Is The Beaver Round The Only Smaller Size Machine That Has A 1" Capsule Vend & 1.00 Coin Option?

[MrGranger]

I need something the size of a Northwestern 60 that will vend 1" capsules with 1.00 coin mech. The only thing that I can find is the Beaver Round machines. Is that it? Due to the space I'm putting the machine it has to be smaller so it seems I'm limited, but the Beaver machine might be expensive since I would have to get this new with these options. Thanks for the info.

[antoniocinisi]

I dont think anyone makes a coin mech bigger then .50 cents for smaller machines.what do you plan on selling for a buck in a 1 inch cap anyways??

[Rick Falcon]

I HAVE TO AGREE WITH ANT AND YEA WHAT ARE YOU SELLING FOR A BUCK IN 1"CAPSULE?

[MrGranger]

Collectibles and original artist toys. Most of my trade show machines are filled with product that I produce that promote books, etc. I do the regular stuff as well...but sometimes I need a higher price point than average. I'm looking for a trading card/sticker machine that I can sell $5-$30 (each) cards out of. I'd sell them too if I just had a machine....currently they sit in a display and sell that way. These are one-of-a-kind trading cards, not your regular stuff.

The Beaver Round can do it so that seems to be my only choice.

[dperry]

Collectibles and original artist toys. Most of my trade show machines are filled with product that I produce that promote books, etc. I do the regular stuff as well...but sometimes I need a higher price point than average. I'm looking for a trading card/sticker machine that I can sell $5-$30 (each) cards out of. I'd sell them too if I just had a machine....currently they sit in a display and sell that way. These are one-of-a-kind trading cards, not your regular stuff.

The Beaver Round can do it so that seems to be my only choice.

This sounds like a job for Art-O-Mat.

http://www.artomat.org/locations.php#

[MrGranger]

This sounds like a job for Art-O-Mat.

http://www.artomat.org/locations.php#

Those are great, thanks for that!

[caserri]

This sounds like a job for Art-O-Mat.

http://www.artomat.org/locations.php#

Great link Darryl. Where you been hiding that nugget.

[jmac]

You could always go with a southern beaver machine to save a few dollars. Or try and find a used Beaver machine locally with a capsule wheel, and just order a $1.00 mech for the machine.

[MrGranger]

You could always go with a southern beaver machine to save a few dollars. Or try and find a used Beaver machine locally with a capsule wheel, and just order a $1.00 mech for the machine.

What is the quality of the Southern Beaver compared to the Round? I haven't seen one in person.

[dperry]

Great link Darryl. Where you been hiding that nugget.

I found it here a long time ago. Duh!

I can't seem to find the post anymore, but I'm sure it was from here.

[antoniocinisi]

Collectibles and original artist toys. Most of my trade show machines are filled with product that I produce that promote books, etc. I do the regular stuff as well...but sometimes I need a higher price point than average. I'm looking for a trading card/sticker machine that I can sell $5-$30 (each) cards out of. I'd sell them too if I just had a machine....currently they sit in a display and sell that way. These are one-of-a-kind trading cards, not your regular stuff.

The Beaver Round can do it so that seems to be my only choice.

those machines are pretty,probably also expensive and seem hard to move around to various flea markets like I think you would do.buy a Northwestern 20 inch machine equiped with a 1 inch wheel instead of the 2 inch,and upgrade the mech to a buck,problem solved for probably $210.it will also hold more then the smaller sized machines like the beaver you mentioned.

[antoniocinisi]

Beaver does...I have one.

for the smaller machines?

[MrGranger]

those machines are pretty,probably also expensive and seem hard to move around to various flea markets like I think you would do.buy a Northwestern 20 inch machine equiped with a 1 inch wheel instead of the 2 inch,and upgrade the mech to a buck,problem solved for probably $210.it will also hold more then the smaller sized machines like the beaver you mentioned.

I'd love to do this but it must fit into a small space in an installed space. (This is for a show) and I cannot enlarge it. I've got plenty of Northwestern 80's that would work, they just don't fit.

for the smaller machines?

Beavers 4 quarter mech works for the Round Beaver 16. But it's going to cost me a pretty penny to have shipped here. I probably will just do that.

[antoniocinisi]

thats probably your best choice.at least it`s only a one time expense,unless you lose it it will last for ever.

[havending]

Beaver has a one dollar coin mech for a RB. They also have newer globe sizes that are larger