Jlcpcb and tariffs

[DaddyDunks]

Call J. G. Wentworth

877-CASHNOW

 

[jessenator]

Help us, Matthew Lesko, you're our only hope!

 

[benny_profane]

Is there a term for a self-imposed embargo?

 

[giovanni]

Is there a term for a self-imposed embargo?

Isolationism.

 

[Earth]

Is there a term for a self-imposed embargo?

That's an Incel.

 

[Locrian99]

Of note slow boat shipping for one batch of boards is now $6.12. 8.62 for 5 pcbs now. On the 22nd i ordered 10 and shipping was 3.49. For a total of 9.80. Still not going to change anything I do.

 

[AceHyzer]

My big enclosures order that I ordered on 8/10 from tayda shipped this morning. Does it get in under the wire?! TBD.

 

[Big Monk]

About $7 in estimated Tariff on a $53 Mouser order today. I ordered a bunch of stuff in bulk so not a huge deal, but just so everyone has a landmark for Mouser...

 

[lowpitch]

About $7 in estimated Tariff on a $53 Mouser order today. I ordered a bunch of stuff in bulk so not a huge deal, but just so everyone has a landmark for Mouser...

Doesn't Mouser ship from the US?

 

[benny_profane]

Doesn't Mouser ship from the US?

They’ve been indicating tariff prices since the semiconductor tariffs started in January. They are passing it through to the customer but as a specific line item rather than in the price.

 

[pricklyrobot]

Doesn't Mouser ship from the US?

My Mouser orders ship from TX. They may have multiple distribution centers, I’m not sure.
But a good chunk of their inventory probably comes from tariffed countries, so they’re giving it too you as a line item rather than just doing across-the-board price increases.

I’ve seen other businesses doing the same thing lately.

I’m putting together a pretty big Mouser order at the moment, I’ll report back here with my tariff totals when I finish.

 

[Big Monk]

Doesn't Mouser ship from the US?

Maybe but they are not going to eat tariff costs on their (mostly) imported parts. Hence the pass-though.

 

[PedalBuilder]

The Federal Circuit just affirmed the Court of International Trade's ruling that the tariffs imposed by five executive orders were illegal because they were not authorized by statute. The ruling is on hold through October 14 to allow the government the opportunity to file a petition for a writ of certiorari in the Supreme Court. The opinion is here, for those interested.

 

[jdduffield]

I noticed a huge increase in shipping costs for Tayda. And only one option, DHL. I hope that’s temporary. Usually the more you buy, the lower the shipping costs. Now it just keeps going up. (Talking about the estimate shown in the cart.)

 

[jessenator]

The ruling is on hold through October 14 to allow the government the opportunity to file a petition for a writ of certiorari in the Supreme Court.

how long before his oberstgerichtshof overrules this one?

 

[Big Monk]

I have a pretty big Tayda enclosure order coming up. I’ll post what I see here.

 

[PedalBuilder]

Not sure what an oberstgerichensgrubentshoffenzolenz is, but I'm very skeptical that I can count to five in support of the proposition that IEEPA authorizes the president to unilaterally impose tariffs of unlimited duration on nearly all goods from nearly every country in the world.

 

[jessenator]

Bad joke. I'm not well versed in how the appeals process works and just assumed the supreme pizza court would just do the bidding of the guy giving the edicts.

I'm prepared, just not happy.

 

[Audandash]

Call J. G. Wentworth

877 cash now

 

[benny_profane]

The Federal Circuit just affirmed the Court of International Trade's ruling that the tariffs imposed by five executive orders were illegal because they were not authorized by statute. The ruling is on hold through October 14 to allow the government the opportunity to file a petition for a writ of certiorari in the Supreme Court. The opinion is here, for those interested.

“Oh you did something so uniquely illegal that there’s no precedent? Have another six weeks of doing it just for funsies.”