Makerbot Exclusive Offer: 30% Discount on Method 3D printers
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Act now and get a 30% discount on all Method and Method Carbon Fiber 3D printers.
With a simple set up experience and easy to use software, Makerbot Method and Method Carbon Fiber dual extrusion 3D printers help students create functional, engineering-grade prototypes. With Method, students can print with materials such as nylon and carbon fiber being used in the real-world production of race cars, golf clubs, robots, airplanes and more.
Act now and get a 30% discount on all Method and Method Carbon Fiber 3D printers purchases – a value of $1,500 per printer!
Offer ends December 15th, 2020
To redeem this great offer contact your Account Representative or simply fill out the form below and we will have a dedicated Account Executive help you with the process.
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