Airwolf 3D robbed, 13 printers gone.

[curious aardvark]

Or you could just buy a really cheap printer :-)

In all honesty how many people would report it ?

Looking at the website these are seriously nice bits of kit retailing at $4000

Actually it also describes corexy in a way that makes sense :-)

Yep those are seriously nice machines. The only thing I can't find anywhere on the website is the build volume. weird.

But were someone to offer me one for $2000, I still couldn't afford it lol - but I'd know it was stolen and would try and haggle them down ;-)

I guess if airwolf were to say that anyone giving information leading to the recovery of the printers would get one free. People might be more inclined to bubble the burglars :-)

[Ama-fessional Molder]

Or you could just buy a really cheap printer :-)

In all honesty how many people would report it ?

Looking at the website these are seriously nice bits of kit retailing at $4000

Actually it also describes corexy in a way that makes sense :-)

Yep those are seriously nice machines. The only thing I can't find anywhere on the website is the build volume. weird.

But were someone to offer me one for $2000, I still couldn't afford it lol - but I'd know it was stolen and would try and haggle them down ;-)

I guess if airwolf were to say that anyone giving information leading to the recovery of the printers would get one free. People might be more inclined to bubble the burglars :-)

It's a criminal offense to knowingly purchase stolen goods. Receipt of stolen goods valuing over $500 is a felony offense.

Of course, if they can't prove you know it is stolen more often what happens is you forfeit the item(s).

[Geoff]

It's a criminal offense to knowingly purchase stolen goods. Receipt of stolen goods valuing over $500 is a felony offense.

Then I guess we haggle them down to $499?

[Ama-fessional Molder]

Then I guess we haggle them down to $499?

Printer is still worth far more than that. Come on now.

I can't believe you guys are even joking about being fine with guying stolen property.