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05-26-2021, 10:55 AM
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Re: Project "Ghost" - 1972 C10 Pro-touring
Cool technology building cool parts. I like it.
Curious.... What is the materials cost for each 'prototype' created? I've wondered about this since people started posting their potential creations.
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05-26-2021, 01:19 PM
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Re: Project "Ghost" - 1972 C10 Pro-touring
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I used it because it was already loaded in the machine, but I can get PLA that is of a lower quality, which means it won't be as strong and it'll warp at a lower temp, but is fine for prototyping, for about $18.99 for 1kg, so I could get the prototype print cost down to about $9.50. Each half takes about 10 hours on the printer to create. |
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