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Pretty cool
What is the fuss about..? The price?
hybrid saw – nice one, bosch has it too
KWC wrote:
What is the fuss about..? The price?
For a trim carpenter working out of a truck, this would be fantastic. The price is outrageous though. But considering it’s two tools in one, it’s not far off.
It’s European pricing though tools in general are a lot more money over there.
not every 😛 some
Wow that’s a different saw. Pretty cool.
here is bosch’s hybrid saw
That’s cool! I hadn’t seen any if theses
Let me start to say it is sold for about 450 – 500£ in Denmark, do we sell a lot of those.. Nope! ..But why?.. Well.. For about 5 years ago we did, but now the most costumer have a miltersaw and and will rather buy a tablesaw (dw745) then buying the combi saw. The tablesaw is more accurate and not so heavy to move around.RickyMcGrath wrote:
For a trim carpenter working out of a truck, this would be fantastic. The price is outrageous though. But considering it’s two tools in one, it’s not far off.
And some history about it is actually a old ELU product I still see them a round workshops
In 1994, DeWalt took over the German wood working power tool producer ELU
I feel like a lot of people would love one of these but I feel like they don’t conform to US safety policies so they don’t sell them in north america.
now make it 3 saws in one, table saw, miter saw, and circular saw and i will be impressed and throw money at it until i get one.
I seen that one from Bosch before. They look pretty cool, but I think they would be limited.
madman_us wrote:
here is bosch’s hybrid saw
http://www.dewalt.co.uk/powertools/productoverview/hierarchy/51/
Dewalt got the same
I don’t care who makes it but, when you make a combo tool one of the tools will suffer. Lack of power, ease of use, accuratice you will lose something along the way. Call me a old timer but I prefer a tool for one specific job. When I see stuff like this I think Harbor Freight.
u r right rego
kinda like this thing from the 50’s
http://professional-power-tool-guide.com/power-tool-forum/index.php?/topic/5136-here-is-an-oldieshop-smith-multi/
