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Just ordered...tempted to see if I can just drive to pick it up as I'm not to far from Agawam, MA lol. Cant wait to get it!!!
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doublelongdaddy;587879 said:
Salem. Couple hours drive but SiX Flags is right there!!! haha
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I have to say "WOW!!!", I'm impressed on how you can get the public to yearn and wait 2-years for a product to be release and delivered. Only to find mine, delivered with several scratches on it. I know it's only cosmetic, doesn't take away how it will perform, and myself, will put scratches on it using it, but still. It be nice, just for once to purchase something not auto-packaged at full price without blemishes on it somewhere. It's not like they have to be individually tested before they are packaged and shipped out.
Recently, I purchased a new refrigerator at full price, only to find it had a bunch of scratches on the side when it was delivered. Then had new carpet laid in my home, to find a section is damaged from the delivery. Purchase to have a picture to be framed and delivered, only see the layers of the framing peeling in the corner. I waited over a year's time only to be disappointed with the product being blemished. This just seem to break my back, oh well, I'm just ranting, sorry
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Think I'm gonna paint mine with epoxy paint ... Jet-Black.
, . . . received by Length_Master III have to say "WOW!!!", I'm impressed on how you can get the public to yearn and wait 2-years for a product to be release and delivered. Only to find mine, delivered with several scratches on it. I know it's only cosmetic, doesn't take away how it will perform, and myself, will put scratches on it using it, but still. It be nice, just for once to purchase something not auto-packaged at full price without blemishes on it somewhere. It's not like they have to be individually tested before they are packaged and shipped out.
Recently, I purchased a new refrigerator at full price, only to find it had a bunch of scratches on the side when it was delivered. Then had new carpet laid in my home, to find a section is damaged from the delivery. Purchase to have a picture to be framed and delivered, only see the layers of the framing peeling in the corner. I waited over a year's time only to be disappointed with the product being blemished. This just seem to break my back, oh well, I'm just ranting, sorry
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Think I'm gonna paint mine with epoxy paint ... Jet-Black.
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Seriously? Few things in life come in perfect condition especially when you invest enough energy looking for flaws. Have you seen the picture of where they are produced? Here it is: http://www.mattersofsize.com/uploaded_images/P1070645-706352.JPG
It's a wood shop where they are stacked together before and likely after they are painted. Combine that with the the surface that they rest on and the metal bolts small markings are bound to happen. Less complaining, more stretching.
Seriously? Few things in life come in perfect condition especially when you invest enough energy looking for flaws. Have you seen the picture of where they are produced? Here it is: http://www.mattersofsize.com/uploaded_images/P1070645-706352.JPG
It's a wood shop where they are stacked together before and likely after they are painted. Combine that with the the surface that they rest on and the metal bolts small markings are bound to happen. Less complaining, more stretching.
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Morphosis;587956 said:ლ(╹◡╹ლ
I have to say "WOW!!!", I'm impressed on how you can get the public to yearn and wait 2-years for a product to be release and delivered. Only to find mine, delivered with several scratches on it. I know it's only cosmetic, doesn't take away how it will perform, and myself, will put scratches on it using it, but still. It be nice, just for once to purchase something not auto-packaged at full price without blemishes on it somewhere. It's not like they have to be individually tested before they are packaged and shipped out.
Recently, I purchased a new refrigerator at full price, only to find it had a bunch of scratches on the side when it was delivered. Then had new carpet laid in my home, to find a section is damaged from the delivery. Purchase to have a picture to be framed and delivered, only see the layers of the framing peeling in the corner. I waited over a year's time only to be disappointed with the product being blemished. This just seem to break my back, oh well, I'm just ranting, sorry
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Think I'm gonna paint mine with epoxy paint ... Jet-Black.
Our apologies we can send you another hand picked one that is less scuffed. The plastic gets scuffed easily and comes in scuffed from the mill. We were thinking of painting them but the paint may rub of too. These get machined and then sanded. I can ask our distributor to hand pick a better one. Mine has scuffs as well.
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Seijuro;587959 said:^
Seriously? Few things in life come in perfect condition especially when you invest enough energy looking for flaws. Have you seen the picture of where they are produced? Here it is: http://www.mattersofsize.com/uploaded_images/P1070645-706352.JPG
It's a wood shop where they are stacked together before and likely after they are painted. Combine that with the the surface that they rest on and the metal bolts small markings are bound to happen. Less complaining, more stretching.
These are made in Florida, not in a wood shop. The hardware is shipped in a plastic bubble bag separately inside the box.
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No need to do all that... thanks. It just gives the impression purchasing a used item at full-price. I was just ranting... sorry. I'm going to paint it with some Epoxy Paint, like appliances have. It's a harder coat of paint, very durable to within stand the normal wear and tear of using it. I post updates on it...LIGHTNING;587960 said:
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Seriously, I know nothing in the world is absolutely perfect, Thats not my point. First, I didn't deliberty look for flaws, it presented itself... clearly. Second, these new editions are not made of wood in Florida, that image you provided is the production line on the first edition 5 years ago.Seijuro;587959 said:^
Seriously? Few things in life come in perfect condition especially when you invest enough energy looking for flaws. Have you seen the picture of where they are produced? Here it is: http://www.mattersofsize.com/uploaded_images/P1070645-706352.JPG
It's a wood shop where they are stacked together before and likely after they are painted. Combine that with the the surface that they rest on and the metal bolts small markings are bound to happen. Less complaining, more stretching.
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Morphosis;587965 said:
That picture is from the LengthMaster 1, very old when they were made from wood.
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