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Hallo beste lezer,

 

Ik ben al een tijdje op zoek naar Ultimaker PLA zonder nfc chip. Het scheelt al gauw tien euro per rol en, aangezien ik er in een jaar heel wat gebruik kan dit aardig oplopen. Bovendien heb ik een Ultimaker 2+ en, die heeft geen nfc lezer. Ik kom op verschillende sites terecht en kom alleen maar rollen tegen met nfc chip. Ik heb laatst bij Coolblue een rol PLA besteld en deze had een nfc chip. Toen dacht ik als ik zonder kan kopen scheelt het me vast wat centen. Ik hoop dat ze nog gemaakt worden.

 

Kan iemand me meer vertellen?

 

 

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    Moet het echt pla van ultimaker zijn? Ik gebruik ice filament van trideus, van de zwarte en witte hebben ze zelfs grote rollen, scheelt heel wat tegenover ultimaker en print net zo goed als filament van ultimaker. 

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    Ja ik wil voor nu wel even Ultimaker filament aanhouden. En ben dus bereid iets meer te betalen. Maar om 10 a 15 euro meer te betalen voor iets wat ik niet kan gebruiken (extra nfc chip) is onzin.

     

    Bedankt voor je reactie Marrut!

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    Ik zou zelf echt gewoon overstappen op een ander materiaal. Bij het bedrijf waar ik werk wissel ik heel de dag door tussen ultimaker materiaal en ons eigen materiaal en we gebrijken gewoon altijd dezelfde instelling echt geen probleem. Denk dit dat voor de meeste pla's geldt. Ik zou wel oppassen met chinees fillament maar trideus lay3rs colorfab is sowieso echt wel goed. 

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