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Plans delivered outside of USA
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2008 2:24 am
by paddlepup
This may be a question that Hairy Mick can answer.
Mick how long does it take for JEM plans to be delivered to Australia. Placed an order for plans for Laker 14 on 19 Jan and haven't seen anything yet. I have received other orders from the US in under 2 weeks. Should I be concerned yet
Matt, I did receive an email from USPS saying the plans were to be shipped in 21 Jan :
Type of Service: Priority Mail International Flat Rate Envelope
Label Number: LJ505501736US
I'm not ready to panic yet, but will just keep lookin'

Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2008 3:25 am
by olsnappa
Hi Paddlepup.......
They won't be far away. The first set of plans I ordered from Matt arrived in about 8 days.......Fantastic!......
The second set I ordered hadn't arrived after about 3 weeks
I emailed Matt just to check that he had recieved the order and he advised he had but that delivery times to Oz were a bit unpredictable once they're in the hands of the postal services............. And of course, they arrived the next day!

Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2008 3:59 am
by hairymick
G'day Paddlepup,
First up, congratulations on the purchase of plans for a superb boat mate.
Delivery to Aus can be erratic. Some of Matt's plans have arrived in about 4 days while others have taken up to about 4 weeks.
Rule of thumb seems to be around two weeks from ordering to arrival.
This seems to be pretty standard when ordering anything from the US. I think the hold up is our customs. every one of mine has been opened by them.

Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2008 7:13 am
by Kayak Jack
The US Postal Service raised its rates to cover storage.

doctors and postmen
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2008 10:16 am
by LEE SCHNEIDERMANN
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2008 7:38 pm
by paddlepup
Thanks for the replies, sounds like the plans should turn up in a week or so. Hope to be able to post in the Builders Log section real soon.

Please leave the Queen out of this!!
Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2008 3:25 am
by LEE SCHNEIDERMANN
I would ask (as a sworn Para from the 2nd Regiment), that you not blame
Her Majesty for any delay you may experience in the delivery of your bloody plans Sir!!
Lee
Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2008 7:37 pm
by paddlepup
Lee, I should explain that the
HM reffered to in my signature block has nothing to do with Her Royal Highness.
No, I was happily just maintaining a browsing watch on matters to to with kayaks while thinking of my next building project.
Then along comes Hairy Mick (HM) with tales of building not one but two Lakers and then he tells stories of what a wonderfull bloody kayak they are and how they are now his favourites and the next thing I know I've ordered the plans and am all phsyched up to build the thing.
No wonder I'm blaming it all on HM, if it wasn't for him I'd still be happily uncommitted.
I think I am now happily committed but it's still HM's fault.

Pup
Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2008 9:10 pm
by LEE SCHNEIDERMANN
Pup,
Little did I realize you were of course refering to HIS HINDNESS!!
Mick is always open to all of our criticizims and jealous barbs. I want to know if his wife has any sisters, 'cause he gets to spend way too much time making the rest of us look bad.
If I could get away with it, I think I'd blame him for my addiction also. He makes it all look so easy.
Had I known the distraction boat building was going to bring into my life, I wouldn't have bothered getting started!!
Yes, not only
can you blame Mick, You
should blame him!!
In the mean time the rest of us mere mortals will mutter along with you as HM posts his next Builders Log.
Lee
Posted: Sun Feb 03, 2008 12:14 am
by Kayak Jack
Mick is also to blame for receding hair line and mean old Mr. Tooth Decay.
(Piper San - can we blame him for the IRS too?)