Quoted from Sorokyl:Still missing your point. The flat plastic (which I definitely prefer to this, because at least it has polish), is on a $7000 model. you do the $9500 model (free ship vs the $9400 for my shipped GTF), you get nice toys.
BTW It looks like AP has uploaded some high res pictures on their website which really allows these new toys to shine in all their bad overhang, stringing, printed-too-fast, imporperly tuned printer glory:[quoted image][quoted image]
I'm not gonna sugar-coat it. the 3d-printed toys they used are unappealing. I'm a little curious to know how you guys would've done it differently though. I think if they just spent a little more time on it with like.. Solvents... or Epoxy... or even just priming and sanding it. the results probably would've looked nicer. I don't know awhole lot about that stuff though so i'm a little curious.
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