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If the joint-matic was in production today under the Stong Tool Design ?

The old original Strong Tool Design was better than when it sold to Delta.
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44%
The old original Strong Tool Design was better than when it sold to Delta.
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22%
The old original Strong Tool Design was better than when it sold to Delta.
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22%
The old original Strong Tool Design was better than when it sold to Delta.
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11%
 
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Tried to delete post and replace with a better poll and more info but it won't let me.
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Who has instructed you to do this? :confused:
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joedw00 wrote:Who has instructed you to do this? :confused:
All I can say is my job is to find out the amount of interest there is from people who may be interested do you own a joint-matic?
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I think you need to explain to many of us exactly what a joint amatic is and what other tools Strong Tool Design made. Perhaps some pictures and details.

If not all you will accomplish is surveying previous owners of the Joint a matic, who all probably want to see the company return so they have access to parts if they need it. I think you need to find out how many new potential customers exist.
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cdr38 wrote:All I can say is my job is to find out the amount of interest there is from people who may be interested do you own a joint-matic?
OK, well good luck :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
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I guess if you are not telling then I'm not telling.

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I guess our information is Confidential at this time. :D :D
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Thanks for response I plan on doin just that thankyou!


Ed in Tampa wrote:I think you need to explain to many of us exactly what a joint amatic is and what other tools Strong Tool Design made. Perhaps some pictures and details.

If not all you will accomplish is surveying previous owners of the Joint a matic, who all probably want to see the company return so they have access to parts if they need it. I think you need to find out how many new potential customers exist.
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joedw00 wrote:OK, well good luck :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
I will have more info for you shortly thanks for responding!
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reible wrote:I guess if you are not telling then I'm not telling.

Ed
I will have more info for you in the future thanks for your well educated response.
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