The resons are Taxes and labor costs to start with. Next is the costs of
getting injection dies made and finding someone to shoot them at a reasonable
cost. I my case the cost per part was acceptable only when I would buy at least
1,000 parts from each die.
This brings me to the the next point if I have produce product that sells 500
or so what do I do with the other 500 items? This action just doubled my cost.
All set up fees are on the first run.
I do make my products in the USA.
Precision Vintage Classics
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From:
John wrote:
After 30 years of buying Kadee products, it's neat to know that they're all
American made and they do it all in White City.
Begs the question, why can't other do their manufacturing here rather than you
know where????
John A. AlbeeJohn Albee
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