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27th May 2019, 10:40 PM
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@rusty_nail mate, honestly, have you experienced service difficulties with Makita/Mactec mate? The way I see it financially, reckon we could cook 3 of these Mactec puppies for the same price before head office would call me back!
Food for thought I guess on saws folks ?
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27th May 2019 10:40 PM
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27th May 2019, 11:05 PM
#62
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Originally Posted by
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rusty_nail mate, honestly, have you experienced service difficulties with Makita/Mactec mate? The way I see it financially, reckon we could cook 3 of these Mactec puppies for the same price before head office would call me back!
Food for thought I guess on saws folks ?
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Mate, in all honesty I own (and use regularly) about two dozen makita tools and In the three years I've accumulated this collection, I have had one impact driver have the rubber delaminate, and one hammer drill cook it's motor. One bought through total tools and the other through Sydney tools, I didn't have an issue with either of them being repaired. It took 2 weeks and I got them back all working.
Are you having big issues getting it repaired?
Re exey x cheap saws though I don't think the cheaper option is as good, although I own an ozito sliding mitre saw($179) which cuts timber just as good as a $1500 makita. Only thing I did when I bought it was upgrade to a reputable blade. Maybe you could just but a crappy saw and upgrade the chain or bar on it?
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27th May 2019, 11:13 PM
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Chainsaws
Fully cut now mate, in awl honesty, Total Tools bought and 4 weeks later sooking to them has found a 5th & 6th ++ weeks pass by dealing with a Telstra familiar hotline handball now!
EDIT: The lovely young lady @TT gave me the honest rundown that Bosch were even worse than Makita for even their internal communication?
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Last edited by MB; 27th May 2019 at 11:16 PM.
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28th May 2019, 06:42 AM
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The 747
That looks brilliant MB! Seriously awesome man!
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28th May 2019, 06:59 AM
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Legendary
Yeah definatly, bloddy beautiful .
So solid should last a lifetime.
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28th May 2019, 07:01 AM
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Looks great Mark, top class.
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28th May 2019, 07:47 AM
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The 747
I will have to hit you up at some stage Markie for a coffee table top for the shed to be made from one of these drums
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28th May 2019, 08:02 AM
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Talk about a thread hijack! Lol. I heard mark was gonna redo his whole kitchen bench tops lol
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28th May 2019, 08:08 AM
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It certainly does test any saw out this Victorian Red Ironbark, weighs in at 1,120kg/m3 stihl after 5 years naturally seasoned!
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28th May 2019, 09:32 PM
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Originally Posted by
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It certainly does test any saw out this Victorian Red Ironbark, weighs in at 1,120kg/m3 stihl after 5 years naturally seasoned!
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talking with a colleague at work, apparently it also has a very high sillica content which is obviously no good for your blades!
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