There was a choice between Makita HS7601, (there is also an option with a case) 1200 W, Makita 5008MG, 1800 W and BOSCH GKS 190, 1400 W. The first one is rather weak, although it is possible to put it on a tire. The second, Makita 5008, has a lot of dope, but . you can put it under the table (warranty flies), although there is also no possibility of installing at least on a tire + the price is high (11.000 RUR) . The choice fell on the average price scale, wire length, power and depth of cut. With a Makita 5008MG-210mm blade, the cutting depth is 76mm, only 6mm more than Bosch with a 190=70mm blade. At an angle of 45 degrees, Bosch is beautiful . drank 50mm. They would put a 1400W engine on the Makita HS7601 and take it. And so . Bosch is the most optimal solution. For those who like to criticize.))) Any equipment that is used improperly fails prematurely. There is marriage everywhere. If you are sure that the equipment fails through no fault of the owner, feel free to go to the service. Bosch has a 3-year warranty when registering on the site. As an option, buy more expensive . and there will be no need to swear and claim that they are making slag.
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