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Lots of 3mm filament at a good price !

By corngolem, in Buying or selling your Ultimaker

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corngolem
Posted in Lots of 3mm filament at a good price !

 

I’m getting rid of all my 3mm filament at the price I bought them, you’ll hardly find a better deal !

New:

laywoo-D3 cherry light brown 250g 18€

laybrick 250g 21€

taulman 618 450g 29€

ultimaker:

ABS white 750g 31€

PLA flex black 750g 34€

formfutura:

PLA white 1Kg 22€

PLA grey 1Kg 22€ x2

faberdashery (unspooled):

PLA artic white 100m 29€

PLA crystal clear 5m 2€

PLA architect’s stone 5m 2€

PLA desert tan 5m 2€

PLA butter cream 5m 2€

PLA raspberry spark 5m 2,5€

PLA pearly white 5m 2,5€

PLA glowbug yellow 5m 2,5€

Used:

nobrand:

PLA grey 500g 10€

PLA white 500g 10€

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Shipping costs start at 15,50€ for the E.U. and 6€ for France.

Payment accepted via PayPal/BC, wire bank transfer or French bank check.

If interested contact my by private message exclusively, if not, don't reply this thread. I'm not subscribed to it.

 

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