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03-26-2010, 05:26 PM
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Lindsay Classic Feedback
I would like to let all bit and spur makers know that I have had the Classic for a few days now and I learned one thing about this airgraver, and that it does have a lot of power. I have had brand X for the past 7 years and I was very reluctant to give up on what I knew worked. I wanted something that would help me do finer work with out the power hop but still had plenty of guts to hogg out 4130 steel. Well the lindsay airgraver will sure do it for you.
The customer service is just what everyone says it is. Steve treated me right off like he had knew me forever and helped in every way. So if you are thinking of upgrading "and YES it is an upgrade" don't wait as long as I did. You will not be disappointed. Mike Anders 
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03-26-2010, 07:12 PM
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Re: Lindsay Classic Feedback
Mike, I to had brand X but now have all three airgravers, Artisan,Classic and the Palm Control,you made the right move. Keep us posted J.J. Roberts
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