Cutting and Joining a Frame in 66 Seconds | No Sawdust, No Power Tools, No Glue

[@oscarespert347]

I have a Morso too and I love it. no noise or dust

[@DieterSchneider]

It's a great machine

[@MorsoDanlist]

We love to see our Morso in action ❤‍🔥

[@toolsconsumables7055]

Dear Sir, A very interesting device which by all accounts must provide for a very relaxing working environment. One is so accustomed to the screaming of electric motors, it does feel strange at first but very pleasant nonetheless. Kind regards.

[@ROGELRAMITERRE]

how about if the frame is big like 30x40 inches... is the process the same?

[@aarongonzalezmedina5528]

Hi, this is a really good work, I have the same machines but I'm having problems with the mitter cuts, they are not perfect. Can you suggest something to achieve this? I'm cutting wood and polystyrene.

Very impressive!

[@eleclio1100]

Hey my friend, I realy like those two machines, where can I fine de Joing machine? or whats the name of it? can u please hejp me with that

[@ashitdutta1592]

How much prise

[@MultiTom1956]

Is this a old machine ? Love the accuracy in the cuts 😊

[@DieterSchneider]

Yes, my machines are old but they still make them.

[@lacrosseman415]

@@DieterSchneider what are the machines called?

[@stolenhal0]

Coloring the sides of the wedges before joining makes for a much finer product.

[@DieterSchneider]

Yes, that is true

[@jjj1951]

No glue?

[@normanrevell902]

You should glue (FATG standards)

[@eleclio1100]

hey is me again, this two machines works with polysterene?

[@studio9faisalabad493]

Price

[@okain1000]

Will these machines work on hard woods like Oak?

[@DieterSchneider]

The miter cutter has no problem with oak, but the underpinner struggles a bit with hard oak, but I have a small "entry level" model.

[@FajnyAleZaNiski]

+1, but where is Nibiru planet? ;-)

[@timfinefrock8735]

one pass?

[@timfinefrock8735]

my bad, i watched, i do this all the time kinda, your marking system on the chopper is better than mine maybe.