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    1302% Funded - 4420 Backers - Awesome

    Just wanted to say congratulations on a successfully funded Kickstarter Project. They ended up 1302% funded with 4420 backers, and raising $651,091. Can't wait to see how awesome they make this thing with all this money they have raised, and more importantly I can't wait to get my printer!

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    There is a bunch of people in the indiegogo campaign too.

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    Indiegogo still has 4 days remaining and is up to $59,000+, and 534 backers. So it's still not too late to back it.

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    600 backers at indiegogo! We already reached 5000 backers! So, outsourcing now?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Teruo View Post
    600 backers at indiegogo! We already reached 5000 backers! So, outsourcing now?
    5036 backers, but I don't think 5000 printer orders.

    I'm seeing about 325 backers between IGG and KS that only pledged at the level for resin, shirts, or "thank you"s, so they're still a few hundred short of the 5k printers line.

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    I'll order 2 if needed! :P

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    I think if we ask them nicely they won't mind giving us the 5,000 backers perks such as the mold injected housing even though it's only a few hundred shy of 5,000.

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    If they really believe in their product I think it would be worth going for the 5k backers perk. This would make the product better and them they could sell the extra units latter.

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    Engineer-in-Training nka's Avatar
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    They will save time and gain in quality anyway!

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    It's a matter of cost -- getting things injection molded has a very expensive base cost. My understanding is that it won't be practical to do. We are in the process of getting a professional laser cutter with which to produce the housing and frame.

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