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[Slowpoke Slim]

That's aweful dirty inside for a new building.

It's quite obvious in the video that the building is not finished.

Cleaning is the last step before handover.

 

[D&D]

so you will ship that table cross country without full payment?

That’s an extreme, of course not. We do not accept payment IN Full until the item is ready to ship. We do take a 25-50% non-refundable (some exceptions may apply) money down depending on what is requested.

 

[D&D]

Not labor?

In our model, labor is time, time is routed through profit margin

 

[D&D]

Nice table, I love working with walnut. A few of my tables. Sorry for the high jacked thread!

Wow, the black glass gives that a little pop.

 

[Mike sandor]

Wow, the black glass gives that a little pop.

Here’s one I made using an old auger and remnants from a bowling alley. I inlayed a bit of walnut as an accent. My Dad always said, “don’t throw nothing out”. So I don’, never now what you can turn scrap into!

 

[buckeyefarmer]

It's quite obvious in the video that the building is not finished.

Cleaning is the last step before handover.

Thanks for the insight.

 

[Lineman North Florida]

That’s an extreme, of course not. We do not accept payment IN Full until the item is ready to ship. We do take a 25-50% non-refundable (some exceptions may apply) money down depending on what is requested.

A bunch of em seem to have trouble understanding that. They still don't understand that it's not acceptable to some of us to be billed in full and then receive the item 6 + months later.

 

[3 Horse Ranch]

That's aweful dirty inside for a new building.

The video appears to have been filmed inside the cleaned up and almost completed building. YouTube lists the video as "1 year ago."

 

[fredgoodsell]

The video appears to have been filmed inside the cleaned up and almost completed building. YouTube lists the video as "1 year ago."

If you click on "more" in the description box, you get the exact date a video was posted. This one was posted on Nov. 22, 2022

 

[two_bit_score]

A bunch of em seem to have trouble understanding that. They still don't understand that it's not acceptable to some of us to be billed in full and then receive the item 6 + months later.

Who forced you to buy anything under those conditions?

If the conditions are unacceptable, don't buy it.