ENCORE WERKS
How it works — from a broken part to a delivered one
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the forums $ $ $ auction sites junkyards ? how many people? at what price? nobody knows Request a part Part Quantity 1 I'd buy this at or below: $180 Send — it's free ← your maximum max price quantity every request adds a dot — no card, no commitment campaign launch gate Enough verified demand Eligible to reproduce Engineering costed out A price range that works no card asked until it clears 27 members already requested this part $140 – $180 per unit founding price — below the later catalog price development goal Commit Campaign Price Ceiling = the most you'll ever pay per unit card saved — not charged Quantity: 1 Accept $180 ceiling ✓ •••• 4321 $45 your development commitment a fraction of your maximum, charged only if it funds — kept separate — $180 your ceiling the most you'll ever pay per unit — not charged every dollar of your commitment counts toward your final price development goal falls short $45 released — nothing charged no refund to chase: nothing to refund funds FUNDED $45 pays for the engineering reference part scan & model manufacture test-fit until it's right updates to your account ✓ Reference part scanned ✓ Model complete ✓ Prototype test-fit passed $180 — your ceiling doesn't move while engineering happens $180 — your ceiling above the ceiling: only with your explicit yes — decline, and your commitment comes back in full lower = you pay less $155 — Final Validated Price locked after engineering — set by real costs and final participation at or below your ceiling — always Your account Final Validated Price $155 Your commitment (credit) − $45 Balance due $110 Total paid: $155 — exactly the price Catalog price, once listed $195 Founding participants: first access + a lower price Pay balance Queue Manufacturing Done your order built to order no inventory — nothing sits on a shelf your door In the catalog for everyone who comes after — $195 founding participants paid $155 because you were counted ENCORE WERKS Tell us the part — and your number. "It costs nothing to be counted." Request your part → dollar figures shown are illustrative
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