[Coco] SDC Carts

[Gene Heskett]

On Saturday 08 November 2014 11:10:23 tim lindner did opine
And Gene did reply:

> I have 44 pre-orders. So I decided to do a run of 54.
> 
> A vast majority of you wanted complete, built sets.
> 
> The price for each complete built set is:
> Base price: $12.00
> "CoCo SDC" and arrow engraving: plus $1
> Custom Engraving: plus $20
> 
> The only other option asked for was a complete set of parts: $8
> 
> Shipping in the USA will be a small flat rate box: $5.95
> International shipping will be more.

Paypal name? See below. When do you need it?
 
> Everyone specified clear, or didn't care. So they will all be clear.
> 
> The no engraving option is nice because the entire PCB is in view.
> See my previously posted pictures for the standard engraving.
> 
> Notes for custom engraving:
> 
> The tool bit that engraves is the same tool bit that cuts: 3mm.
> That means no fine detail. If you want fine detail, order one with no
> engraving and take the plate to an engraver.

Or like me, DIY on my mill. I do have 60 degree engraving bits too.
> 
> If you want engraved words it will be thick Helvetica type. Otherwise
> send me a scan and I'll work something up.
> 
> Pay Pal: lindnertim at gmail.com

Got it.

> Check / money order: ask for my home address.
> 
> Currently there are ten not claimed. That should be enough if I missed
> anyone.
> 
> I will do another run when Zippster does another run of SDC cards.
> 
> I've ordered the hardware. It should be here by 14th. I expect to take
> the next week and finalize all custom engraving by the 16th. Cutting
> will be done on the 17th or 18th. Depending on when I can fit it in.
> Assembly will be done by the 19th. And shipping will commence on the
> 20th.

Sounds good but busy Tim.

Cheers, Gene Heskett
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