JS>I am thinking of buying a photocopy machine for home-office use.
  >Will post the model numbers later, but basically I'm looking at
  >some Xerox models and a Cannon, in the $500-$800 price range at Sam's
  >Club (Wal-Mart affiliate).
JS>Anyone have any experience with copiers?  I am looking for something
  >reliable that won't keep breaking down and needing service.  I run things
  >over to the local copy shop (Office Depot or Kinko's), but I'm wasting a
  >lot of time doing that, there are delays in getting things done, etc.
JS>Any info you could provide would be of help.
I'd be glad to help but first you left out some critical information in
order to get a proper answer.
What kind of copying are you doing?  Many copies of few originals or 1-2
copies of many originals?
If many of one, you are probably still better off taking the large jobs
to Office Depot, etc.  At only 3-4 cents per copy, it is still cheaper
to farm it out. Add up the cost of each "tick" on the copier plus paper
costs, toner, etc. and add in the wear and tear on the copier.
For few of many, you own is probably the better choice.
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