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They replied but they said the fastest way for them to send it to me is directly from the us rather than the uk .
I asked if it is possible to sent it through uk and they have not replied yet …
It’s a matter of opinion.
It’s a matter of opinion. For me the plastic bits and bobs of a robot are relatively minor and hacking them out of plastic breadboards and scrap plywood is part of the fun. I’ve yet to need a piece that I can’t make, and my robots are constricted much more by their sensors, actuators and my programming than by their chassis design. That’s the practical point of view from where I am in robotics. However the appeal of robotically printing more robots is undeniable. If I really wanted 3D printer I would at least have a go at building one. With €1600 you can actually nearly get both servos and 3D printer, and get the phone free on contract 
Finally.
Finally I ordered my makerbot Thing-0-Matic after 2-3 weeks of thinking .
It will propably be shipped in 1 or 2 weeks .
I have already read the assembling instructions and I understood that it needs precision on what you are doing as Geir has told me .
Though ,I dont know what is the painters tape I saw that is a blue tape but cant find it in a Local shop propably because I dont know
how to ask for it (cause in greek this kind of tape must have another name ) .
The tape people are using is
The tape people are using is this painter tape from 3M
http://www.scotchblue.com/wps/portal/3M/en_US/Scotch-BlueBrand/Scotch-Blue/
I personally don’t use it. I print directly on the heated platform that is covered by several layers of thermal tape (it’s part of the kit)
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You mean the yellow one mentioned as an alternative in the instructions ?
Yes that’s the one
Yes that’s the one