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stewmac is down!
![]() I can't get through to stewmac.com with my desktop or iPad. Anybody else having trouble? I wanna buy some stuff!
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The website pings by domain name but will not pull up by that or by IP address Firefox (I use Google Chrome) specifically says this; The page isn't redirecting properly Firefox has detected that the server is redirecting the request for this address in a way that will never complete. This generally means the server is down or is undergoing maintenance
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And will come up with a perfectly useless tool or jig that no one can afford
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He'll invent a tool to repair it. You'll need the Stew Mac repair tool to view the Stew Mac site.
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their newsletter just showed up in my email with the video. the jig looks pretty cool but at 139.95?
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You guys are pretty hard on the Stew Mac folks. Go into a machine shop and see what it will cost you to make some of that stuff.... try double the price.
Now granted, I don't buy half the stuff they sell because I don't have the repair side of things going on, but I bet most of that stuff is a time saver and worth it to a busy shop, especially ones that don't want to mess around making the tools all the time. That aluminum radius beam is the thing I'd like to have. Some day...I hope....
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I have equipped myself with a lot of Stew Mac stuff and have not regretted or had a problem with one purchase. 3 builds with 2 of Bubinga (hard and heavy) and a bunch of rebuilds and nothing has broken or worn out yet. |
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+1 to those comments.
I have a fair amount of their tools and they're all good quality. Yes, some of the specialized tools you could cook up yourself, but sometimes it's not worth the trouble. If you figure what your time is worth and factor that in, their stuff is usually pretty reasonable.
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