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			<title>Powermatic customer service</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[Every now and then I come across a negative post about Powermatic since they were acquired by WMH tool group, and just wanted to throw my $.02 in on the subject. 
 
I have a PM2800 drill press, certainly a rather spendy indulgence on one of the less complex pieces of equipment we have in our arsenals.  A few weeks ago I went to tighten a bit (keyless chuck), and one of the 3 jaws snapped right off at the base.  Rather surprising to say the least.  It's only a couple of years old, still covered...]]></description>
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<div>Every now and then I come across a negative post about Powermatic since they were acquired by WMH tool group, and just wanted to throw my $.02 in on the subject.<br />
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I have a PM2800 drill press, certainly a rather spendy indulgence on one of the less complex pieces of equipment we have in our arsenals.  A few weeks ago I went to tighten a bit (keyless chuck), and one of the 3 jaws snapped right off at the base.  Rather surprising to say the least.  It's only a couple of years old, still covered under the 5 year warranty, so set about trying to find a warranty repair shop here in town.  Called several around town and discovered it's a bit tough to find one, and the ones listed on the Powermatic site were no help either- no longer in business, didn't deal with this type of equipment, etc.<br />
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So, getting pretty frustrated at this point, my last resort &lt;gasp&gt; is to pick up the phone and get a real live person at Powermatic.<br />
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All I can say is WOW!!  Took maybe a minute from the time they answered until I was connected to a technician who got my SN#, name, etc and had a new chuck on it's way to me no questions asked.  I ended up chatting with the tech for a few minutes and he answered several questions I had about a couple of unrelated issues.  He was very personable and clearly was extremely knowledgeable.  Made a believer out of me, was the best customer service I've had in a long, long time, so I thought a few kudos were due.</div>


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