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Stooge panel & other stuff progress

Stooge panel & other stuff progress

2002-08-16 by J. Larry Hendry

OK, time for an Stooge products delivery update:

As if this has never happened to me before, things are going slower than
hoped for  / expected.  I picked up metal panels from the shop a while back
(3 weeks?) and delivered them to the painter.  He still has them.  I had
hoped we would be in the middle of printing by now.  Sigh....

Dave is finalizing all details with the printer.  So, as soon as I get the
metal (in the next week or so I hope) it will be off to the printer.
Therefore, delivery will certainly not be until sometime in September.

SKB backs are with the metal guy.  He has not had them too long since I had
to completely re-do the design.  Then they go to powdercoat before you get
them.  I am guessing around the end of September.  It will be worth the
wait.  I promise.

I am out of flat rails.  I am ordering more next week.  Thanks to everyone
who gave me a heads up their anticipated demand.  I don't plan to make a
whole lot more than what people tell me they might want as they are too
expensive to sit around in my garage for months.

All size brackets are in stock.

Now, here is the really bad news.  Our printer has doubled (yes that is
twice) the set up charge to prepare a screen to be printed.  We were paying
$10 and now we will be paying $20 (for each module set up, each time we
print it).  Current orders are not effected.  Future Stooge panel price
structure will change.   I have to spread the price of the set up across the
number of panels being printed.  So, the price in the future may not be
fixed.  It might be a "range" that is finalized when I see how many of each
we get orders for.  At any rate, the price will be higher. Crap!  One offs
for DIY stuff will be hit the hardest.  Sorry.

Later,
Larry

Re: [motm] Stooge panel & other stuff progress

2002-08-16 by Adam Schabtach

> Now, here is the really bad news.  Our printer has doubled (yes that is
> twice) the set up charge to prepare a screen to be printed.  We were paying
> $10 and now we will be paying $20 (for each module set up, each time we
> print it).  Current orders are not effected.

Does this mean that you guys are taking a financial beating on this batch of
panels? If so, I wouldn't mind chipping in a few extra bucks to offset this
unanticipated cost change.

--Adam

Re: [motm] Stooge panel & other stuff progress

2002-08-16 by J. Larry Hendry

No.  As I understand it from Dave B., the printer has agreed to defer the
price increase until next time since we had already quoted prices.  So, I
think we are OK this time around.  I hope I have that right.  :)
Larry H
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> Now, here is the really bad news.  Our printer has doubled (yes that is
> twice) the set up charge to prepare a screen to be printed.  We were
paying
> $10 and now we will be paying $20 (for each module set up, each time we
> print it).  Current orders are not effected.

Does this mean that you guys are taking a financial beating on this batch of
panels? If so, I wouldn't mind chipping in a few extra bucks to offset this
unanticipated cost change.

--Adam





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Re: Stooge panel & other stuff progress

2002-08-16 by edibennardo

Adam is very kind but I would simply change printing company
Enrico (Italy)
--- In motm@y..., Adam Schabtach <adam@s...> wrote:
> 
> > Now, here is the really bad news.  Our printer has doubled (yes 
that is
> > twice) the set up charge to prepare a screen to be printed.  We 
were paying
> > $10 and now we will be paying $20 (for each module set up, each 
time we
> > print it).  Current orders are not effected.
> 
> Does this mean that you guys are taking a financial beating on this 
batch of
> panels? If so, I wouldn't mind chipping in a few extra bucks to 
offset this
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> unanticipated cost change.
> 
> --Adam

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