Fc7000 Vs. Fc8600

[tc2903]

On a budget. What do you think of a fc7000 or fc8600 to cut ppf kits? How significant is the advantage of the new over old besides the lack of warranty on the 7000?

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[Solventinkjet]

They don't make parts for the FC7000 anymore so if it goes down, you have an expensive paper weight. The FC8600 is a very good machine and I think most users would tell you that. Also look for a used FC8000 as they are just 1 generation before the 86000 series.

 

[tc2903]

They don't make parts for the FC7000 anymore so if it goes down, you have an expensive paper weight. The FC8600 is a very good machine and I think most users would tell you that. Also look for a used FC8000 as they are just 1 generation before the 86000 series.

Than u!

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[papabud]

i have the 8000 and i love my old machine. i havent had to repair it in over 3 years, it cuts pretty much exactly the same from day to day.
if you set it up right and keep it adjusted and clean its a very reliable machine.