anne chambers on fri 5 jul 96
Hi all,
I am hoping potters in the Boston area can tell me of some local pottery
suppliers I can contact. I will be in Boston next week and wanted to
check if it would be cheaper to buy an extruder while I was in the US vs
here in Canada. Hopefully, without the shipping charges and duty I could
save a few dollars to spend on other fun things.
Thanks everyone,
Anne in Ottawa
Eric Lindgren on fri 5 jul 96
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Hi all,
>
>I am hoping potters in the Boston area can tell me of some local pottery
>suppliers I can contact. I will be in Boston next week and wanted to
>check if it would be cheaper to buy an extruder while I was in the US vs
>here in Canada. Hopefully, without the shipping charges and duty I could
>save a few dollars to spend on other fun things.
>
>Thanks everyone,
>Anne in Ottawa
Anne,
There should be no duty if the item is made in the U.S.
A problem with equipment purchasing is that so few suppliers actually stock
the items. Sometimes they may have a special deal on a floor model or
demonstrator, though. Even in Canada!
Happy hunting,
Eric Lindgren
lindgren@muskoka.com
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