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, receiving shipments of anything is prohibitively expensive.

Possibly not...

Check into DHL, especially if you can get someone in the US to ship it to you rather than rely on a company.

Shipping via USPS is also a relatively simple process unless you are in a very remote area of Ecuador.

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yes, that would make more sense

Thanks, my thoughts as well. If it might fail, I should bring.

Thank you!

Thank you! It was right there on the website but I did not know that. I also have the dust collector so "A" also.

Anything small starts at $45 bucks to receive, if you get it. No US post there. Anything big, I don't know. Very expensive. I figured I would be hand carrying large items when I travel back to the states. When I get plugged in to the expat community maybe things will open up.

Yup, same volts and phasing as US. Very convenient! Would love to upgrade just for the wider range of speed, but that is an expensive luxury for me.

You guys are awesome. I did not know I needed to log in to get responses so just now saw these. I have a bit to chew on here. Consumables I can figure out but bearings, belts, pulleys, components, those I don't know. I even thought about just buying a second headstock.

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Sold most of my independent tools and bought a 510 to replace them in order to save space in my shop -plus I like it. This in preparation for a move to Ecuador where after our shipping container arrives, receiving shipments of anything is prohibitively expensive. Now, this machine is in ...