New Therapeutic Saw...wow

[no longer collecting]

A "Zero vibration - Low noise - Low pollution" Safety-Therapeutic Chainsaw.
The best investment opportunity for the wood workers...
www.quasiturbine.com
interresting reading..............

 

[hamradio]

Pretty neat. I wonder how durable the saw is? I wonder what it sounds like?!?! Must sound different. I wonder how much power it has?

 

[blis]

too bad it works on compressed air, becouse they yet havent got quasiturbines to work on anything other than steam/air... so.. a long way till we get "vibration free" chainsaws...

 

[BlueRidgeMark]

Too bad for us, but if it works as advertized, it would be good for stationary cutting purposes. I'm thinking of sawmills and log processors - places where large air compressors would be practical.


Interesting concept - well worth watching.

 

[hamradio]

I think the funky looking black ones are air powered, but I think the blue on is gas. It says "low emissions" and has a pull start.

 

[turnkey4099]

Pretty neat. I wonder how durable the saw is? I wonder what it sounds like?!?! Must sound different. I wonder how much power it has?

It better run a lot better than when this vapor ware was first promoted a few years ago. I saw a film clip of one cutting a small stick then. Could have cut it faster by pulling the saw back and forth.

Harry K

 

[SRT-Tech]

i do believe the air compressor powered saw was created for underwater log cutting, i seem to recall reading on a company that specialized in underwater cutting and timber salvage.

 

[B_Turner]

I'll bet the cfm that it would take to do anywork is not feasible for most people.

For example I can do air sanding with air and my 24 amp at 240 volt compressor runs pretty much half the time. Or I can to the same job (althought not as smooth or long lasting) with an electric which pulls at most 3 amps (110v)

So air is neat, but very inefficient in terms of energy.

 

[hamradio]

Wouldn't be a problem for me with the Ingersoll Rand 185cfm diesel compressor.

 

[B_Turner]

Wouldn't be a problem for me with the Ingersoll Rand 185cfm diesel compressor.

185 cfm, now that is a serious compressor. What would you use something like that for? For most of us, we think 50 cfm is pretty big.

 

[hamradio]

Most people use them for jackhammers, sandblasting, etc. Use it for blowing all the water out of sprinkler systems in fall, so it doesn't freeze and break stuff. 4 cyl. John Deere diesel in it.

 

[younggun]

air powerd saws are nothing new bin aroun since 1927 (wolf)

http://www.acresinternet.com/cscc.nsf/PneumaticbyManufacturer?OpenView&Start=1&Count=30&Collapse=9#9