I noticed that Craftsman is offering reconditioned systems for $999.
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...0148000P?mv=rr
I noticed that Craftsman is offering reconditioned systems for $999.
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...0148000P?mv=rr
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I saw that advertisement, 0% financing / free shipping / 6 month warranty. I'm in process preparing budget amendment for my CFO (wife), Beginning with:
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from webb page,it looks like they have new ones in stock again also
That is a pretty good deal.... That cuts the price of the used machines to below $999.00 without a warranty..... This would be a better deal. A used machine gets no warranty from LHR.
I would buy one..... When I am ready for #4 it will be off to Sears....
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I don't think this is eligible for the free shipping because this is definitely not mailable. You get a 6 month warranty with these. Sorta shoots down my deal, but hey, I'd definitely buy one if I wanted another one.
Ernie ..... running 1.162 and the Rock
But have you noticed the price for a new machine $1999.99! More then anyone else!
Ike
Hello All,
Been lurking around here reading up for a couple of weeks. I ordered the recondition CompuCarve from Sears on Dec. 2 and it arrived on Dec. 9. The price was $1,199 and after the discounts were applied along with free shipping, it cost a total of $1,066.
Played with a couple of test patterns. But I looking forward to this weekend to when I can dedicate a full day to learning the machine. Any advice is much appreciated.
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That is a great deal on the reconditioned machine. That would make a good secondary machine since i know my way around the first one after a year of experience. I wonder if they have them in the store and will let you look them over before buying. If it says free shippping it should be free shipping. I was unloading a package from Ups the other day and noticed a Carvewright box on the truck. Probably the woodworker neighbor down the street that was admiring mine a while back..haha..
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