Case in point. A few weeks ago I purchased a 180 pound 6" jointer / planer from Harbor Freight. Harbor Freight is known for inexpensive "Made in China" tools. Some are, well, junk, others are of decent quality for the price. From what I've read, the jointer was in the latter category, and at less than half the price of even a "cheap" Delta or Rigid plus free shipping I figured "what the heck". It arrived via truck last Friday. All was well until I noticed a crack in the front table around a large adjusting bolt. It was obviously just a matter of time before it broke, rendering the jointer useless. Harbor Freight's policy is similar to Stillen's -- send the part back at your expense for inspection and they'll replace it if they believe it's defective. The last thing I wanted to do is ship back a 70 pound piece of cast iron, so I sent them an e-mail along with two pictures showing the crack. The next day I received an e-mail saying they were sending me a new front table, and no, I don't have to send back the defective one. That's customer service. Would I order from Harbor Freight again? Absolutely! Would I if they had stuck to the corporate party line and made me send back the defective part for inspection at my expense? Very doubtful. Oh, BTW, the jointer works beautifully. :-)