We are seriously considering to introduce a Halo Machine Body "Non Adjustable" (No give)
What do you guys think of a Halo "Non adjustable? Thinking of a whole machine price of: $499
We are seriously considering to introduce a Halo Machine Body "Non Adjustable" (No give)
What do you guys think of a Halo "Non adjustable? Thinking of a whole machine price of: $499
Is it just to save the buyer money?
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Absolutely, it's always nice to have an extra tool in the arsenal..... I already have an extra motorbolt I just purchased when buying another halo off your site..... I love your machines. I'd absolutely want one. Count me and everyone in my shop in!!!!!
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You've created the best one-does-all machine Gaston, I haven't bought or touched any others since (except my FK Zen haha). The only reason I would consider it, is to give others a cheaper option. But to me, it's unnecessary, going backwards and I voted no
I agree the more options the better Gaston. For my own notes will the machines performance differ from the adjustable with the give knob tightened down? I imagine you can probably get the machine to hit with a little more absolute downforce than even the adjustable tightened down, and with less noise, vibration, and friction. Or am I just wishful thinking? Haha Mick-
You mentioned a halo " light " before...
I was waiting for it actually.
I think the light he spoke of was the halo with the non removable motor bolt system. Please correct me if I'm wrong Gaston.
I think your right .. And even better.
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