Thanks Tflan! That's about 7 to 0 in favor of the Mitchell!tflan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I've owned 4 L&L machines - a Maltby original which was a pile of crap, but it was cheap; a GolfSmith that didn't hold up very well; an original Scotland, and my current machine, another Scotland. I
I've owned 4 L&L machines - a Maltby original
which was a pile of crap, but it was cheap; a GolfSmith that didn't hold up very
well; an original Scotland, and my current machine, another Scotland. I think
I'd have traded all of them for a new Mitchell simply because the Mitchell's
easier to
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Thanks to everyone... looks like about a 6 to 0 vote for the Mitchell!Regards,JimColin Dick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi Jim, The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of cheap price is long forgotten. Mitchell is the Industry Standard that does th
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Hi
Jim,
The
bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of cheap price is
long forgotten.
Mitchell is the Industry Standard that does the job better, faster,
and will always be saleable very quickly.
ColinColin Dick-GCA Accredited Professional
ClubmakerS
.
Tedd
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Subject: Re: ShopTalk: Loft / Lie machine ?
Dave & Jim said it well.
Buy Mitchell, I decided long ago to buy what the
Jim,
Depends on the cost of the two, and how much you plan to
use the machine. The Mitchell is a better machine in my opinion (easier to
use, more accurate, easier to get parts for) and is designed for a professional
shop, but the Scotland will work fine for a hobbiest/low volume shop. In
I would think the determining factor might be the model, accessories, and condition of the machines. I've always used a Mitchell so I can't offer an opinion as to witch is best. What a dilemma to have .CarlJames Kaar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Lady & Gents,I've read the forum for about 7
day, September 20, 2006 7:49 AM
Subject: Re: ShopTalk: Loft / Lie machine ?
At 02:25 AM 9/20/2006, James Kaar wrote:
With apologies for asking a question that's probably been answered
here 100's of times, I have an opportunity to purchase either a
Mitchell or Scotland loft/lie m
At 02:25 AM 9/20/2006, James Kaar wrote:
With apologies for asking a question that's probably been answered
here 100's of times, I have an opportunity to purchase either a
Mitchell or Scotland loft/lie machine (Yes, they have both) from a
former employer and really don't know which of these tw
Title: Re: ShopTalk: Loft / Lie machine
?
I would opt for the Mitchell. Parts for the Scotland will
be hard to find. I have had both and found the Mitchell to be
the better machine. FWIW.
Bruce
Lady & Gents,
I've read the forum for about 7 years now, and rarely say much because
I
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