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Ben,

I'm late in commenting, sorry. 

+1 on sponsors here or name brand/local vendors who can do follow up service in person or via the phone. 

Now, I hate to say this, as you have a budget for your machine, but "Buy once, Cry once". Get the best you can possible afford, even if you have to get a loan or use a CC. I made-do with shite machines forever when I started my biz's and waited until they made me some $ and bought nicer, newer machines.  

I'm an Adler whore now and just picked up a new 669. Worth the extra $ and I know I can call Adler and get advice quickly if things go awry.

Hints: Service your machine yourself, get to know how and when to lube and adjust things. Keep ahead of the curve on this so your machine is not down for bushings/bearings prematurely. 

Inbox me if needed.

 

Regards,

 

Andy

 

Andy Langlois

Slings:  www.andysleather.com

My other biz is for sale: http://leathershopforsale.com/

 

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