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Hi folks. Like everyone else, I'd love to have a sample part printed for me at high resolution in PLA on an Ultimaker2 before I plunk down my money for a machine. I've got test prints from a Replicator2 in my hands (not bad) and another one from Affinia on its way. The part is a 6" diameter (approx.) spoked wheel.

you can see it in my album: http://umforum.ultimaker.com/index.php?/gallery/album/732-csc-album/

Neither of these machines has the build volume I need, and neither of those machines has the top resolution of the UM2. So, TWO points for Ultimaker. LOL

Anyway, I will be happy to pay for your material and shipping costs, and maybe buy you a beer or a cuppa coffee.

Please drop me a line.

Thanks!

Chris

 

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