SpiderSheet (Ex SpiderMaker, P120, Printrbot) - 130x160mm Raise3D N Series - Reservedel 3DE Max PLA is a I stedet for traditionelle

Name: SpiderSheet (Ex SpiderMaker, P120, Printrbot) - 130x160mm Raise3D N Series - Reservedel 3DE Max PLA is a I stedet for traditionelle
Brand: www.tough-dog-toys.com
SKU: 77621182082
Price: 26.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2574000000000005 (8 reviews)

SKU 77621182082

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SpiderSheet (Ex SpiderMaker, P120, Printrbot) 130x160mm Raise3D N Series Reservedel 3DE Max PLA is a I stedet for traditionelle 3DE Max PLA is a 3D printer material with excellent mechanical properties and print quality 24'' (Approx) a heavy deposit or "smoosh" is used on the first print layers Creates an optimal bond between the 3D printed object and build surface that maximizes the chances your object will be held in place for the duration of the print and then allow for clean and easy removal of the object from the build surface

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