anyone want a badge machine?

i have a badge machine that i no longer use - it makes cute 1 inch button badges (metal ones, not crappy plastic ones)
i used it for my final project in my illustration degree, it is easy to use and i still have quite a lot of the fixings left.

if anyone is interested then just make me an offer (i payed £120 for it)

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13 replies since 24th April 2012 • Last reply 24th April 2012

Reply #1:

hey, what do you think would be a fair price yet economical for me? kittybadass5@gmail or co+k

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Reply #2:

£80 - it will last forever, its really well made

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Reply #3:

Excuse my ignorance but I reside in California. i don't know what E80 is. quid /pounds?

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Reply #4:

80 pounds is in the neighborhood of about 100 dollars.

Do you have pictures of it, Lexie?

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Reply #5:

I am interested but let mw think about it plz.

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http://www.buttons.co.uk/index.php?pg=3&m=1

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Reply #7:

kitty you'll have to consider shipping too you may be better off just buying one from the US

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Reply #8:

cheers then - im just trying to make some money for my step daughters birthday present - but no thats fine put people off. i dont even want to sell my stuff, i love my badge maker and there is no way i can aford another one.
meh.

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Reply #9:

It’s only logical to think about, I’m sure you didn’t intend on taking advantage of her.

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Reply #10:

Well, that and there are button machines available at some US craft stores for $20.

You can't get mad at someone if they're giving advice to someone else.

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Reply #11:

something worth $20 is not going to make the same quality as something worth $208
im not at all mad at people giving out advice

it would be about $16 for postage and packing

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Reply #12:

I have pins 4 years old that were made with a cheaper machine and they're still intact and wearable. The quality of the pin materials is more important than the quality of the machine, though a good machine will last longer for sure. Shipping is kinda bonkers internationally right now. Have you tried an auction type site yet? It would help you find more potential buyers.

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Reply #13:

Monika, I'm looking into buy a machine. Which craft stores have you seen selling them for around $20?

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