The creator tells the story of finding an $11,000 embroidery machine for only $100 at a thrift store. She explains that despite the machine's screen being broken, she is confident she can fix it, and details how she used her 'sleuthing skills' to find the machine's original service records to diagnose the problem. The video concludes with her ordering parts, enlisting help from professional friends, and asking the audience to follow along to see if she can turn this thrift find into a business.
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sooo I guess @doseofsubtle might also be an embroidery business now??
I had my best thrift find yet when I came across this $11,000 industrial embroidery machine at the thrift store for only $100
I鈥檝e always thought about offering custom embroidery with my designs so this felt like divine intervention. The challenge will now be getting it up and running as currently it turns on and lights up but the screen stays black
But luckily I have some friends at @austinembroideryco who said they鈥檒l take a look at it for me so fingers crossed I can get it to work!!
ahhhh!!!! follow along to find out 馃馃У鉁傦笍
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What would you do if you found an $11,000 embroidery machine for a $100 at the thrift store? You know, I recently told myself no more impulse purchases, but this felt like a gift from the good. $1. Maybe the screen is completely black and won't turn on, but in case you're new here, I'm completely delusional and 100% confident that I can fix it. Sure. I have no idea what's causing it not to turn on, but I have FBI level sleuthing skills that I first developed when I thought my college boyfriend was cheating on me. And just like back then, I found the receipts I needed. I tracked down the original records for the machine using a faded serial number and a dream, and now I know exactly what's wrong with this. So I ordered some parts and called up my friends at Austin Embroidery No. Who agreed to take a look at it and said they'd maybe help me fix it. Follow along to see if I can start a business with this $11,000 embroidery machine, I thrifted for only a $100.