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« on: February 20, 2013, 05:31:53 pm »
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Garrett Pro Pointer Security Ring
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Attention all Garrett Pro Pointer owners:
Have you ever lost or almost lost your pointer while climbing, or bending over to pinpoint treasures?
When attached to your own retractable device, this security ring will help keep your Garrett Pro Pointer safely secured.
　
Simply unscrew your Garrett Pro Pointer battery cap and slip this security ring over the threads.
The security ring allows your probe to sit fully into the holster.
　
My Security rings are Laser Cut from stainless steel & manufactured to the highest standard
　
Items will be shipped in a secure padded envelope.

$15.00 Shipped contact Don at pinewoodave@yahoo.com for one.　

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« Reply #1 on: February 21, 2013, 03:53:53 pm »
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 Shocked $15.00 that's R131.50 for that price I can have 20 cut by our local laser cutter.

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« Reply #2 on: February 21, 2013, 04:34:10 pm »
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You got to remember tht is having it cut, cost of the stainless steel, shipping, package, retractable reel, running to pick it up and then to the post office. It all adds up fast.  If you can have 20 cut for that, I will buy them off of you then! I pay more then that for 20. You better go check to see what the cost of 20 is! When can I buy 20 for $15.

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« Reply #3 on: February 22, 2013, 08:22:33 am »
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$15.00 that's R131.50 for that price I can have 20 cut by our local laser cutter.

Come on, old buddy. It takes a lot of engineering to design the prototype and then more to manufacture them in small quantities. Do me a favor. Go ahead and call your laser cutter and get a quote. I believe you might be off by a few decimal places in your estimate.

Remember your theory when you are manufacturing your own metal detectors. Would you sell them for parts value only? Nope. Let Pinewood make a little pocket change here.

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GoldDigger1950 - A big THANK YOU for your comment!

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« Reply #5 on: February 22, 2013, 04:06:39 pm »
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Called my guy and he said that he can include my cut in the off cuts when he dose a cut for other customers (Kill two birds with one stone)  Wink OK so I'd have to wait until he cuts the gauge that I need 

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Called my guy and he said that he can include my cut in the off cuts when he dose a cut for other customers (Kill two birds with one stone)  Wink OK so I'd have to wait until he cuts the gauge that I need

Let me know when you have the CAD drawings ready. If he does them for you free, I'd be very surprised. Making just one could cost you up to $100.00 over here.

Look, Xavier, I do know you are a DIY guy but as an electronics engineer having mechanical needs now and again, you can't make just one of anything on the cheap. Give the guy a break here. If you don't want or need one, move along.

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« Reply #7 on: February 22, 2013, 04:33:22 pm »
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This guy dose the CAD drawing then cuts it while I'm waiting for the parts (For my implements) I even get to see them cutting it  Kiss you just have to love them laser cutters. Over here it's really not expensive at all, he did 30 pieces for me then bent them to 90 degrees at a fraction of the cost that it would have been had I bought the part from the agents. I will post a photo of it in the morning. 

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Where is the picture?

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Where is the picture?

It's not morning there yet. Xavier is a dear personal friend of mine but I do disagree with him on this point. He may have a good mate that will help him out but not everyone can count on that.

Guess what? No matter how the discussion here goes, enough people who understand my points might buy one to make your venture worth while. Onward!

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