Polymer Suppliers (Page 2 of 4)

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Vendor Review
Revolve3D.com

TL;DR: Great guys, good prices, will continue to buy from them.

I took advantage of Revolve3D's promotional "free shipping" deal, and picked up a 10lb box of MG94 for $38 shipped.  From what I understand, Revolve3D carried on where OSPrinting left off, so the stock is the same glorious, creamy MG94 we know and love.

The filament arrived, well sealed, in a somewhat overstuffed USPS Priority Mail box.  I'm fine with this, USPS is gentle with my stuff and the plastic inside was well protected.

Cracking open the box gave me these four bags, and a packing slip.  My assumption is the larger bags are a consistent size and topped off with the smaller ones to make weight.  The large bags are an ounce short of 4 pounds, and the small bags are 1.25 pounds.  The per-bag measurement doesn't really matter, it's just something I noticed.

Here's my packing slip.  Let's see if they short-changed me.  It didn't happen with OSPrinting, doesn't happen with Ultimachine, and cannot happen here.

I ORDERED 10 POUNDS YOU JERKS.  NOW I HAVE TO THROW AWAY THESE 3 EXTRA OUNCES.

The resin is what we expect.

I see you hiding in there you little asshole.  I'm glad they include dessicant, because the plastic really does need to stay dry, but I always end up losing a packet as I pour it into my hopper, and only find out a day later when it's all clogged up.  Maybe I'll use one of my fancy new-fangled plastic crapping robots to print a large sieve for my funnel.

As for the people, I've had great experiences talking with them.  I've only communicated via email (and, really, wish I could everywhere) -- and Trevor has been very responsive even at weird hours and on normal "days off".  I believe the prices are very fair for resin, especially considering how hard it's becoming to get MG94, and the service has been nothing short of exactly what I would expect as an over-entitled neckbearded internet shopper.

Thank you Tim and thanks Insta for the review. I really appreciate it.

I received my ABS from my3dprint media in Perth, Australia. Their site didn't work for awhile, I contacted the NZ 3dprint media, and found out that the australia one was open again. The person in Perth was a nice guy, but he forgot to send some stuff which I'll ask for soon! He has high and low flor ABS with plenty of colorants! So far, so good (Y)

I get my MG94 and 4043D pellets from Open Source 3D Printing OS3DP (formerly Open Source Printing OSP).  When I placed my order I was able to log-in with my old username from the OSP site.  From what I understand OS3DP bought the OSP website and Colorant.  I received my package in one day from when I ordered it, real quick shipping.  I would highly recommend them.

Very happy with osprintingllc.com.

There was a free colorant included when you buy a box, i wonder if i just need to split this colorant in 9 parts and 1 part per 2lb ?

L-Cheapo is only capable to cut paper and etch wood correct ?
almost $200 for engraving your name on wood and leather. Interestingly high priced.

All i heard that guy said was cut thru paper and edge wood and leather.
THEN he listed things it can cut.
Should have said it in the first place.

3/16" is less then 1/4 of an inch. Interesting.

Still for $200 doesn't seem like enough power... I wonder if its upgradable and if the have more powerful version of it.

Hello Everyone !! Who bought pellets from store.osprintingllc.com ?

No such thing from what i know. When they say "clear" they mean "natural" which means "not colored"
Look for Polycarbonate

cool !. thats not what i saw after digging around. perhaps didnt dig deep enough ?
But is it ABS or appears to be and acts like one ? Thats the question.

I've been using it for purge.

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