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08-11-2012 #1
DC your right there is always a risk but if you can mininise the risk then surely that has to be a good thing. If I am crossing the road yes I could get knocked down but if I look both ways first I stand less chance of getting knocked down.
To answer your question I would be more likely to go with the dozens of positive experiences for a couple of reasons, there are many happy customers from what I have read not just on this forum but others & very little negative reports. Plus some of the positive comments come from people who I have spoken to either via a forum or in person so have a bit more trust in. I know nothing of the guy who posted a negative comment so can't say anything about his experience.
Like I said in the other post maybe I'm just a bit to careful but that is mainly down to past experiences of life in general.
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08-11-2012 #2
See that makes it a lot better because if things go pear shaped I can now blame Jazz for leading me astray lol
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08-11-2012 #3
Splendid, that answers the question WWJJD... and they would both try it!
Count me in for 3 units D.C.
Worst case there will be a few of us to give negative feedback.
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09-11-2012 #4
Before lots folks get too excited it needs to be pointed out that the £56 delivered is not what they will actually cost.?
There will be 20% VAT on top plus a handling Fee from the shipping company anywhere between £10-20 for the whole shipment. So I reckon they will workout around £68-70 mark.
Still cheaper than from China thru Ebay or Other Uk sources but just not has cheap as many maybe where thinking.???
I'm still game thou.!!
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09-11-2012 #5
so how does import duty work then Jazz? You have mentioned 20% vat but what about import duty? is that added as well or is the vat in place of that? I know sellers have put a low value on items for people but surely that can't be the case if the payment is help by escrow until the customer is happy for them to release it.
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09-11-2012 #6
I knew you would see the light
There will be one as it's a group buy ...
You get charged 20% of the value stated on the customs form (which may of course be less than you paid, or more if you're unlucky) plus a £10 handling fee to maximise FedEx executive bonuses . Import duty is something separate that only applies for higher value items:
https://www.gov.uk/importing-and-exporting-by-post
So we can expect them to cost at most 20% more plus £10 divided by the whole shipment, or if you're lucky it could be less. For example I bought a spindle from aliexpress for $493 (not a normal spindle) and didn't get charged as the seller decided to put an exceptionally low value on the shipment!
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09-11-2012 #7
There will of course be postage to pay to distribute them once they get here, but they are not very large or heavy so it won't be much.
Jazz has kindly offered to place the order so nobody has to hand over their cash to dodgy new bloke. :)
I was budgeting £60 a drive plus postage for my drives from cnc4you so this makes sense for me, the leadshine digital drives are vastly superior to the ones I was going to get for almost the same amount of money.
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09-11-2012 #8
These are certainly better drivers, but bear in mind you can get perfectly good drivers for a lot less on aliexpress:
Best Selling! Wantai 3 PCS Stepper Motor Driver DQ860MA 24 80VDC 8.2A 256Micro CNC Router Plasma Laser Engraving Foam Grind-in Motor Driver from Industry & Business on Aliexpress.com
Whilst it is of course nice to have the latest technology, if your machine will run perfectly well with the cheaper drivers I see no reason not to get those. I've had 8 of them and not had any problems.
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09-11-2012 #9
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10-11-2012 #10
Ha! It would have to be cast arcylic for the leadshines...
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