New Sabre Rotary - Made in the UK

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It's a shame that the first thing everyone does when a new product is introduced is complain that it's a copy of XXX machine or is china crap.

There are only so many ways to make a needle move up and down. A lot of machines are going to share properties. If a new product builds on an existing design, improves upon it, then I am interested. This is how technology works.

Straight up stealing and copying a design is one thing. Making a design better, pushing it forward, is progress.

If this machine is significantly better (in design or function) than other machines that came before it and share a similar form, that should also be considered progress.

Whether or not it's better or worth the money is up to the individual using it though.

Thanks for all the info inkworkx.