Einhell TC-MA 1300 Wall Chaser With Dust Extractor | 1320W, 9000 RPM Idle Speed, 26mm Maximum Groove Cutting Width, 30mm Channel Depth | Includes 2x 125mm Cutting Discs

Great tool, 1960's house and this cuts through the walls with ease. Ive hooked it directly into a Karcher WD2 plus vacuum and the dust is minimal. Most of the dust is kicked out during the inital plunge cut, once it is flush to the wall the vacuum catches everything.

The media could not be loaded. 1. Works ok,2. Looks like on Amazon page3. Heavy!4. Quality is ok for the price but don’t expect miracles

A great no-nonsense tool that offers value and satisfaction. I say that because I spent a whole hour chasing out a channel in a wall using a hammer and bolster. The channel was only .25 of a metre and I had 7 metres to cut. My arms and my hands hurt, and I did not want to do it anymore.I purchased this tool, and I am so glad I did. After setting the tool up to cut the correct and depth and width, I set about cutting my channel. You pull the tool backwards to make a cut which does seem a bit odd, but you get used to it. Be warned, it makes a lot and I mean a LOT of dust, so attach your vacuum cleaner to the tool with the adapter supplied, you will be glad you did, believe me. I finished my work with the tool within 90 minutes. Fantastic job.I must add that hearing and eye protection is a must.Sadly, the tool supplied to help adjust the width of the cut is made of biscuit tin lid material and is of little use, so be prepared to improvise or supply your own 'key'. That is the only weak link.A good wall chaser let down by the supplied adjustment tool. I can live with it for the money!

I bought the Einhell TC-MA 1300 Wall Chaser in hopes of a reliable tool for my home improvement projects, but it turned out to be a major disappointment. While the 1320W motor and 9000 RPM idle speed are impressive on paper, the actual performance didn’t live up to expectations.The wall chaser struggled to cut through materials as efficiently as I had hoped, especially when working on thicker walls. The groove cutting width of 26mm and depth of 30mm felt limiting, and I found myself needing to constantly adjust my technique to get the right cut. Additionally, the dust extractor didn’t work as effectively as I anticipated, leaving a mess that required additional cleaning after every use.The build quality of the tool also left much to be desired. After just a few uses, I noticed the tool starting to show signs of wear and tear, which makes me question its long-term durability. I had hoped for a solid, reliable wall chaser, but this product failed to meet the mark.I would not recommend the Einhell TC-MA 1300 Wall Chaser for anyone looking for a dependable tool for cutting grooves. There are better options out there that deliver better performance and last longer.

Great product

Works good, but the dust extraction is almost pointless

Living room project and 7 cutes needed. 4 done so far and it’s been absolutely fine. We did attach the Henry to it and still a lot of dust but probably a lot worse without it!

This Tool Turned My Easy Reno into a NightmareI typically have a smooth experience with any tool, regardless of price point. But the Einhell TC-MA 1300 was a whole new level of frustration.I bought it for its adjustable cut-out width, thinking it would simplify my patio grout removal project. Eager to get started, I went straight for the key feature: adjusting the cut width. After carefully reading the instructions, I began the process to remove the locking screw – that's when things went south.Instructions Wrong, Frustration Level 1: Deceptive EaseThe instructions depicted a simple removal of the cover plate – just two bolts and depth adjustment screws. Wrong! Removing the cover plate required three bolts and a hidden security button head screw, for which a specific bit wasn't included. Thankfully, I have a well-stocked toolbox.Level 2: The Impossible Lock ScrewWith the cover plate off, frustration level skyrocketed. The locking screw seemed to have been tightened by the Hulk. After an hour of battling with it – using heat, WD-40, lubricant, extensions, the works – I was defeated. The lock screw wouldn't budge, and all I managed was a bent spanner key and some bruised fingers. Disappointed, I returned the unit for a replacement.Same Story, Different UnitThe next day, the replacement arrived. Hopeful, I repeated the steps. Guess what? Same infuriatingly tight lock screw. No matter what I tried, it wouldn't loosen.Not Alone in My MiseryApparently, I'm not the only one who's encountered this issue with the super-tight lock screw. Here's hoping Einhell takes notice and addresses this assembly problem by reviewing their torque settings.Einhell, Can You Hear My Plea?I never even got to use the actual tool! This experience has been a frustrating nightmare. Einhell, please fix this issue before it discourages other potential customers.