Embriodery machines.

[ironplanet uk900]

Got NO expirience in these machines, anyone got any tips on what machines to avoid, what to go for, which companies give good after sales service.. any pitfalls to look out for. etc

[locksnstuff]

Tajima machines seen to be the best. Personally I know nothing about them but my wife is in this game for the past 8 years.

ajs-embroidery.co.uk as well switched on and give great support.

[Craig Gardner]

Got NO expirience in these machines, anyone got any tips on what machines to avoid, what to go for, which companies give good after sales service.. any pitfalls to look out for. etc

 

hi mate i bought a brother one it worked fine but i sold it last week it was only 2 months old i found it to time consuming and we just dont have the time to dedicate to it so it went. but brother are ofering 3 year warrany at the mo and they work on pes

 

craig

[ironplanet uk900]

Hope it works out time consuming for me, that'll mean I'm getting good use out of it, and making money, thanks for the info, just e-mailed a couple of companies, see if they respond..

[shop-keep]

Also enquire about the price of the software they use, it can cost you anything from £2000 - £10,000

[Fast Fix Elgin]

I bought a Toyota expert ESP 9100 15 head(colour thread holders) with Wilcom ES software

 

Best of the best but like vanman find it too time consuming so I dont push the service thinking of selling it, do some research on this machine and give me an offer

[ironplanet uk900]

Hmm I think if it's summat your unsure about & have no experience of, your better off buying from manufacturer.. training, guarantees, back-up etc. Plus I doubt whether they would be as helpful is you brought elsware. No point in buying a machine and then finding you can't use it. Thanks anyway.

[keithm]

Try the following link:

 

http://www.ronamachines.co.uk/index.html

 

Keith