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What's the best way to sell a printer?
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Country/location and printers?
e.g. In Germany facebook is dead but from what I hear it is still used in the USA. Smiliar a Ender 3 has a diffrent target audiance than a Raise3D.
It's USA, two creality cr10sprov2 but with tiny machines firmware and upgrades. I was poking at nextdoor this morning, has anyone used that?
Used prices were in a free fall. A Cr10s pro v2 is now around $100-150.
If your price is spot on it might just take a few weeks for a potential buyer to see it as those aren't the typical beginner printers and print farms/businesses use different machines.
Thank you, this kind of puts it in perspective