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Come on now. I don't buy and sell a bunch of them. I still have a m2.

yeah but haven't you bought & sold like 3 or 4 of them? or am I confusing you with another guy who's forum name starts with 'j' and has a similar number of letters (and probably sold me a printer)

insta wrote:yeah but haven't you bought & sold like 3 or 4 of them? or am I confusing you with another guy who's forum name starts with 'j' and has a similar number of letters (and probably sold me a printer)

That's more is a bushel than a bunch insta

I have sold 3 makergear so far. 2 ultimaker 2s. 3 rostock max v2s, 3 makerfarms, 1 taz 5, 2 lulzbot mini, 1 printrbot simple metal, 1 kossel mini, 1 prusa i3. Needless to say I have tons of experience with many machines. You may ask which I liked the most. It's by far the makergear.

I think he needs an intervention.

Yeah I probably do but at one point I was running 8 machines at once to make parts for clients. Now I no longer do that so I sold all of them off.

jprochnow wrote:I have sold 3 makergear so far. 2 ultimaker 2s. 3 rostock max v2s, 3 makerfarms, 1 taz 5, 2 lulzbot mini, 1 printrbot simple metal, 1 kossel mini, 1 prusa i3. Needless to say I have tons of experience with many machines. You may ask which I liked the most. It's by far the makergear.

Friendly ribbing, no ill will meant

Not a problem. Its been a rough year but I just started getting some work late last week again from an old client so i'm hoping things are turning around(they have a object printer which is costing them tons to use compared to what I charge). Either way back to the topic at hand. I'm sure tons of people are just waiting for the kits to come back to place their orders. Like most people in the reprap/diy 3d printing we for the most part enjoy building these machines.

jprochnow wrote: I'm sure tons of people are just waiting for the kits to come back to place their orders. Like most people in the reprap/diy 3d printing we for the most part enjoy building these machines.

Plus it only takes about 4 hours to put one together, probably even less if you've done it before. So it's like getting paid $75 an hour or more to assemble your M2.

jprochnow wrote:Not a problem. Its been a rough year but I just started getting some work late last week again from an old client so i'm hoping things are turning around(they have a object printer which is costing them tons to use compared to what I charge). Either way back to the topic at hand. I'm sure tons of people are just waiting for the kits to come back to place their orders. Like most people in the reprap/diy 3d printing we for the most part enjoy building these machines.

Well I am, for one.

John