Not working out.

[jaigh_taylor]

As many that have come before me, I'm throwing in the towel on the laser engraving business. The leasing company in question will allow a lease transfer to someone who meets their credit requirements.

For details, please contact me at jay (at) overvolt (dot) net.

The equipment in question is:

45 Watt Epilog Mini 24 with very light use. Rotary attachment
Electrocorp RSU12-CCHR with 1 or two pre-filters left.

[tytower]

Better start with what part of the world are you in . Then when you have considered that and why thats needed perhaps you could add the other necessary details a purchaser might want to know

[jaigh_taylor]

Probably a good idea! Here are a few more details:

The machine is currently located in Southern Colorado and has original packaging.

Lease payments without insurance and property tax are $375. One year has been paid down on a four year equipment lease that has a 10% buy option at the end of the lease term.

Again, if you have any questions please contact me at jay@overvolt.net.

--Jason

[Solarbotics]

Take a look here:
http://www.usedlasers.com/content/view/147/1/

They say they're looking for Helix minis, but I don't know what they can do about your lease.

Regards,
Dave

[jaigh_taylor]

Solar,

Thanks for the heads up. I've contacted them but it seems that they're being...less than helpful.

Thanks again though!

[jaigh_taylor]

Good news! The machine got sold a week ago. I still owe a bit on the lease, but $3000 is significantly less than what I did owe.

I do have a barely-used container of ceramark LMM-6000 that needs to find a new home, as well as the aforementioned filtration system.

[250 Coupe]

Jason,
Sorry to hear it didn't work out. I stuck my lease out to the end but dang it was a lot of money for not much bang.

My $29,995 machine cost me $60,000 after interest and whatnot. Thankfully, it was a $1 buyout lease so I own it outright now. I've made nearly $5000 in eight years.

Let me know what you want for the cermark, it's hard to ship due to flamability concerns.

Michael,
Still drifting along without a business plan (or a clue for that matter).