How can they sell audio pedals for £12?And someone to screw it all together, test it, put it in a box, ship it, market it, r&d, warranty, office staff to invoice things, rent on premises….
You are one of the first to complain about people not wanting to pay decent rates for couriers. Just saying’
Because an audio pedal made out of cheap plastic and pressed monkey metal is not the same as welding pedal made out of sturdy metal with quality components, won’t have a good quality resistor that is matched to a specific welder that you buy it for, with the correct plug fitted, won’t meet UL/CSA/EU regulations for industrial equipment, won’t come with any support or back up, and they probably wouldn’t last 5 mins kicked around in a heavy fab shop environment.
I said £100 rather than £10!Because an audio pedal made out of cheap plastic and pressed monkey metal is not the same as welding pedal made out of sturdy metal with quality components, won’t have a good quality resistor that is matched to a specific welder that you buy it for, with the correct plug fitted, won’t meet UL/CSA/EU regulations for industrial equipment, won’t come with any support or back up, and they probably wouldn’t last 5 mins kicked around in a heavy fab shop environment.
Similar to how you can buy a Chinese multimeter from a market stall for £10 or a fluke for hundreds of pounds - they will both work and do the same job but you probably won’t see that many professionals using the one from a market stall.
You’ve missed my point completely - I said the price differential between a £10 multimeter and a decent fluke is the same as a cheap audio pedal and an ssc pedal, if not more. Nothing about selling a pedal for £10.
happy now?
Probably a 5ft wooden phallus so he can get f***ed by that instead of the markup on these welding pedalsWhat do you make out of a lump like that?
Wrong poster bossProbably a 5ft wooden phallus so he can get f***ed by that instead of the markup on these welding pedals
