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Old 10-28-2019, 04:40 PM
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Peckish
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Keep in mind that there are several variables involved. First of all, we don't know what add-ons you're getting with this purchase. Lightning stitch, Pantovision, computerized, hydraulic lift, light bar?? The list goes on. All of these items could potentially increase the cost of the setup between $1000 and $10,000. Is this a new or used machine? Does this include setup and training in your home (or shop or whatever)?

Secondly, along with the others, I'm a little concerned about what you're stating about yourself. You are "super new" to quilting, but jumping in with a $20K +/- purchase right away?? Red flags going up everywhere. Have you ever quilted a quilt? Do you understand what it takes to load one on the frame, adjust for imperfections in the top, set the tension? Are you planning on quilting just for yourself, or are you opening a business? If you're planning on starting a business, that opens a whole new avenue of questions and thoughts to consider.

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