Great new update with the 3 different Marvin sizes!
Rifle
October 23, 2015, 3:18pm
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Can you add an “infiltration” or “sealant” option to the additional fee portion.
That would greatly help us using powder based 3D printers.
I don’t use support material, but I do seal the parts after print and there is a definite cost to this.
The best way to estimate this cost would be a factor times the surface area.
thanks,
Rifle Creek
Bram
October 26, 2015, 2:01pm
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Hey! you should already be able to select surface as one of the components to base your pricing on!
Bram
October 26, 2015, 2:04pm
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Hey! Time to print really differs from technology to technology. I do recognise that time to print and labour would be great components to base your price on. Will take this into account!
Mitch_1
November 11, 2015, 6:59am
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so what happened to adding additional costs for more than %20 infill, and if support is needed as with most standard extruder type 3D printers? also I dont see my material costs per c3 anymore, what happened to that?
obelix
November 11, 2015, 11:32am
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Hello @Filemon
how can a delete a printer?
Filemon
November 11, 2015, 4:41pm
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Jep, that’s a bug :s
Currently you can only put your printers offline. Fix will be deployed late this week or somewhere next. Sorry for that
Does anyone else find judging the cost of the material buy the size of the 3d hubs guy really confusing? is it possible to make it an option of how to show the price. per cm/3 instead of this new system? which with all the options can get really hard to compare.
Cheers,
Bonne
Dane
December 23, 2015, 12:26am
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I’m also very confused by why pricimg is now done according to sliced volume rather than object volume. Its way less transparent this way which is a bit disappointing…
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I think it was always Sliced volume?
My issue is how can anyone possible compare the prices of the different materials and layer heights and everything else when we have a bizarre system of Marvins. i have not paid much attention to the update till now as i have been busy.
Please allow us to add a NVPro printer by NVBots (http://nvbots.com/nvpro/ ). Thanks!
Way to bring back a dead thread… On a side not though, did you actually buy one of those? Last I talked to the owner he said the price tag was $15k
@MicroVentures I have added the NVPro printer to our platform!
I’m new to 3D Hubs, but one thing that would be nice as far as price options go is allowing customers to select different geometry and other extra services. For instance maybe they want a High Resolution print with the normal infill, but maybe another customer would want high resolution with full infill. As of now there is no way to offer a single resolution with varying infills.
Hi
Can I add another type of material, rather than selecting from the list of materials provided
Why I am not seeing the pricing preview populate on my profile settings?
Hi,
I am trying to add a printer. I am a new user to this site.
I set the name as Prusa I3 from the dropdown.
I set the material to ABS from the dropdown.
I set the colour as White (There are many more but I tried more and it failed to add so just tried white for this test).
I left everything else as default and set the Online toggle to on.
Clicked Save and got a message saying “Ouch could not add”. Why won’t it add the printer?
Thanks,
Hey @Nomadd_UK , We are currently experiencing a bug when hubs are trying to add new printers, it should be fixed today, i will keep you informed once its working again!
Hi Alex,
I have just emailed Gabriela. The issue is still not resolved. I have managed to edit the printer she added for me and set it to online status though.
If you need me to test it please contact me.
Hi there, I have a problem because i can’t find my 3d printer in the list.
What do i have to do if it is a custom model (build area: 300x300x300 mm) of this printer here: www.3dmarkone.com (which is missing in your list)?
Actually I’ve set up the printer as MarkOne but the one you have in the list it’s referred to the Markforged Markone but I don’t want to be misunderstood by customers.
Thank you.