It might be worth mentioning that their official URL is https://bitaxe.org/
You can also find additional shops here, in case you want to order from outside US.
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Discussion
Agree. I asked myself just that when I was writing this bot. The fact I didn't include the www.bitaxe.org is that I wanted to point regular people to the source of a "plug and play" device and those who actually have the expertise to build their own, I believe they don't need special introduction to Bitaxe :)