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Depending on what exactly you're testing, a heated enclosure, and a 24V bed might be very useful, as you can find ideal bed temperatures, even if they are high, quickly, and determine optimal chamber temperatures to eliminate warping and cracking while preventing them from drooping or elephant ...

I'm going to go out on a limb and say they might be more interested in a stock machine for testing different filaments. BUT! if your interested in testing multiple hotends with the Rostock v2, then the quick change hotend board might prove to be valuable. That way you'll only need to purchase ...

Hey Guys!

We needed another machine at http://www.pushplastic.com to test out materials, so we just bought a Rostock Max v2!! Excited to assemble this thing and try some crazy new materials on it. What else should we buy to optimize assembly?

Thanks!
Push Plastic

I was going to give it a try as they sell a 5-color sample pack (.2kg of each) for the same price. But shipping was $12.97 which brought my total to $31.97. Not worth it to me. I'll have to see if buying a few spools will lower the shipping cost/kg. If not, then it's not worth it to me. EDIT: I ...