Harrycane

[dervishcarving]

I got it a couple of years back now, I emailed Harrold directly and then did a bank transfer, it was before he started his shop. the price he sold the ms170 for (brand new) was about teh same as i would have paid so it was definitely worth it. Just takes a little time

[Richard 1234]

What is it? Sorry for being thick

[njmusk]

  Richard 1234 said:

What is it? Sorry for being thick

 

Same here, has anyone done a review or placed pics and pref in english:001_smile:

 

It looks expensive and something a beginner will not need for years

[dervishcarving]

Its a power gouge, smaller than the edder power gouge, little bigger than the little hos. A chainsaw with a "bar" that has 2 discs at the end mounted vertically and driven by a band not a chain. the discs each have 2 'teeth' (circular shaped toughened cutters). fantastic for mas-removal of wood, hollowing out and also for great textures (water, fur, fire etc). Not cheep but well worth the money (in my not-very humble opinion ). can also be used for bark removal but i rarely bother removing the bark, just carve through it unless its full of stones or unless you need to do a lot of marking out.

[dervishcarving]

if you look at my thread on this forum from a few weeks back (Waves) you will see the base of the piece was carved with my Harycane.

the inventor's facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/harald.kuhnt.7

[njmusk]

When you say not cheap?

 

Are they only designed for the ms170

[dervishcarving]

no, i think they will work on a few models, 170, 180, maybe others but i got mine on a 170. not sure what the price is now, you would have to contact harald to ask

[Ukulian]

Seen them on Echo 310

[geoffers]

Doesn't he play for Tottenham?

[njmusk]

Not cheap, 549 euros for short one equals £395 plus cost of saw, echo 310£229, bugger that. Need to sell a lot of stuff to pay for ifself.