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What's the best way to sell a printer?
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For ebay you always want to take pictures first, package item properly with reinforcement/packaging material, weigh and measure the package. The shipping estimates are based on these metrics, so you need to do them ahead of time.
100% this. However, if these are budget printers shipping will eat into what you can charge for them.
Probably better to sell them locally if possible.
I think so too. But just isn't working. I'll try again
Whereabouts are you?
Pnw, usa
Ah. I can't help there, but I figure if you keep trying, you'll find someone local.
Yes, and printers with 300x300x400 build area are large and heavy