I fully agree. I wouldn't spend $100k either. Used pnp machines usually go for $5-20k BUT they are not intended for home use. Maybe an old Juki but most of these weigh too much, use too much power and require compressed air. That is the only downfall otherwise you can find older samsung, assembleon/yamaha, juki, universal, quad machines for under $10,000. Universal machines are really easy to find for cheap but weigh 6000 lbs. My fuji machines weigh 16,000 lbs which I love as they are extremely accurate, super fast, and reliable. Real PNP machines require the ground to be level, usually are super heavy (so they don't move when they are placing). I saw a new machine a few days ago where they are 3d printing pcbas but not sure how real that is.