Protoprint Aftermarket Parts

[DrekeRc]

Hi,

I'm Andreas, I'm since a few months very into 3D printing. I bought a 3D printer and fully built a second one. My other hobby is RC Racing. I combined these two, and now I make usefull tools, accessoires and also aftermarket parts for Cars.

Some things I've made : Ride Height Cube, Schumacher KF Low Grip Top Deck, Schumacher KF Side pods for easy removing of the LiPo, Fan protector,...

Things are kept adding, and I wil add some prototyping steps in this thread too. People with ideas are always welcome.

My website : http://www.protoprintparts.com/

[DrekeRc]

Little giveaway, make sure to join!

https://www.facebook.com/ProtoPrint/...396158/?type=1

[OneKiwi]

Looking good, I commented on some of the photos.

[DrekeRc]

Since we reached 500 Likes on Facebook and everything is looking positive for Protoprint, I'm thinking of getting this company to the next level. We are looking on buying a new 3D Printer for our shop, this 3D printer opens a whole new world for creating RC parts. We could also outsource our 3D prints to professional company's, but we want to keep the costs low so everybody could enjoy our products. This is why we opened this crowdfunding campaign. If you support us, read the whole story in the link below and help us, by sharing the campaign or by funding an amount to reach our goal!

http://igg.me/at/HelpProtoprint/x/12491539

[skyaflake]

Are you a company? Can't find a VAT number or anything else. Good luck with the crowdfunding. Please keep in mind that there already is a company named as Protoprint, and since you are not based in India, it's not you.

And I think for your start, go with the professional companies. Buying, maintaining and keeping a 3D printer running is more expensive than you think. Good luck.

[DrekeRc]

Originally Posted by skyaflake

Are you a company? Can't find a VAT number or anything else. Good luck with the crowdfunding. Please keep in mind that there already is a company named as Protoprint, and since you are not based in India, it's not you.

And I think for your start, go with the professional companies. Buying, maintaining and keeping a 3D printer running is more expensive than you think. Good luck.

I have 2 printers running already. 1 designed and built myself. I know what it takes, i dont neef anyone telling me that...

Thanks.

[skyaflake]

"i dont neef anyone telling me that" - If I interpret this right, you don't need anyone telling you a thing - good or bad. That's the spirit.

3D Printing for this hobby is a niche, and to be honest, good luck with it. Good "companies" are always welcome and I hope you produce.

[DrekeRc]

Originally Posted by skyaflake

"i dont neef anyone telling me that" - If I interpret this right, you don't need anyone telling you a thing - good or bad. That's the spirit.

3D Printing for this hobby is a niche, and to be honest, good luck with it. Good "companies" are always welcome and I hope you produce.

Sorry for the autocorrector on my phone, it's sad I'm not as perfect as you...

It's sad to always see people dragging other people down. It's not the first time you tear down my work. But thanks anyway, I think...

[DrekeRc]

Double post

[DrekeRc]

New part from Protoprint! This handy tool lets u use your powertool tips as a normal screwdriver! Super handy when your normal screwdriver tip is worn out and all you have with you for the rest are your powertool tips.

http://www.protoprintparts.com/store...ip_Wrench.html

[isobarik]

Looks good......................

mvh isobarik

[DrekeRc]

Latest from Protoprint. Shock stand! + it's on sale already

http://protoprintparts.com/product/shock-stand/

[danDanEFC]

Looks Great, and much better that the one I currently have that keeps falling apart.

[DrekeRc]

Originally Posted by danDanEFC

Looks Great, and much better that the one I currently have that keeps falling apart.

Thanks, he is on sale atm