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Ultimarker nähe Basel

By gartenbahner, in Deutsch

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gartenbahner
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Hallo Zusammen

Seit ein paar Wochen beschäftigt mich der Gedanke einen 3D Drucker anzuschaffen, nach vielen vergleichen und langem Lesen hier im Forum bin ich nun beim Ultimaker 1 gelandet. Gebrauchen würde ich diesen für den Modellbau. Deshalb ist mir eine gewisse Genauigkeit und eine möglichst glatte Oberfläche ziemlich wichtig.

Nun, bevor ich mir einen UM1 kaufe, gibt es vielleicht jemand in der Region Basel(Schweiz), bei dem ich mir den Drucker mal ansehen könnte? Oder gibt es die Möglichkeit, dass mir jemand ein Aussschussteil zusendet? Wie gesagt, mir geht es vorallem darum, mal die Oberflächenbeschaffenheit von einem mittels Ultimaker gedruckten Teil anzusehen.

Wäre super, wenn sich jemand meldet.

Gruss

Stefan

 

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