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Croatoan posted:This. I'd be down if we could get it to <$30 shipped. so less than $10 shipping? Doubt that will ever happen for such a heavy item.
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The re-shipping if one goon were to get all of these would be a significant chunk of the price, unless said one goon got it via freight and then shipped out via USPS (funny enough it fits on a large flat rate envelope IIRC  ) or something similarly cheap. But then that would be committing on a purchase just to sell it to goons that promised to maybe buy one.I think the best bet might be to turn this thread into a how-to order and include links to some CAD files you guys have verified work, some with logo for etch, some not, and then goons can decide what thickness they want and if they want the logo or not. e: bah, just checked, they don't make the larger mylar envelopes anymore for flat rate USPS. deimos fucked around with this message at 06:23 on Dec 31, 2013 |
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Steve Yun posted:I could be wrong, but it seems to me that instead of doing a group buy where one person buys a bunch, receives all units and ships them out, it would be easier and more cost effective for everyone to buy it directly from the manufacturer and have it shipped directly to their homes. It seems like the discount for buying as a group is not substantial (the tooling for this setup seems to make it more ideal for individual, unique customers and less geared towards mass quantities), and having to ship the item to one goon who would then ship them out to each other goon would be redundant in shipping. deimos posted:The re-shipping if one goon were to get all of these would be a significant chunk of the price, unless said one goon got it via freight and then shipped out via USPS (funny enough it fits on a large flat rate envelope IIRC 
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Dec 31, 2013 13:59
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sleepness posted:Does anyone have a link to some simple doughs / pizza recipes? I am going to order one of these steels tonight for sure. The pizza around my house are pathetic greasy excuses for a pizza. While you learn go to your favorite pizza shop and ask to purchase their dough!.
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demonR6 posted:You're right.. 3/8". It would take two of us to put that into the oven, then it would break. And then you'd get a Garland, I don't see a downside.
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