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It's a UK only purchase rather than the USA based on it's weight, size and then duty on top.
This machine does not cut MDF. Is that the end of the world, as we will all eventually be using an alternative backing board?
Are any of you currently using an alternative on a full time basis?

Thanks again

If I can afford the room, although I would prefer to keep it tight, would it be best to squeeze it to 7' 6" to cater for every eventuality? (That's from the centre of the cut line to the wall to the right of the Morso).

Thanks prospero

I will set it up 6 foot away from the wall to the right hand side of the Morso as you look at the machine, this to your reckoning, should give me enough room without fouling or hindering.

Regards
Deepjoy

Dear all

I understand it is best to have as much room as possible each side of the Morso, but what is the minimum dimension each side from the centre of of the machine itself? The right hand side as you look at the machine is the most critical for me.

Regards
Deepjoy

Thank you for your posts.
I would be happy to know if the product is any good and if so, I could go on a mission to shop for one at the right price. After all, a tired Fletcher or Keencut will cost between £300 to £500 and a nice one between £600 to £1000.
Regards
Deepjoy

Hi All

Does anyone have an opinion on the New Onyx 90 wall mounted materials cutter? Touched it, used it or even bought it. It retails for £899.00 including the Vodka & Tonic. It's getting on for half the price of a Keencut or Fletcher, but will it do half the job?

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Deepjoy

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