King Starboard Sample Chain

Totally fair thoughts Michael! There are a variety of reasons we've chosen not to go smaller on these. 1) These small pieces have to be cut on a CNC router with a vacuum hold-down. Once they get too small, the pieces lose suction and can kick off the machine. 2) The round over on the edges is added by hand and it is increasingly dangerous to employees adding round overs on very small pieces. That all being said, the material cost of these is negligible. The bulk of the cost is labor, machine time and shipping costs. I assure you that at $10 each these are not at all a profit center. Hope this helps explain a bit on the sizing and pricing. I appreciate the honest feedback because it gives us a chance to explain further.