I’ll get a cf one printed this week and post a pic then you can choose the normal black or cf black. CF ones will cost a little more.I’ll take a black one pls. New to this site so not sure how payment works…
I’ll get a cf one printed this week and post a pic then you can choose the normal black or cf black. CF ones will cost a little more.I’ll take a black one pls. New to this site so not sure how payment works…
Hi - I see this is for 6.1 but do they also fit T6?I’ll get a cf one printed this week and post a pic then you can choose the normal black or cf black. CF ones will cost a little more.
Any update pls?I’ll get a cf one printed this week and post a pic then you can choose the normal black or cf black. CF ones will cost a little more.
No. But you can get these….Hi - I see this is for 6.1 but do they also fit T6?
Sorry for the delay.Any update pls?
People who have no experience with any 3d printing have no grasp of the time and effort that goes into designing and making things.I recently listed these cup holders on ebay, for the £45 + £5 P&P, that’s £5 more expensive than I sell them here on T6 forum, reason being that ebay want £7 in fees. Really, I only listed them to make use of the ebay GSP for non UK buyers.
Anyway, I had a buyer make an ‘offer’ of £10, saying something like ‘get real mate these are 3D printed!’, so I offered to enlighten the guy on the pricing, but his response was ‘you’re a criminal’.
I don’t feel I need to justify the cost, and really it doesn’t even make commercial sense for me to make these, more like an extension of a small hobby really, and I get to feel useful when anyone like them. But I did think about the costing and here is why they are £40+£5 P&P (£45 on ebay):
Design time -probably 15 hours of drawing, prototyping and getting to the point of a useful 1st attempt, plus another 15 hours of tweaking, small improvements etc.
Printer cost and maintenance - £400 ish, and yes I use it for other things, but 90% of it’s time is cup holders.
Time per unit – I reckon it takes about 2 hours of my time in total to get the filament, dry it, load it up, and get printing, then trim, file and tidy the finished print, then box ad post it.
Costs - filament, packaging, postage, electricity, printer replacement parts, is probably around £10-£15 in total.
Now I’ve written all that down, I probably should put the price up OR - If anyone is looking for a hobby/sideline I might be interested in selling the printer and the designs for this as a package!
I’ll take the standard one pls, can you send payment details?Sorry for the delay.
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Short story - I finally have one done. Price will be an extra £5 for the CF version, making it £50 posted. For the very first one ordered I'll hold the old price (£40+£5P&P).
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Long story - PETG CF was a proper nightmare to get printing properly, I had to buy a new hardened 0.6mm nozzle (normal nozzle is 0.4mm brass), and find some new print setting to suit this, along the way I've had 3 failed prints.
I'll take a CF version dude. Let me know if it's the first one or if fifty quid. If you can DM me that'd be rad.Sorry for the delay.
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Short story - I finally have one done. Price will be an extra £5 for the CF version, making it £50 posted. For the very first one ordered I'll hold the old price (£40+£5P&P).
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Long story - PETG CF was a proper nightmare to get printing properly, I had to buy a new hardened 0.6mm nozzle (normal nozzle is 0.4mm brass), and find some new print setting to suit this, along the way I've had 3 failed prints.
I've ordered the filament, delivery is 5-7 working days. I should be able to get some printed over the Christmas break and delivery late Dec or early Jan.I think that new matte grey looks very smart I'd like that one please.