April 29th, 2012, 02:05 PM
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Re: New Ricoma RCM1206C 1000rpm vs used Tajima TFHX 2C 1204
Training on an embroidery machine? WOW, all of 3 hours? They are not exactly superconductors that need advanced degrees to run.... But the bigger red flag to me is you are mentioning better finance options? If a few points of interest is a deal breaker then I would strongly suggest you hold off on buying ANY machine right now because you cannot afford it.
Spend the time and energy in selling embroidery and outsourcing it to a local embroiderer until your sales make it a "No Brainer" that you CAN afford a machine and have enough work to keep it busy.
But you will probably have to try to re-invent the wheel... members on the forum advise against your choice... and apparently the companies you researched on your own ALSO advised that Tajima is a better machine and STILL you are doing the CHEAP way. So they told you that you would have to replace a RICOMA in 5-6 years? The SAME time it would be for you to need to replace the used Tajima??? Well doesn't that mean the Tajima, which is already 11 years old.. will tend to last 16-17 years in total vs a Ricoma's 5-6??? That is their numbers, not mine.. and you STILL think Ricoma is the way to go?? I dont get it... heck, save your money and buy a NEW tajima then... 16-17 years sure beats 5 and I can tell you 5 years goes by REALLY REALLY quickly...
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