Workshop-tested retro consoles, 3D printer parts and test equipment — plus we buy broken kit at fair prices.
Every item that goes out has been through the workshop — tested, photographed and described honestly. We’d rather lose a sale than mis-sell something.
Refurbished consoles and accessories from across the generations — recapped, retro-cleaned, tested on real CRTs where appropriate. Honest condition reports, no “works perfectly” when it doesn’t.
Hot-ends, nozzles, springs, sensors, mods and consumables. Curated for the kind of upgrades and fixes we use ourselves on our own printer fleet — nothing on the listing we wouldn’t fit at home.
Oscilloscopes, multimeters, signal generators, bench power supplies and lab gear — ideal for hobbyists, makers and students kitting out a workshop. Every unit is functionally tested and calibration is noted where known.
Got dead hardware sitting in a cupboard? We’ll often pay for it — even if it’s “not working” — because we can fix and resell what most people would scrap.
The eBay marketplace is full of unknowns. Buying from a workshop with a fixed name and a public website should mean fewer surprises.
Everything we list has been on the bench — we know what works, what doesn’t, and we describe it accordingly. No “sold as seen” cop-outs.
If something we sold you isn’t what we said it was, you have 30 days to return it for a full refund — over and above your statutory rights.
You’re not buying from an anonymous handle. Every listing comes from the same Basingstoke workshop, the same person, the same eBay account.
Listings change weekly — consoles getting flipped after a recap, printer mods we’ve printed too many of, test gear from estate clearances. Worth a browse.
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