$10 3D printer .... riiight....

[traveller]

Is it me, or is this just a blatant scam?
$10 for a 3D printer kit, I must be dreamin' :screwy:
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/182598183955?_trksid=p2060353.m1438 .l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
PS: no feedback, joined ebay less than 24 hrs ago...

[el_draco]

Ah Der... shipping is from outside Au yet the location is given as Acton Park in Au... Scam fer sure good buddy...

[leon]

I'll have a couple at that price Bo, ;) :lol: they must thing people are plain stupid. :mad2:

Leon :thumbsup:

[LewisM]

I ordered 3. I'll on-sell them at the usual $268 US price. Should rake it in for my $30 investment.

[Ric]

The only Acton Park I can find is a suburb of Hobart.

Maybe they think Tasmania is outside of Australia. ;) :lol:

[el_draco]

Careful...., Careful.... Down here, we seriously consider it on a regular basis :lol:

[kittenshark]

Ummm.... those parts aren't going to even add up to $10. I know some ebayers list options that can include anything including a part--maybe this ha an option for a tiny roll of filament. Just so that they can get their listings stand out more.

I do know there are some sub $300 printers on the market that actually aren't that bad. Even the ones sold on Aldi. They sold out pretty quickly

If you're game, you can get the parts for less than $200 and build your own Prusa i3 Mk2 clone (worth $800 as DIY kit or or $900 assembled from Prusa): https://youtu.be/oVWLpvekby0

Took us about 8h to assemble ours from the official DIY kit, and another few hours of tweaking. Still waiting on our multi-material upgrade kit.

[jak001]

Haha, did you have any luck?