Sewing machine repair training class click here
Learn how to service sewing machines through "hands on" training and open a profitable business or save money on your own repairs.
This is not a book, video or home study course.
This course is the same type of "hands on" training offered to authorized sewing machine dealers
We buy used Elna and Bernina Sewing Machines, books, parts and accessories.
Please quote your price, including shipping to me, with your first offer to sell. Only you know your selling price.
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How to buy used mint condition sewing machines
at bargain basement prices.
Step 1. Buying the machine.
A. Decide what make and model you wish to buy.
B. Check the internet auction sites and free classified sites for that make
and model.
C. Buy 20 sewing machines. Only about 5% of machines advertised as "mint"
or "like new" are actually even close to "mint" or "like
new", so with lots of luck one of the 20 may be near new condition .
D. Be sure you know exactly what "this machine has been serviced"
means. "Serviced" may mean anything from "the light turns on"
to a complete service, cleaned and adjusted to new factory specifications
by a trained professional. Only about 5% of sellers actually pay the $100.00
and up fee for qualified professional service before selling the machine.
D. Hope the machine you paid for actually arrives and has been packaged well so it is still in one piece.
CLICK HERE To see one of the "Shows very
little use, serviced by an authorized dealer" bargain machines.
STEP 2. Service.
A. OK, now you finally own that elusive "mint condition" machine
with an investment of only $6000.00 to $10,000.00, but it doesn't sew well.
B. You could take it to a trained sewing machine technician for a complete
service. Cost may be $100.00 or more, plus parts.
C. You could professionally service it yourself. Acquiring the necessary training
would require opening a store, buying an authorized dealership and the tools
to service sewing machines. Then attending several training sessions to learn
the service trade. Cost $100,000 and up.
D. You now own a true "Mint condition" collectible sewing machine for the bargain basement price around $110,000.
OR
You
could purchase it from someone who has already paid the necessary investment
costs, provides an honest description and a guaranteed product at a fair
price.
I will not attempt to compete, on price
alone, at the expense of quality and integrity.
There will always be someone
who will sell a little worse product at a little cheaper price and offer
no service after the sale.
We have no quarrel with others who sell
for less. They know what their product and service are worth.
Ray White
White Sewing Center
3972 Highway O
Middle Brook, Mo. 63656
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