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5 month old Assembled Ultimaker v2 with Ulticontroller, Great Construction!

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Posted in 5 month old Assembled Ultimaker v2 with Ulticontroller, Great Construction!

Hello,

I am selling my Ultimaker 3D Printer which I purchased in the summer of this year. It is a great printer but I need the cash at the moment, so for sale is my original Ultimaker v2 with Ulticontroller!

I have an ebay auction with pictures of the printer and also pictures of some prints I made with it. It has awesome quality. It comes with few rolls of filament.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ultimaker-3D-Printer-v2-hotend-with-filament-Great-construction-and-quality-/121240943842?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1c3a85fce2

I am asking $2050 for the printer + shipping. I will also take your best offer for consideration on ebay. The printer will be shipping from Ann Arbor, MI.

UPDATE

price is now $1800 OBO

 

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