Amazing tool deal

[Bruce Lowekamp]

I'm not quite sure if this goes in the power tool or this forum, but I'm picking here.

Here is an ad I've gotten several times today on FB. I can import this cheaply if I'm just willing to wait a couple of weeks:

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[Matt Day]

What the bell is that thing? A jointer table saw? How would wood go across the jointer with the infeed table being lower than the outfeed?

And looking at the size of the motor, that’s like a 4” jointer.

[Ben Rivel]

LOL!!! Good old Facebook JUNK! I wish they would screen their advertising better!

[Keith Miron]

Maybe it's for those of us in too much of a hurry to joint half a board and rip in two separate passes....without a fence..

[Patrick Walsh]

I think I’ll get one..

[Tom M King]

I couldn't wait 15 days for delivery, otherwise, a have to have.

[Charles Taylor]

Three-button switch. Is it reversible?

[Andrew Hughes]

With the shaft stick out on the jointer side it would too dangerous for me to use wearing a tie.
So Im out.

[Mike Kees]

Is that a Sawstop product ?

[Mark Gibney]

It's a two-man machine, the 20" saw blade runs counter to the jointer head - check the teeth.
I'm a one man shop, otherwise it's a no-brainer.

[Bill Dufour]

I think the saw blade is the jointer fence. It is also the powerfeeder. The jointer is not really a jointer. it runs backwards so it really just polishes the wood on the back side of the knives.
Bill D

[Jim Koepke]

Three-button switch. Is it reversible?

Yes, it makes it easier to get whats left of your arm out of the jointer when using the saw.

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[Bill Dufour]

I would add it to my shop because of it's great great dust collection. The jointer dust falls right onto the motor fan which blows it all over the shop to add to my dust collection. The blade is not quite as well designed for collecting unless there is another fan on that end as well.
The blade insert is huge and well designed with two lift holes already drilled.
I wonder if I can buy an insert head for the jointer? The old one would make a good boat anchor, for a very small boat.
Only issue I see is the mitre groove looks mighty narrow, probably not standard.
Bill D

[John K Jordan]

With the shaft stick out on the jointer side it would too dangerous for me to use wearing a tie.
So Im out.

I thought that was a threaded lathe spindle for turning big bowls.

[Fred Falgiano]

Oh, it’s on now!!

I think this company knocked off a design my 8-year-old son came up with! I swear he’s drawn a contraption just like this.

Now, let me find that number to my lawyer!

[Peter Kelly]

https://www.amazon.com/MXBAOHENG-Multifunctional-Woodworking-machine-Drilling/dp/B078Q4FVWL

Totally would've bought one if it was eligible for Prime.

[Frederick Skelly]

That thing just looks like an accident waiting to happen.:eek:

[David Powell]

I thought it was a joke, until I saw Peter's post with the Amazon link.

[Frederick Skelly]

I see it has a lot of guards and other safety features, too.
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[Peter Kelly]

Flip it over, attach a handle and you've got yourself a Skillsaw, planer and drill in one! Imagine the excitement when the saw blade touches that start capacitor right behind it.

And they say Amazon has turned into a flea market. Balderdash.

[Andrew Hughes]

I’m not surprised it’s a real machine that someone dreamed up. I made a joke about the arbor all in good fun plus it’s not healthy to take our craft so seriously.
Heres a video of something similar. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=k9oxU1J71aM

[Bert McMahan]

I bet it doesn't have nearly enough meglinations per minute:

https://imgur.com/gallery/JcG3B

[Vince Shriver]

It looks pretty good to me, except I can't see where to hook on the anchor chain.

[Richard Link]

That clearly is a table saw with built in fingernail trimming attachment. You can do both at once.....

[Paul F Mills]

How would you even use the drill? That contraption is crazy.

[Bill Dufour]

How would you even use the drill? That contraption is crazy.


That drill would be great for drilling into the ends of long timbers. It would also be useful for drilling holes in cars to mount accessories. Just nose up to it and slowly move forward.
Bill D