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Need Some Cheap Router Bits?
Nov 18, 2006
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Seems like a decent deal...about 25% of retail.
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interesting. Kempston is selling them. They have a line of their own.
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Average cost per bit works out to 22.27$ US. Granted that some of those bits are quite pricey.
Pete
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> Mmmm. interesting. Kempston is selling them. They have a line of their > own.
part of the deal. Anyone want to halvsies with me?
I think that you missed the 1,170 bits in the clamp shell package, giving an average price of about $14.84 US.
Thats what I got
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>>> Mmmm. interesting. Kempston is selling them. They have a line of their >> own.
I'd buy all of them but then what? Sell on EBay individually? there are so many router bits on Ebay already. I thought about it but decided it would turn into one of those failed scheme things.
How come the headers of this and the original post are almost identical except for the names? I think there's a name for that; and I don't mean bass turd, though it fits!
Joe Bemier wrote:
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>>> Seems like a decent deal...about 25% of retail.
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>>>>>> Seems like a decent deal...about 25% of retail.
Are you talking about the header field of my post as compared to Buck's? The only similarity is we both posted on USENET in the same group.
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like the $1000 S/H... We ship half containers from HK to the US for about that....
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>I like the $1000 S/H... We ship half containers from HK to the US for about >that....
A half container HKG to USA (Long Beach?) for $1000 is an excellent price. You must be doing a huge business to get those rates.
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>>>I like the $1000 S/H... We ship half containers from HK to the US for >>about
To Columbus Ohio actually, we share a container with a large department store. One of our partners handles a lot of their software development as a subcontractor. It's with a private freight company. We haven't price shopped as we new it was a decent deal, but I don't think it's a great deal.
Regardless, $1000 to ship those router bits domestically is absorbent.
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