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RE: Olde Tyme Carpetmills New Life

Discussion in 'Products & Equipment' started by Primitive Supply, Dec 28, 2012.

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  1. barber

    barber Pup

    slim ur price is good, my belt and running board cost me more than 300
     
    barber, Jan 8, 2013
    #41
  2. Laced Wit Game

    Laced Wit Game Yard Boy

    Bearings $40 max..... Ur deack is from tap plastics or similiar company i bet......i got my sheet of 1/2'' plexi for $65
     
    Laced Wit Game, Jan 8, 2013
    #42
  3. barber

    barber Pup

    No my friend i dont use plexi, but the stuff i use is expensive and my mill cost 650.00
     
    barber, Jan 8, 2013
    #43
  4. slim12

    slim12 Super Moderator Staff Member

    After reading my last post it came across the wrong way. I did not mean to demean or belittle what someone else is doing. That was shallow of me. I do not see the $$$ going into the carpet mills advertised. The mill I use and the mills I sell have logged numerous wins so I do believe they are effective. I also believe the mills shown here are effective as well. The price of the mills are beside the point. Any item is worth exactly what someone is willing to pay. I should have left it at that. Best of luck with the mills. US1
     
    slim12, Jan 8, 2013
    #44
  5. 444

    444 Pup

    Materials,especially those like lumber,vary in price depending on species,region,time of year,supply/demand,etc.To assume that your market price is the same as one across the country,simply isn't true.Keep things like this in mind...
     
    444, Jan 8, 2013
    #45
  6. slim12

    slim12 Super Moderator Staff Member

    OK to put his to bed for me this will be my last post. I got a few PM's like we were going to gang up and go after each other. This is the deal I build an effective mill and I do not spend as much money on materials as the other materials advertised. I do not see the need. But, to each his own. If others see the need to spend whatever and in turn charge whatever, well, basically that is what makes capitalism so great. As I said, any item is worth whatever someone is willing to pay, regardless of what the next person thinks. So if another can get $5-$6-$700 for their products I can only get $300 for mine, more power to 'em. Best of luck with the mills and the dogs. US1
     
    slim12, Jan 9, 2013
    #46
  7. barber

    barber Pup

    slim how much r ur plans
     
    barber, Jan 9, 2013
    #47
  8. slim12

    slim12 Super Moderator Staff Member

    $25 plus $5 shipping...$35 plus $8 shipping which includes the end roller caps. (I use a 6" hole saw which costs about $55)
    $70 plus $12 shipping for plans and two complete end rollers. US1
     
    slim12, Jan 9, 2013
    #48
  9. barber

    barber Pup

    thats a great deal wht is the diameter a length of the rollers
     
    barber, Jan 9, 2013
    #49
  10. slim12

    slim12 Super Moderator Staff Member

    end caps are 6", roller itself is about 3 1/2". Surface width of the roller is 14" and total length is 15 1/2".
     
    slim12, Jan 10, 2013
    #50
  11. barber

    barber Pup

    thnku sir for tht info
     
    barber, Jan 10, 2013
    #51
  12. slim12

    slim12 Super Moderator Staff Member

    No problem. S
     
    slim12, Jan 11, 2013
    #52
  13. StreetTeamDC

    StreetTeamDC Pup

    Just my opinion, but it seems like yall should do less bitching about what Primitive Supply's idea of a fair price for his mills. If you think he's charging an outrageous amount for what he builds, don't buy a mill from him. Don't sit and bust balls over material costs, labor costs and all this other horse shit. His mills (and turntable) look to do the trick just fine by my eyeball, and I honestly think you tend to pay for what you get. Look at his mill and look at a Grand Carpet Mill. His sure looks much more sturdy to me. I think you could ram one of his mills with a fucking Buick Skylark and it wouldn't fold up. If you can't afford $500 look elsewhere...but always remember, you often times pay for what you get. Keep up the good work Primitive Supply, now the real question is do you sell plans to build a turntable or what man?!

    STDC Mike
    BANG BANG!
     
    StreetTeamDC, Jan 11, 2013
    #53
  14. JP267

    JP267 Banned

    Plans for turntables would be great, I agree.....
     
    JP267, Jan 11, 2013
    #54
  15. Primitive Supply

    Primitive Supply Big Dog

    Plans are not too much of a problem. PM me for that information..regards P S
     
    Primitive Supply, Jan 13, 2013
    #55
  16. chain weight

    chain weight Pup

    I found this old picture the other day. Though you might like it. This is that old mill I got from you! Still running. Wish I could find more of that carpet you sent on it? dog.jpg
     
    chain weight, Jan 21, 2013
    #56
  17. Dagos R

    Dagos R Pup

    Those are good mills...very, very effective and produced results for people that know how to use carpetmills!!! That bulldog looks like a carbon copy to the old Ch. Joe Testiment dog! Top dogmen with top dogs back in the day used those mills, here's a couple to jog the memory of those that were around back then.... R.C. & The Soso Boy and Tito & The Local Boys.
     
    Dagos R, Jul 14, 2013
    #57
  18. erik440

    erik440 Pup

    Best WaY To Contact Primitive SuplYWould Be Any Info Would Be AppreciateEd thatnks
     
    erik440, Jul 15, 2013
    #58
  19. freeband kennel

    freeband kennel Pup

    I am interested in buying a mill com you can send info
     
    freeband kennel, Jul 16, 2013
    #59
  20. rodeoman069

    rodeoman069 Big Dog

    Any one with a mill for sale in houston tx
     
    rodeoman069, Mar 11, 2014
    #60
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