Built in Taiwan and painted in the colours of whichever company buys it. Wadkin Bursgreen, Axminster Tools etc etc etc all badge this machine as their own. I have one, it's basic, ok for ripping , motor is not great and starter can break fairly easily and the saw blade that comes with it is very poor and the table insert is adjustable but so thin it deforms far too easily. Not a fan of companies badging generic machines from a factory as their own.If you are on a really tight budget then buy but if you have the money for a better quality machine then avoid this one.
Hello Adrian, thank you to share your opinion with us. Did you buy it from us? We don't normally get any complain about this machine or about the blade. Yes, our machines are made in Taiwan and we are happy with that and most of our customers too. If you need help with your rip saw, don't doubt to contact us on servicing@advancedmachinery.co.uk - we will be happy to send an engineer to your workshop.
@@advancedmachineryservices Hi and thanks for the reply. I bought mine from Axminster tools under their "Axminster Plus" badge. As I said in my post it's a very basic machine and badge under a few brands. My machine broke down within 5 minutes of having it when the star delta failed. For me the biggest issues are the table insert is very thin metal and easily distorted and timber can easily hook up on the back of the insert where it meets to iron bed. I chucked it after about 2 months and made one out of Birch ply. The overhead Crown guard is decent and works fine. Having said all that ,as a basic rip saw it does an ok job. All the best Adrian
@@adriansams6066 I was looking for you in our database and I couldn't find you!! Okay!! You didn't buy a Wadkin Bursgreen Rip saw but you think they are exactly the same. We are not sure which level of quality Axminster has on its machines and tools but you are more than welcome to visit our showroom in Leicestershire, try our machines and see how we work :) Thanks for the clarification and all the best for you too. AMS Team
@@advancedmachineryservices Good morning and thanks for the reply. The machine is the very same machine in every detail and made in the same factory. It's the same with many machines all made in Taiwanese factories badged up and painted in whatever the brands want and all the same badic quality. When I'm up in your area next I will pop in. All the best Adrian :-)
Really digging that lime green!
Thank for your opinion Uptin haha we don't see anything wrong with the colour :)
Built in Taiwan and painted in the colours of whichever company buys it. Wadkin Bursgreen, Axminster Tools etc etc etc all badge this machine as their own. I have one, it's basic, ok for ripping , motor is not great and starter can break fairly easily and the saw blade that comes with it is very poor and the table insert is adjustable but so thin it deforms far too easily. Not a fan of companies badging generic machines from a factory as their own.If you are on a really tight budget then buy but if you have the money for a better quality machine then avoid this one.
Hello Adrian, thank you to share your opinion with us. Did you buy it from us? We don't normally get any complain about this machine or about the blade. Yes, our machines are made in Taiwan and we are happy with that and most of our customers too. If you need help with your rip saw, don't doubt to contact us on servicing@advancedmachinery.co.uk - we will be happy to send an engineer to your workshop.
@@advancedmachineryservices Hi and thanks for the reply. I bought mine from Axminster tools under their "Axminster Plus" badge. As I said in my post it's a very basic machine and badge under a few brands. My machine broke down within 5 minutes of having it when the star delta failed. For me the biggest issues are the table insert is very thin metal and easily distorted and timber can easily hook up on the back of the insert where it meets to iron bed. I chucked it after about 2 months and made one out of Birch ply. The overhead Crown guard is decent and works fine. Having said all that ,as a basic rip saw it does an ok job.
All the best Adrian
@@adriansams6066 I was looking for you in our database and I couldn't find you!! Okay!! You didn't buy a Wadkin Bursgreen Rip saw but you think they are exactly the same. We are not sure which level of quality Axminster has on its machines and tools but you are more than welcome to visit our showroom in Leicestershire, try our machines and see how we work :) Thanks for the clarification and all the best for you too.
AMS Team
@@advancedmachineryservices Good morning and thanks for the reply. The machine is the very same machine in every detail and made in the same factory. It's the same with many machines all made in Taiwanese factories badged up and painted in whatever the brands want and all the same badic quality. When I'm up in your area next I will pop in. All the best Adrian :-)