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My opinion on porting, and most jobs...you aren't paying all the money for the service, but for the knowledge.
As far as testing goes, the testing is an investment in time for the porter. It rewards him in the end because he figures out what makes a model tick then makes a name for himself, resulting in a customer base...such as Scott and his 661's. Then he can make that up by knowing exactly what to do to get desired results without wasting time.
Just an idiots opinion and thoughts.
As far as 800 dollar port jobs? I think it's criminal. If I buy a brand new Makita 7900 and it cost me 850 dollars and it works well but I would like more out of it...is it fair to pay almost 100% of the saws cost for a woods port? I feel not.
As far as testing goes, the testing is an investment in time for the porter. It rewards him in the end because he figures out what makes a model tick then makes a name for himself, resulting in a customer base...such as Scott and his 661's. Then he can make that up by knowing exactly what to do to get desired results without wasting time.
Just an idiots opinion and thoughts.
As far as 800 dollar port jobs? I think it's criminal. If I buy a brand new Makita 7900 and it cost me 850 dollars and it works well but I would like more out of it...is it fair to pay almost 100% of the saws cost for a woods port? I feel not.