Is this sold by the US distributor or overseas? Is there a disadvantage of getting from here versus FlashForge US website? Warranty or support vise?
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Tang, of FlashForge Amazon was handpicked by FlashForge Technology Co. LTD to manage the sale of FlashForge products on Amazon.com. Their endorsement of Tang and FlashForge Amazon can be found on the manufacturer's official website: http://www.ff3dp.com/#!distributor/cl39 Tang and his team are responsible for fulfilling warranty claims for FlashForge printers purchased on Amazon.com (the FlashForge Amazon warranty is the same as the warranty offered by the manufacturer), and for providing after-sale support for FlashForge printers purchased on Amazon.com. Tang's extensive experience with FlashForge products and his dedication to his customers allows him to offer a level of support that is hard to beat, and that has been recognized over and over again in the growing list of positive reviews.
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I'd never buy through Ktom. Sites like that typically have "restocking fees". I bought a $300 blender through the webstaurant store, returned it and was charged a 30% retocking fee!!! 30%!!! Never again will I buy from them. There's no such contingency with Amazon. I bought my slicer through Amazon and the item was delivered damaged. They took it back without question and placed an order for another machine. Ive been using it for one year now and it still operates like it did when it came out of the box. Other than that I cant tell you what the mechanical warranty is from Presto offhand. I'll see if I can dig up the paperwork tonight and get back to you. I'd never buy through Ktom. Sites like that typically have "restocking fees". I bought a $300 blender through the webstaurant store, returned it and was charged a 30% retocking fee!!! 30%!!! Never again will I buy from them. There's no such contingency with Amazon. I bought my slicer through Amazon and the item was delivered damaged. They took it back without question and placed an order for another machine. Ive been using it for one year now and it still operates like it did when it came out of the box. Other than that I cant tell you what the mechanical warranty is from Presto... » Read More I'd never buy through Ktom. Sites like that typically have "restocking fees". I bought a $300 blender through the webstaurant store, returned it and was charged a 30% retocking fee!!! 30%!!! Never again will I buy from them. There's no such contingency with Amazon. I bought my slicer through Amazon and the item was delivered damaged. They took it back without question and placed an order for another machine. Ive been using it for one year now and it still operates like it did when it came out of the box. Other than that I cant tell you what the mechanical warranty is from Presto offhand. I'll see if I can dig up the paperwork tonight and get back to you. « Show Less
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Unfortunately, Dewalt rotates where they manufacture the product. Mine was purchased too long ago to let you estimate where your new one may be built. Motor was Taiwan, the actual frame, type two. Probably made in China. I am not a skilled scrollsawer, so I cannot report on its quality compared to others. May have more forward/back blade motion than is appropriate. But it is an elliptical motion so I expect it.
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As an aside I wrote the following when I purchased the machine" Purchased from Amazon thru Southfield Computer Outlet in Michigan. I chose to purchase thru Southfield because their price was approx. $40.00 less then most of their competitors . They also, besides Amazon have an actual store in Mich. and they will actually talk to you Their. Machines are "NIB" but in reality are at least 5 years old but still unused
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The price quoted today is $4.00 plus .99 shipping (from Hong Kong?). The price I paid last week was $6.69 plus 5.29 shipping from BuyPoke. But they did NOT send me the threading bolt with which it was advertised. I would not have purchased this package had I known I would be shorted the die for threading the hole.
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yes. if you go to FlashForge's web site you can see the full specifications.
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sorry. I dont know. I didnt save the box and there isn't anything on the vise.
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Yes it is but I ordered through Bob at Oldawan Tools. I can't speak for stock at other stores. Great guy, good advice over the phone and even got a Christmas Card from them. Will do business with them again. I suggest that you call whoever you decide to purchase from. Love the sharpener!
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FlashForge Creator and this printer are basically clones of The Replicator by Makerbot. FlashForge provides a warranty and has dedicated support lines. I wouldn't expect that level of support with this printer.
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Hello Jason. Well, nowhere on the swager does it say China or Taiwan or Japan. It says made in U.S. A. in Oroville, California. It is made of cast aluminum and looks very high quality. It is well finished, no burs or rough cuts. Bolts and nuts are all quality. The size is a little deceiving though. It looks bigger in the pictures than it actually is. Mine is 6 1/4 inches long. I think it will definitely have to be bolted down to the work bench. Is it worth $118 bucks? Yes because the other methods for un-swagging primer pockets on military brass can leave the pocket enlarged and cause the primer to unseat or blow out, from my past experience. There are other tools which mount in a single stage press that would probably do the same function. I would recommend this RCBS tool. Jimmy Fielding, U.S. Army Retired
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Love the video they put with the picture. Well it is $26 and no country stamp on the stripper, so China it is. A lot of Klein tools are made overseas. Hopefully this one is at least from Taiwan. FTC has extremely loose COO regulations. Rule of thumb, if the tool is manufactured in the USA, the company will not pass the opportunity to stamp/print "made in the USA" or "USA" all over THE TOOL and its packaging. EDIT: Actually emailed Klein about a few tools. E-mailed asking about this stripper in particular. A ONE word reply to my lengthy e-mail was "Taiwan".
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I too was under the impression I was buying a made in the USA product. yostvises.com has that fact plastered all over their home page.Yost is based in Michigan, but the product is apparently made in China. This info is printed on the label on the box. The vice itself has no marking as to where it is made.That said, the vise is a beast. Very heavy duty and sturdy, and the jaw plates are replaceable if necessary. (not cheap, but replaceable).Hope this is helpful.
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I have been looking at Milwaukee, Ryobi, and many other companies. So far I found Dewalt mostly affiliated with US manufacturing. Most of the other brands are owned by a company in china called Techtronic Industries, No thanks! so, as for now, I think I will stick with this Dewalt combo set. Thanks for info!!!
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It seems like these guys buy them from wacom.com and add their $500 profit. I think this is an Amazon's fail because they allow it. When Amazon sell it directly they use the right price though.
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I bought many lights from this guys,they are manufacturer,and have a agent in us, i contact them before for wholesale price. becuase this is a problem on shipping,i leave a message to them, they called me back. so good,i think the warranty is ok. 24 Global Market??? I found you guys copy the Greatlux infomation and picture.when i click,i can not find any lisitng from you,How can i trust you???
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Thanks for all the replies. Don't understand it, but my 900 will not go in under normal hand pressure, and I'm afraid to force any harder. I wouldn't worry about cracking the stand, but I sure don't want to break the flash base! Will play this weekend and if I can't make it work, looks like the AS-21 for me!
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Love the video they put with the picture. Well it is $26 and no country stamp on the stripper, so China it is. A lot of Klein tools are made overseas. Hopefully this one is at least from Taiwan. FTC has extremely loose COO regulations. Rule of thumb, if the tool is manufactured in the USA, the company will not pass the opportunity to stamp/print "made in the USA" or "USA" all over THE TOOL and its packaging.EDIT: Actually emailed Klein about a few tools. E-mailed asking about this stripper in particular. A ONE word reply to my lengthy e-mail was "Taiwan". Love the video they put with the picture. Well it is $26 and no country stamp on the stripper, so China it is. A lot of Klein tools are made overseas. Hopefully this one is at least from Taiwan. FTC has extremely loose COO regulations. Rule of thumb, if the tool is manufactured in the USA, the company will not pass the opportunity to stamp/print "made in the USA" or "USA" all over THE TOOL and its packaging.EDIT: Actually emailed Klein about a few tools. E-mailed asking about this stripper in particular. A ONE word reply to my lengthy e-mail was... » Read More Love the video they put with the picture. Well it is $26 and no country stamp on the stripper, so China it is. A lot of Klein tools are made overseas. Hopefully this one is at least from Taiwan. FTC has extremely loose COO regulations. Rule of thumb, if the tool is manufactured in the USA, the company will not pass the opportunity to stamp/print "made in the USA" or "USA" all over THE TOOL and its packaging.EDIT: Actually emailed Klein about a few tools. E-mailed asking about this stripper in particular. A ONE word reply to my lengthy e-mail was "Taiwan". « Show Less