Finally getting into the business

[Go-C Graphics 856]

Not being greedy...just that the smaller Heat Press probably won't come in very

handy as I already have a 16x20 press.

9 X 12" is half that size and I can't see a lot of use here for the much smaller press.

 

And I know I would love the Graphtec...but printing on paper (forms, cards,

newsletters, etc) is my main business and the LaserPoint is doing what I need.

 

It comes down to a case of WANT, not NEED.

Descretionary spending...

 

The 12x15" press would have fit in better therefore it was an incentive to buy.

 

 

Sue2

 

Mind you I understand the difference between want and need.   If it's not in the cards to buy one then so be it. 

 

BUT

 

From a business point if I was looking to get a Graphtec now would be a great time. 

Even thou that size heat press doesn't fit into your needs it still has value. 

 

I bet you could sell that 9"x12" press for $100-$150.  

That's equal to $100-$150 off the price of the graphtec.  

 

You won't see that kind of a deal anywhere else.  

I couldn't even get an extra blade or 2 from the 4 vendors I called about buying a CE6000. 

 

 

PS

Graphtec ROCK!!!  LOL

[jarrotto 78]

Mind you I understand the difference between want and need.   If it's not in the cards to buy one then so be it. 

 

BUT

 

From a business point if I was looking to get a Graphtec now would be a great time. 

Even thou that size heat press doesn't fit into your needs it still has value. 

 

I bet you could sell that 9"x12" press for $100-$150.  

That's equal to $100-$150 off the price of the graphtec.  

 

You won't see that kind of a deal anywhere else.  

I couldn't even get an extra blade or 2 from the 4 vendors I called about buying a CE6000. 

 

 

PS

Graphtec ROCK!!!  LOL

 

I agree.  I got the Greenstar sample vinyl pack with my Graphtec.  

 

I used a few yards or Greenstar for practice before moving on to 651.  The box of Greenstar sold on Craigslist in 2 days when i listed it.