What do you reckon

[harryc]

www.bridgecitytools.com/Products/What's ... tmaker+Pro

A bit expensive without a motor but I imagine it will be even more expensive this side of the pond.

Harry

 

[BradNaylor]

I think you need to check that link, Harry!

Dan

 

[harryc]

Sorry try this one

http://www.bridgecitytools.com/Products ... tmaker+Pro

Mod Edit, fixed the link, it was the single quote. DaveL

 

[harryc]

pipper just click on the whats new section on the left :shock:

 

[BradNaylor]

You've gone and done it again, Harry!

Dan

 

[TheDudester]

Just highlight the whole link and copy it into your browser. It does work. The problem may have something to do with the quote, I don't know for sure.

D

 

[harryc]

Last and final attempt!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DtGW3YffYCQ

 

[compo]

Really? A machine that cuts wood with no noise, power, effort, blah, blah, blah...

No matter how bizarre or off the wall. If you tack on 2 words to a story it all makes sense.

The 2 words... in America

(oops - no offence to our American friends )

 

[wizer]

interesting, but $1,295.00 ?

 

[BradNaylor]

I have to say I'm impressed, but the price seems ridiculous!

I can't see how this would cost more than a couple of hundred dollars to produce, even in the US. In China it would be a fraction of that.

I suspect that cheap copies are being developed as we speak...

 

[OPJ]

That's very impressive - I wonder if it takes a dado blade!

It reminds me of another video on YouTube, of a planer/surfacer that slices a HUGE sheet of paper from your timber instead of having a rotating cutterblock and all that.

 

[TheTiddles]

I recon that if I got to try one out, I'd buy it.

I can easily see why it costs that much, especially considering the quality of everything else they make. If you were to make a single one of those you would be looking at several thousand pounds.

Aidan

 

[Michael7]

With a blade that fine and sharp I wouldn't like to get my fingers in the way of it :shock:

 

[woodbloke]

With a blade that fine and sharp I wouldn't like to get my fingers in the way of it :shock:

...and the operators digits were getting perilously close :shock: on some of those cuts. Interesting concept tho' - Rob

 

[devonwoody]

Watching that video gave me a bit of a tingle. :roll:

 

[misterfish]

I look at this and for some reason Niki comes to mind . Considering all the excellent jigs he has made I now await the Niki version of this only with added finger protection and massively lower cost.

Misterfish

 

[DaveL]

Sorry try this one

http://www.bridgecitytools.com/Products ... tmaker+Pro

Mod Edit, fixed the link, it was the single quote. DaveL

Just so you can see the pages about the thing with a single click.