I would use the vent mount, but it makes me nervous having heat constantly blowing on something electronic. The total cost to design, prototype, and produce 1000 units of your product is $3700, but you took in $45000. Advice for my Accessport V2 Mount please The one I ordered. There's still a cost to pay someone to run the printers, to replace filament rolls, to remove parts when they're done printing, to power the printers, space, ventilation, etc, so let's double that to $7400. If you sell 1000 of them that's $45000 in revenue minus the $1000 you spent in labor designing the part, the $900 you spent on 5 printers, and, assuming you can get 10 of them out of a roll of ABS filament, 100 rolls of ABS at $18/each is $1800. On or the cell phone holder part comes off leaving only the mounting base with the two prong thing to which the AP mount can be easily attached. Even if that person has an engineering degree and you're paying them $40/hr, that's only $1000 in design costs. The mentioned two-prong mounting system is Arkon's. If this took someone skilled more than 18-24 hours of design time to create, from blank slate to finished design, I'd be appalled.
Note 2 - This mount doesn't come with the.
Note 1 - This mount only work with the factory Accessport V3 Holster(Part AP3-HOLSTER-002).You can print prototypes pretty quickly, 2 or 3 hours tops for a low quality version in PLA. Cobb Accessport V3 Mount This is a brand new windshield mount exclusive for the new Cobb Accessport V3 This is a better way to display your new Accessport V3 by Cobb instead the original mount that come with your new Accessport. An Ender 3 is $180, ABS filament is ~$9/pound at the small quantities I'm buying.
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