where have you been? 
i've been busy getting some isticks out of china twice, alreadY
i've been busy getting some isticks out of china twice, alreadY Printed DNA30 Bottom Feeder
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where have you been?
Everyone knows what getting shipments out of China is like during their New Year.
...got any spares?
Your istick are the soft kind. They do not interest meno spares
both co-ops have been long concluded
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Notice:
It appears I will not have to run a coop for GDNA parts,
effective immediately, there's a website selling Peko and GDNA parts for a reasonable price,
Live Wire Mods
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Full Disclosure - I have nothing to do with this site, and do not make a dime from it
It appears I will not have to run a coop for GDNA parts,
effective immediately, there's a website selling Peko and GDNA parts for a reasonable price,
Live Wire Mods
Edit:
Full Disclosure - I have nothing to do with this site, and do not make a dime from it
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The world suddenly seems bright, warm and sunny! Great news. It will be even greater news when there is product available to ship but this is great news.
I notice Live Wire mods has the parts kits for the Pekos and Gdna 4.2, which is not in stock. What is the difference in the parts for the 4.2 and the 3.1(that I have not built yet)?
Thanks BobC, sounds like it would be worth getting to save shipping and hassle.
OK, I think George is going to release the 4.2 #D parts very soon, when he does, the parts will be available, just click the 'Click to have an email sent to you when this product is available' and you will be notified when the parts are available
Also, they may carry 3.1 parts as well, but I'm not sure
Also, they may carry 3.1 parts as well, but I'm not sure
Pretty cool! If memory serves, the hardware kits were about ten bucks less in the coop; but there is the convenience factor to consider. It's a great idea though, and once all the kits become available I bet it does well.
Please remember, the co-op kits were done at zero markup - what you paid is what it cost, including fees, as per co-op rules. (actually, it ended up costing me about $20 to run that co-op, but that's another story)
One other note on getting parts from the website, no wait, as I've been told, the parts are in stock
i'm sure he appreciates it since that eliminates the search for a willing co-op host to make pekos and dna40s affordable
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