I need some mold parts for my Magma molds and I can't get hold of anyone at Magma. I've called several times during the day all this week and all it does is ring. Does anyone know if there is something going on or not going on there?
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I need some mold parts for my Magma molds and I can't get hold of anyone at Magma. I've called several times during the day all this week and all it does is ring. Does anyone know if there is something going on or not going on there?
If you call about 4 or 5PM your time they will usually answer. Elizabeth will accept a call. Eric is the tech guy. They are 3 Hours behind us Easteners!!
Hang in there. I called about a year ago and the owner answered. We had a pleasant conversation. They're still short handed probably because so many are choosing dole money instead of employment. He has seen what we see at the machine shop. Young men want good paying jobs but can't read a tape measure (at all).:veryconfu
I talked to Eric some time ago and he told me that Elisabeth was no longer with them. A while back they were much easier to get an answer from, and they always were fast to answer emailes.
I called Eric because I was interested in buying a new Bullet Master. He told me that they could not take new orders because they had trouble getting the parts that they needed and the people to build them.
I hope they still are going strong, because without them the Magma machines are "dead in the water" if the spare parts supply is gone.
Crossing fingers! Magma makes great products for us casters!
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Just got hold of them...all seems to be well. They're just a small operation and if he's not in there to answer the phone then it doesn't get answered.
Elizabeth was sure easy on the eyes. I walked into their cigarette smokey office and thought, "What in the Freaking WHAT are you doing here, young lady????"Quote:
Originally Posted by hunter74
She was a pleasant looker, she was.
There used to be at least three people in the front office. Iben going there for years when calling on the GM Proving grounds for HP vibration measurement products that I supported.Quote:
Originally Posted by AbitNutz
Either business is down or they can't fill open jobs. I thought about applying for a job there (I'm a competent mechanic and a retired mechanical engineer) but 1) I just cant spend that much time on my feet any longer, and 2) don't want to make the time for it.
It would be interesting work, however. Building, wiring up their pots and digital controllers would be mindless, yet satisfactory work for me.
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