SOLD Arkon Black Alumide 20700 Squonker

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Item for Sale :- Arkon Black Alumide 20700 Squonker with Black 510,Silver Contacts and Black Dome Button.
Selling Price :- R3200.
Condition :- Excellent.No Marks.Spotless
Age of the item :- 2 Months
Clone or Authentic :- Authentic
Location of item :- Centurion
Delivery/Collection :- Delivery on Buyer or can be Collected in Centurion
Reason for sale:- Not being used.

No Trades.Thanks.

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Is this very light because its made of aluminium @SAVapeGear ?
 
Is this very light because its made of aluminium @SAVapeGear ?
It is very light.Only small pieces of Aluminium to strengthen the material.Like Aluminium dust being used while the printing takes place.

These are the best 3D printed mods I have ever seen.You can't even see that it is 3D printed.
 
Is this very light because its made of aluminium @SAVapeGear ?
Laser sintering is used to build your design with this material. The models are printed layer by layer by a laser that draws thin lines in the powder, which melts and bonds it together in order to form a thin layer of the model. After a layer is printed, a new layer of fresh powder is spread over the surface by a roller. The printer has a print chamber that is heated to just below the melting point of the powder; the laser beam adds the extra energy to melt the powder, forming a solid model. After a print job is finished, the result is a big block of heated powder with the printed models contained inside.

Sorry for the long response but that explains the 3d process the best when printing alumide ( alliminium and nylon )
 
Laser sintering is used to build your design with this material. The models are printed layer by layer by a laser that draws thin lines in the powder, which melts and bonds it together in order to form a thin layer of the model. After a layer is printed, a new layer of fresh powder is spread over the surface by a roller. The printer has a print chamber that is heated to just below the melting point of the powder; the laser beam adds the extra energy to melt the powder, forming a solid model. After a print job is finished, the result is a big block of heated powder with the printed models contained inside.

Sorry for the long response but that explains the 3d process the best when printing alumide ( alliminium and nylon )

That's flipping fantastic ... you little well of knowledge.
 
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