Originally Posted by
mkc
The longarm companies love to show you how "quickly" your quilting will pay for itself, but in reality, is there that stream of unquilted tops and potential clients to make it a viable business in your location, and do you want to deal with customers?
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My motivation in this endeavor is not to get the machine to pay for itself ASAP, but I get why the manufacturers stress that potential in their sales material because it helps people to justify the cost. For me, I want to develop the skills so that I can offer a service I can feel proud of. My interest in computerization is more so that once I really get going in businessI will still have some time to do my own thing. Right now, I am leaning toward going robotics-free for a while and then adding them on once I am ready to do so.
Thanks so much for weighing in on this. I
i will admit that I am increadsi gay looking forward to visiting our local Innova dealer.