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  • Embroidery Machine

    Posted by millie on 13 June 2003 at 15:27

    Hi
    I was wondering if anyone knows of any embroidery machines for sale,and we are thinking about the Geber Edge 2 for fridge magnets,labels,ect,we do quite a lot of vinyl transfers forv t/shirts and was wondering if anyone has tried the gerber for doing this, all suggestions welcome.

    Thanks
    Ian

    Kevin.Beck replied 22 years, 4 months ago 2 Members · 3 Replies
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  • Kevin.Beck

    Member
    13 June 2003 at 17:35

    Hi Ian.
    If you pm me your address, I`ll post you a copy of printwear and promotion mag. Theres lots of companies that sell 2nd user machines in there.

    cheers Kev

  • John & Dawn Roddick

    Member
    13 June 2003 at 20:24

    If you go to http://www.adtrader.co.uk there is a Brother PE Design 150 embroidery machine for sale for £550 ono. If it doesn’t come up from the search word, go into the “Office & Business” section then select Business Opportunities. The machine is in Wishaw. I don’t know a thing about them so I don’t know whether this is a good buy or not, I just remembered having seen it in Wednesday’s paper.

    Best of luck.

    If you can’t find the ad give me a call.

    Dawn

  • Kevin.Beck

    Member
    13 June 2003 at 21:25

    you can buy a new single head for approx £7k

    the last 2nd user machine I saw was a 6 head for £6K.

    We looked at 2nd user machines, but were put off by how much some machines were used. Some were being used 24/7.

    The new machines have a quite running mode/modifercation. I wish we had waited 3 months more, and our machine would have had this feature. A real ear saver..

    So we decided to go for a 4 head/12 needle SWF. 2 years parts and labour.

    “Tajima” and “happy” are good makes too. Theres brother & melco too. plus a couple more I can`t remember.

    I think the model mentioned is a hobby machine/add on to a home sowing machine. £500 way too cheap for an industrial model,unles its a dog.

    Don`t forget you will need specialist software to “digitize” your designs, or you can go to a design bureau for the designs/logos. Signlab is £cheap compared to embroidery software. I was quoted £12k @ printware and promotion show, by wilcom.

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