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$6k

One other thing about this mortiser. The nose bearings on the bar dont last very long. But dont buy them from the mafell dealer, go to a bearing supplier. They are skate board wheel bearings. Cheap as chip's. Bog standard. The supplier will tell you they are a special non standard bearing and rip you off. Plus international postage of course. They make the chains and bars in India now. Way better price than the daylight robbery maffel is guilty of. Cheers 🍻

Its a great tool and i used one to build my timber frame but they are insanely overpriced. So I bought a floor model Robinson chain mortiser instead.

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They have to be the most expensive products on the market. I’m sure they work fantastic and they have good customer service although I haven’t seen 1 tool they sell that is affordable. It’s sad. In my opinion if you have any skill you can do without the expense. There are plenty of other companies on the market that would love your business for a fraction of the price.

Hello.where you buy that curve blade?thank you

Impressed. Thanks for sharing.

I want this machine in india

How well would this work to strip and clean a hardwood deck between annual oil finish recoats? I typically pressure wash them now but this would allow me to reapply right away instead of waiting for it to dry.

Do you ship to Canada ?

I love mine, my Mona Lisa of my tools!🧡🧡💪👍

How much price?

lol i reboot my computer thinking my sound was broken

Finally !!!! Can you ship to Anchorage Alaska ? Sincere inquiry. Thanks.

Yes please

Fuck yea

Hey Mark, can you guys update these with update footage??🙏🧡🧡

Love this saw!

cool well made but dang 6 grand

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Did you miss the sideway winder lever that moves one segment sideways?

I made it too few weeks ago. Want to know how ? just look for Woodprix.

Would this be good for removing bark?

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USING IT FROM THE WRONG SIDE OF MACHINE

thanks for the video, been looking for some info on this product, bit more focus would be good, but very helpful

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That thing is amazing! That was fun to watch. Too bad I can't justify it for my current work, as it's just a smidge more expensive than the P1 cc I just got from you folks. (Vielen Dank! by the way)

....better get the chain beam saw too☺

just used mine to watch this video...

Out of focus.. not easy to watch.. nice machine.

I just purchased this saw today, looking forward to using it. I had the option of going with the newer 10 1/4" for a much cheaper price but I opted for this one which is made in Japan vs the HS0600 made in China version. I just wanted a quality saw that would last me years and years. Hopefully you still have this saw and use it today.

How much is Indian money

Perhaps you could re do the video IN FOCUS!!!

Found the planer, no problem. Trying to find the radius blades is proving to be a challenge. Anyone know a part number?

How else can these cuts be made without that particular band saw.?. any other tools beside this one?

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In Germany and Europe, where ERIKA is much better known than here in the U.S., for what type of work do professionals mainly use such a pull-push saw? Is its use limited primarily to flooring contractors and others who need not make crosscuts on long (3-4 m) materials? Do professionals actually forego deploying a normal compound miter saw on the job in favor of this two-in-one machine? Or is Erika viewed as a multi-talented and versatile improvement on a standard table saw, but nonetheless a companion rather than a replacement? Also, would the answer to this two-in-one sufficiency question be different if asked in regard to amateur/DIY owners vs. professional tradesmen? Is the market for ERIKA primarily found among professionals engaged in specific aspects of construction, or among serious DIY enthusiasts who use it as their primary, or even their only, saw? I am a professional finish carpenter, mostly working solo. The idea of eliminating one more machine (MS) from the on-site inventory is appealing, especially by the substitution of one of ERIKA's quality and unique capabilities, but I'm not sure whether ERIKA would be a viable replacement for a standard miter saw.

About the curved knives. Is this handmade ? If so what radius would you suggest? What article number in case its from makita?

Used mine to cut the openings for electrical boxes in my sons log house.

*>>>**t.co/HXyWQdAExw** Wow...what incredible power and easy to handle, change blades and so forth. It is a quality investment. Used it to cut boards and even changed the blade out to cut granite...and it worked, like a champ.*

Still don't know why this costs as much as a car. The edits in the video don't instill confidence either, (1:25 for example) like maybe there were fiddly adjustments that made the tool look bad.

How long does the nylon brush live on soft wood?

What variety of potato was this filmed with?

Check out the Porter Cable Restorer for this work

Wonder how this tool would work on preparing a badly weathered deck for painting, coating or staining? Be nice if tool had a handle for using in a standing position-be easy on the back. I get a lot of calls for restoring weathered decks. email me at rredmudd@yahoo.com for any ideas....thanks!

seen it done faster with a chainsaw lmao ... not worth the 4k price there asking