I found one for $8,000 with 120k miles on it. Trying to figure out if that's a good price or if I can do better. Benefit of this one is there is no accidents or damage on it. It looks like it hasn't had any service done in a long while so that's a bit concerning
I've been looking for a Subie for a while now and I might have found a good one. This one has 120k miles on it for about $7k. I feel like that's a bit steep, so hopefully I can talk them down a bit. It has a clean record and it seems like they replaced a lot of the stuff last year so I'm confident that nothing will need to be replaced for a while. Thoughts?
I found this 2016 e-Golf near me with 40,000 miles on it. They're charging $5,000 so I'm feeling a bit suspicious. There's no accidents with it that I can find. Is this a good deal? And is there anything about these cars that should concern me?
I recently got this one from my brother-in-law and it's a beaut. Even though it's in visibly bad condition. I told him I'd grade it for him, so I'm deciding if I should get an authentic slab or like an actual grade. The corners and back are genuinely the worst but I'm still wondering if it would get a grade of like 2-5?
Ok firstly let me tell you the reason I want from my printers. I want to make life-sized statues as well as cosplay props/costumes like swords, guns, helmets, etc. Basically, a huge print bed. But I also want quality and consistency. I have owned both of these companies printers (Elegoo Neptune 4 Max and BambuLab A1) I gotta say that the Bambu Lab A1 was significantly better in quality and consistency. Though the Neptune 4 Max had an unmatched build size. But is size really a good trade-off for quality?
Also if you have other printers that might be better than this selection, please let me know!