Yes no problem, no point in buying stuff you already have or can get cheaper locally - I've listed a couple of flavours of polarshield packs - http://polargraph.bigcartel.com/product/polarshield have a look! I can't list every combination, but if you already have stepsticks/pololus then you can paypal me direct the same amount less £17 (price of drivers). Or drop me an email and I can raise an invoice for you.

cheers!
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Cool stuff Bruce, thanks. The exchange rate makes it worse, but it is just expensive whichever way you spin it - the cost of each bit is small, but it all adds up pretty quick unless you're buying 10,000 at a time. Even with a couple of hundred at a time the volume breaks are pretty slim. I've done my best to keep the price as low as possible, but I can't do it for just cost anymore - actually that's the main reason for open-sourcing things, so folk can make stuff themselves rather than pay me for it if they can figure out a better way of doing it. Buying stuff from China, having it shipped to the UK, then posted back to Australia seems like last-days-of-the-empire madness. And shipping itself is so expensive, but its not worth plumping for a cheaper service because the risk is so much higher with things of this value, and nobody wants to wait two weeks when they've spent this much.

Anyway, I hope you like the results, I will write up an assembly guide between now and you getting yours, so you aren't just guessing.

Right, the big-pen gondola isn't written up properly anywhere no, except what you've read here on the forum (I guess) with the version published here: http://www.ponoko.com/showroom/TeamTeamUSA. If I get a chance I will try to call into Spectrum and take a couple of documentary pics of the gondola in-situ and write up the process, but there isn't much to it to be honest - Stuart's gondola performed admirably!

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