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*You can ship irregular objects as they are, as long as the stamp fits on it. See [https://hip2save.com/2016/10/12/did-you-know-that-you-can-send-these-items-in-the-mail/] | *You can ship irregular objects as they are, as long as the stamp fits on it. See [https://hip2save.com/2016/10/12/did-you-know-that-you-can-send-these-items-in-the-mail/] | ||
*You can design your own postage stamps! See https://photostamps.com/. But it is 2x the cost to ship. | *You can design your own postage stamps! See https://photostamps.com/. But it is 2x the cost to ship. | ||
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Revision as of 09:34, 7 January 2020
Hint: All practical data on all aspects of the OSE Universal Axis-based 3D Printers.
Shipping
- 2 small idler pieces fit in a 55 cent USA envelope. Going to 6 of them - wight 3.7 oz - they cost $3.70 minimum as it is a 'stiff' package. Advice: send 2 envelopes with 3 pieces, at 55 cents each. Weight limit of a letter is 1 oz, with every extra oz being another 15 cents. [1]
- You can ship irregular objects as they are, as long as the stamp fits on it. See [2]
- You can design your own postage stamps! See https://photostamps.com/. But it is 2x the cost to ship.