Fwd: WAZER Pricing

[Sebastian Wiers]

The timing is very short, but this seems like an amazing (maybe to good to believe) offering.

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From: "WAZER" <in...@wazercut.com>
Date: Sep 11, 2016 4:36 PM
Subject: WAZER Pricing
To: <sebw...@gmail.com>
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Hi Sebastian,

I wanted to say how grateful we are for your feedback and notes on what we’re doing.

I know you were interested in the possibility of porting over your wooden prototypes to metal, so I wanted to personally give you a heads up as to what the pricing of WAZER is going to be ahead of the launch.

We’ve worked hard to get the prices this low, and I think you’ll be happy with what we’ve managed to achieve :)

Early-bird WAZER backers:  $3,599 (40% off $5,999 MSRP) 30 units
Batch 1 WAZER backers:     $3,999 (30% off $5,999 MSRP) 120 units

Batch 2 WAZER backers:     $4,499 (25% off $5,999 MSRP) 150 units

The campaign begins on Monday, September 12, at 9AM EST. Most people will not see our campaign until later in the day, when journalists we’ve met with publish their articles. You'll be among the first to have access to the limited number of discounted early-bird units. Backing us early would really help build momentum and get us more attention. We would really appreciate your support!

We hope you’re as excited about our pricing as we are. Thanks for being a part of the process and please let me know if you have any questions!

All the best,

Josh

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[Pete McKenna]

It's cool, the compromise they make is speed, way slower than a commercial water jet. My question would be TCO, I've seen water jet demos where the calculated cost of the garnet exceeds the parts value. I didn't see an area to ask questions. Also the first cheapest tier already sold out.

Pete

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[Kelly Murphy]

Their estimated cost of garnet is $0.60-1.10/lb, and the run rate is .33lb/min.  If you're cutting a part that takes 90 mins, you could estimate that to be about 30lbs of garnet and $18.00-$33.00 for that part to cut.

[Sebastian Wiers]

That's a really interesting point.  I didn't realize the per-cut cost on such machines was so high.

- Seb