> 800 you put in at the beginning, 50 you have to chip in at the end, you just paid 850 for that mixer. Honestly, if in 2 years you still haven't managed to sa

> 800 you put in at the beginning, 50 you have to chip in at the end, you just paid 850 for that mixer. Honestly, if in 2 years you still haven't managed to save > $800 worth of your time with the stand mixer, you probably shouldn't focus on that $50 of depreciation.