Homebrew PCBs

Mark,


I’m also interested in a MCU version kit without sheet aluminum.


Regards,
Adolf




Am 15.08.2014 18:44, schrieb Mark Lerman mlerman@...
[Homebrew_PCBs]:
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> I am willing, within reason, to consider collecting and "kitting" the
> parts for the E260 conversion. One problem is shipping a 2 foot long x
> 6 inch wide piece of sheet aluminum. In order for me to spend that
> much time and energy on this I would have to make a profit. Also, we
> now have 2 versions to consider. I'm not really keen on making money
> from hobbyists, especially those on this group, but I would be
> providing a service for something that I have, in fact, told you how
> to do yourself. So I really don't feel too badly about asking $100 USD
> per kit for the mechanical version and $150 USD for the MCU version,
> not including shipping. Shipping will be at cost.
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> I also have a couple of modified machines that I am interested in
> selling. It's very hard for me to put a price on these machines, but
> $250 USD seems about right, considering how much time I have spent on
> each one.
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> I guess I might as well go all-in and offer to convert these printers
> for anyone who wants to ship me one for conversion. $175 USD for the
> conversion, parts included, plus shipping. Either version.
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> Again, I want to stress that I am happy to provide *gratis*, as
> always, all the information and help anyone wants.
>
> Mark
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