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Originally Posted by CamarosRus
What with all the massive shop time you charge customers to stand in front of your slow glass beading machine
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Chuck, glad to see you have analyzed how I run my business and seem to know how and what I charge our customers.
I currently use several forms of blasting for our customers; plastic, aluminum oxide, sand and shot. However, we normally do these in large quantities to keep the costs down low not to mention the drive time, fuel and labor costs to deliver and pick up. The glass beading cabinet is used primarily for small trinket parts and ones that will be dipped in paint as I do not want them to be etched. Also when we need to have something blasted immediately and cannot wait to take them to the commercial blaster.
I get your point though about wasting peoples time and money. Had it done to me a time or two.....