I think 300, you’ve got the entire machine for still under 800 with the table build and emt
Also to add, you have to account for issues with prints and it will take one printer 2.5 days to make one set, that’s a lot of personal time removing the parts then shipping it and inspection
Yeah not worth it for me to add options to be each part. If you have a tiny printer buy the full kit. best that the same printer prints all the parts so they fit right.
From the perspective of someone who looked at the LR3 kit before they bought a 3d Printer - I didn’t blink at 264 and 240 is a steal. For a 4x8 cnc kit with ALL the hardware under 800 is a deal that no one can even get close to right now, so you probably could go to 280-300. If you plan on offering fancy materials in the future, maybe 280 to leave some incentive to sell the higher end kits depending on how those are priced out. I price out weird stuff like this for a living (corp finance) and usually its just done on margin.
For anyone still thinking about skew correction for the P1 Series printer, it is not support. That is skew correction for ANY skew, not just XY. I tried 3 times to correct it use M1005 and it doesn’t take it. I found this reddit post with a message from Bambu Lab saying it is not possible.
EDIT: It was pointed out to me that the reddit post also says the next release of P1 firmware will include skew correction, granted it doesn’t say for what axis.
I liked, downloaded, shared make, commented, and will add star rating as soon as Printables.com allows it. I’m again having the same issue I had earlier with the main LR4 listing. There I did eventually get away to add a rating.
UPDATE: I had already downloaded it, but I downloaded it again, and now it lets me rate. I guess somehow my first download didn’t “take.”