Don't worry, it's like a chain-saw except that a chain-saw is more dangerous.this thing just simply amazing, although I'm feeling that it may need a little bit more improvement on the safety part
this thing just simply amazing, although I'm feeling that it may need a little bit more improvement on the safety part
If you run a Table Tennis place it would be actually quite useful and also saves time.Smart but why spend money on a machine that probably is expensive. And cutting with a high speed blade causes fumes from the rubber that isn't healthy I reckon. Thanks for the post.
It's probably for round rackets, not rounded rectangular or etc.Interesting machine, but would it work on every bat? Cause not every bat has the same bat (for example the korean pen hold bats)
Funny "invention" but rather unnecessary, isnt it? It's much more fun to cut your own rubber and it's less time consuming
It's probably for round rackets, not rounded rectangular or etc.
I don't believe that it saves time. you don't have to mount anything when you just cut with a knife. And also if you need a ventilation system (if you run a shop) to avoid inhaling gases when cutting rubbers. I am not saying it's a great idea, but in terms of value for money you get what you need with a knife.If you run a Table Tennis place it would be actually quite useful and also saves time.
True, it doesn't save time (I re-watched it and realised the difficulty and time your wasting)I don't believe that it saves time. you don't have to mount anything when you just cut with a knife. And also if you need a ventilation system (if you run a shop) to avoid inhaling gases when cutting rubbers. I am not saying it's a great idea, but in terms of value for money you get what you need with a knife.
True, it doesn't save time (I re-watched it and realised the difficulty and time your wasting)
For the gas, I don't think there's gas coming out of the machine, is there?
Gases are released when the knife/saw is cutting through the rubber. It is a health environmental issue when working when machines.