milling long bits of timber

[SteveA]

Seriously - there's a fair few reasons why you'd use an Alaskan over that.

 

 

Even a Chilaskan is leagues beyond that!

 

I'm intrigued to hear about your new first cut system Rob.... any clues?

cheers, Steve

[Rob D]

No clues just as yet... we want to get it as right as possible first time but we will do some sort of pre order offer for those who want to be guinea pigs!

 

 

I've used it a few times and it seems to work well. There will also be a budget version as well so Chilaskan users need not miss out!

[SteveA]

No clues just as yet... we want to get it as right as possible first time but we will do some sort of pre order offer for those who want to be guinea pigs!

 

 

I've used it a few times and it seems to work well. There will also be a budget version as well so Chilaskan users need not miss out!

 

Okay then, no clues, hmmmm, so instead of a clue; I ask for a 'direct confirmation' ...."yes" or "no" to the following questions....

 

a) Will it be as long as a 6m ladder?

b) Will it be more portable than a 6m ladder?

c) Will it be cheaper than a 6m ladder?

d) Will it do bendy braces?

 

Cheers, Steve

[Rob D]

Okay then, no clues, hmmmm, so instead of a clue; I ask for a 'direct confirmation' ...."yes" or "no" to the following questions....

 

a) Will it be as long as a 6m ladder? Yes as long as you want it to be as will come in 1.5m or 3m sections.

b) Will it be more portable than a 6m ladder? Yep because of above

c) Will it be cheaper than a 6m ladder? The eco version will be close to it - the heavy duty version will be more but still not huge ££

d) Will it do bendy braces? Further down the line yes - you will just need to buy some additional bits to use with it.

 

Cheers, Steve

 

As above

[SteveA]

As above

 

Marvellous!

cheers, steve