Hi all, I was looking for this compact tool yesterday and it was still $169, today Black Friday deal kick start on Amazon I came to $101.40. The 12V is at @$123 not as good as August deal. There are some other Bosch tool on sale which I'm not looking at but it worth to check.
CamelCamelCamel.
It's where the guys in design were out drinking and one said he'd design a new smaller 20cm chainsaw…and the other guy said, hold my beer…
A nano is a 'billionth' of something.
or
"Nano- is used to form nouns and adjectives that refer to something that is so small that it can only be seen with a powerful microscope."
I've noticed that Bosch has jacked up their prices across the board compared to their last sale a couple of months back…what's on sale now is easily 15-20% higher than in the past
Bosch has jacked up their prices across the board
Is it a nanojack ?
These may be safer, but boy are they slow compared to the ebay mini chainsaws.
Got a model you've had good experience with?
Havent found a bad one yet.
They all seem to be out of the same factory.
Own 3 "sort by cheapest" off ebay, all good.
Any that look like this.
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/185153800486
They dont struggle even when cutting arm-sized limbs from trees.
Great for firewood or clearing branches when 4WDing.
Do be careful though, its a safety-less tool.
18V model vs 12V model in the video. Seriously, I don't own any yet but can tell how dramatically he played to get views. What is everyone expecting from a compact tool? It does the job in the videos, it is a compact freehand tool not a table saw and everyone expecting it gives you a perfect square clean cut, a reciprocating saw would be the same. It is small tool for a small job, if you want to cut down a tree or use it on thick hardwood it would need the proper tools, it is not a rocket science to understand that. The downside for me would be the replacement blade which cost half of the cost of the tool itself when on sale that why I wouldn't pay for full price to get the tool anyway.
What is a nanoblade ?