Watching your edits flow in an attempt to create the perfect dismissive response is sad to see. I post a tiny video of an awesome new tool... and the first response is complaining about price. I don't know why I even bother. Looking at your recent post history, this is one of your favorite things to do. Tear down and marginalize new equipment because you can't afford it.
Why do you feel the need to telegraph your diminished financial status to the world? What bearing does it have on this tool? Is it really so important that you let everyone know what you can and can not afford? Does complaining here about price of things as I see you do all the time really help alleviate your desire to have better things? Do you think your complaints being joined by other complainers in an attempt at strength of numbers makes any difference?
Do you have any concept of what this kind of complaining does to your perception of yourself? It's obvious what other people will think of you, but have you considered the damage you're doing to your earning potential by giving it a voice and putting it to text?
I've fired in excess of 4,000 rounds so far this year if memory serves (I'd have to check barrel logs). None of that stops me from buying great new gear from great companies made up of great people to attempt to make my experiences better.
Your complaints against this tools price have been noted for anyone that cares. It's not F-Class Products fault if your desires are not matched by your income. If you desire this tool, but can't afford it, you could just say "boy that thing looks neat" and move along. Then set intelligent plans in motion to get it. If you don't desire this tool, then all you're doing is trying to get other people to complain about price with you, so you all can feel better about absolving yourselves from the pressure to make more money to be able to afford it, while simultaneously attempting to damage F-Class Products.
Just once, I'd like a company to be able to release a product without someone complaining about the price. Take a close look at this machine. Look at all the machined parts. Look at the electronics, micrometers, indicators, sensors, motors, etc. Do you have any concept of what that stuff costs? Do you know how long it would take to assemble one after it's machined? I do. They deserve to make money on this product. It costs less than half what my Prometheus cost... so this is a cheap tool as far as I'm concerned. It's 100% unique. Nothing else out there like it. ...and considering my initial results, works exactly as advertised. Frankly, I have no idea how they can release this thing this cheap and be worth their while to produce. It has to be a labor of love, because they can't be making diddly squat after all that goes into it. Just cutting the wood and building the custom pallet it ships in must take nearly an hour.
So STOP crapping on companies and their products because of their price. NO ONE BUT YOU is responsible for whether you can afford something. The fact that this needs to be explained to you should be evidence enough of that being the reason you can't afford it in the first place. Now go ahead and get mad at me for suggesting you stand upright and reconcile your self worth.
