Sticky for expected shipping date?

[oninoshiko]

I have several models I'd like to try with a peachy that printed 'ok' on a standard filament printer but should be much better on a peachy!

I actually kinda signed on on a lark, not really having anything in mind for my peachy. It's so inexpensive, it's hard to justify not having one. Since then, I've gotten my self a project which needs parts fabricated for it. While I'm not sure the output will be durable enough for long-term use, it will be great for making prototypes for testing.

While an extrusion printer would probably work just fine, I don't have one, so after some calibration prints...

[CescoAiel]

I actually kinda signed on on a lark, not really having anything in mind for my peachy. It's so inexpensive, it's hard to justify not having one. Since then, I've gotten my self a project which needs parts fabricated for it. While I'm not sure the output will be durable enough for long-term use, it will be great for making prototypes for testing.

While an extrusion printer would probably work just fine, I don't have one, so after some calibration prints...

You could check whether there is a fablab or makerspace near you...

What I am really most interested in is how long it would take to start shipping pre-orders once certification is done... are we talking weeks, months or years after certification?