Trying Out the MAX Rebar Tying Machine in a Formwork Frame! Part 4 | Conclusion

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

This is Part 4 of our previous series on MAX rebar tying machines.

If you haven't read Parts 1, 2, and 3, this might be hard to follow, so please check them out below.

MAX Rebar Tying Machine

As I mentioned the other day, the cable tie machine I bought has arrived!

You're purchasing two units.

So, I took it out right away and gave it a try!

What do you think?

It's crazy fast!

Even when I was in Fukuoka the other day, the conversation turned to this MAX rebar tying machine—it seems everyone’s really interested in it, lol.

MAX Rebar Tying Machine

Insert the cable tie from the bottom; it will pass through this gear and come out at the top.

Wire (Plated)

The two cables have already been joined together into one.

The only real drawback is that this binding wire is quite a bit more expensive than usual.

 

However, in a sense,Can also be used with a little ingenuityIsn't that right?

This product really helps improve workability and shorten construction time, doesn't it?

If the cost of materials goes up slightly but workability improves by about 30%, is it worth it?

Please note, however, that it cannot be used on rainy days.

 

See you later.

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