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Aquaticbob

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I've updated the original post for everyone. Sorry to disappoint, it's really unfortunate for me as I was really looking forward to this little project I had started. I'm not one that likes to get halfway through things, so this is a bit of a downer for me. But due to the opportunity in front of me, I have to take advantage of it. Best of luck to anyone who wants to carry this out as it sounds like there might be some interested parties. I hope it can still have success in someone else's hands!
 
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Bob, (I'm assuming that's your name) if you want to pass me the info you have to date I'd be happy to carry this on. If you have someone else, I've no issue with that.........I'm just making the gesture, with sinew behind it....
 

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Its all good Bob, thanks for the work you've done so far and getting the ball rolling as they say. You really showed how much interest there is in these at the value/price ratio you were shooting for. Good luck with your new contract/job.
 

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Still patiently waiting...[emoji106] ..take your time...

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COLT45223

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I am going to focus on the Klutch Plasma 375i Inverter-Based from Northern Tool. Right now it is on sale for $664. Thanks for the group by Cut50 offer, but I'm out.
 

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Did Aquaticbob pass of the information to anyone?

A couple posts back Aquamoose said he's working on it and getting close:

No, I'm still working on it. I've got the unit price almost dialed in but I'm working on shipping costs. I'm hoping I'll have more info in such a way that I can accurately provide a more precise final cost for each buyer based on the zip code and business/residential address. Be nice to see the actual cost instead of one-size-fits-all approach which is unrealistic when shipping to NYC vs Boise, ID.

Aquamoose = Tooth Ferry?
 

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I was so looking forward to this deal. This model is available on ebay for about $200.
 

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:lol::lol::lol:

This is one funny thread, makes me think many still believe in the tooth ferry.

:D Okay, just to set the record straight.

This is the Tooth Fairy:


And this is the Tooth Ferry.
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Either way :D, I'm still interested in the plasma cutter if it comes together somehow.
 
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Aquamoose

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Ok folks,

Some updates...

Yes, I'm working closer on this and I'm now working with getting pricing for custom duties and other import fees to work on a total.

- The $200 per item is STILL attainable. Let's hope the total fees will be under $24.

- Consumables are available and considerably cheaper than eBay. Well, quite a bit cheaper. They consist of an electrode, tip, and a cup. The electrode and tip is sold as one unit and the cup as another unit. The cost is 75 cents per electrode/tip and 50 cents per cup. To keep things uniform, I propose to bundle them with 10 tips, 10 electrodes, 5 cups for $10. If you want more, just throw in another $10. They will be coming in bulk and I will have to bag them to make those $10 kits.

- Item carton weight is 26 lbs and measures 18" x 11" x 15". Using my shipping account (I run a company, remember) max shipping looks like $35 by shipping to Miami, FL (as an example) so anything between Spokane and Miami should be less. For those living further south in the Florida Keys, forgive me.

- Once I have brokerage port dues, custom dues, shipping from Tacoma Port to Spokane, and whatever is there, I will post the final total and provide information on how & where to send payment should you wish to move forward. I should know in the next few days.

- To make things smoother, I need to know if you all are open to using USPS Money Orders only.

What do you think? You guys still on board?

Sean
 

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by the time this deal ever comes together, they will be down to $200 on ebay anyway, they are dropping fast if you have been watching over the last year!
 

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gungatim

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Ok folks,

Some updates...

Yes, I'm working closer on this and I'm now working with getting pricing for custom duties and other import fees to work on a total.

- The $200 per item is STILL attainable. Let's hope the total fees will be under $24.

- Consumables are available and considerably cheaper than eBay. Well, quite a bit cheaper. They consist of an electrode, tip, and a cup. The electrode and tip is sold as one unit and the cup as another unit. The cost is 75 cents per electrode/tip and 50 cents per cup. To keep things uniform, I propose to bundle them with 10 tips, 10 electrodes, 5 cups for $10. If you want more, just throw in another $10. They will be coming in bulk and I will have to bag them to make those $10 kits.

- Item carton weight is 26 lbs and measures 18" x 11" x 15". Using my shipping account (I run a company, remember) max shipping looks like $35 by shipping to Miami, FL (as an example) so anything between Spokane and Miami should be less. For those living further south in the Florida Keys, forgive me.

- Once I have brokerage port dues, custom dues, shipping from Tacoma Port to Spokane, and whatever is there, I will post the final total and provide information on how & where to send payment should you wish to move forward. I should know in the next few days.

- To make things smoother, I need to know if you all are open to using USPS Money Orders only.

What do you think? You guys still on board?

Sean

Still on board, thanks for picking this up!
 

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How would accepting a couple of hundred mailed US money orders be easier than paypal? That would mean taking days to receive them, signing them or DEPOSIT ONLY, taking them to the bank, waiting to make sure they are real and clear (because they can even be faked or stop payment put on them), hoping the USPS doesn't loose them. That sure sounds harder than a few mouse clicks with paypal. Yes I know with this amount you would have to show on your taxes but you show what you paid and what you brought in and only have to be taxed on any PROFIT.

Just my thoughts...

Kevin
 

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Is it possible to send usps money order from Canada? I was planning on picking up units in US to keep shipping simple and bring back to Canada. Would prefer PayPal myself so I don't have to make that trip multiple times. Or can you send from online website somehow?
 

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How would accepting a couple of hundred mailed US money orders be easier than paypal? That would mean taking days to receive them, signing them or DEPOSIT ONLY, taking them to the bank, waiting to make sure they are real and clear (because they can even be faked or stop payment put on them), hoping the USPS doesn't loose them. That sure sounds harder than a few mouse clicks with paypal. Yes I know with this amount you would have to show on your taxes but you show what you paid and what you brought in and only have to be taxed on any PROFIT.

Just my thoughts...

Kevin

because if he takes paypal hes gonna get a 1099k at the end of the year
 
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