Morso Underpinner

Framing123 · Post by **Framing123** » Tue 07 Jul, 2015 2:31 pm

Hi There Folks
I was just wondering why you don't see much on the Forum to do with these great underpinners,
I was lucky enough to buy one on good ol eBay, it could be that they are quite exspensive so that would put a lot of people off or it could be they never go wrong so there is nothing to talk about.
Cheers folks Roger

Keith Hewitt · Post by **Keith Hewitt** » Tue 07 Jul, 2015 2:52 pm

Roger,
Welcome to TFF
See that little box on the top right

Q Search
Type in Morso Underpinner and just see how many posts come up

David McCormack · Post by **David McCormack** » Tue 07 Jul, 2015 3:03 pm

Keith Hewitt wrote:... See that little box on the top right Q Search
Type in Morso Underpinner and just see how many posts come up

Looking through the first three pages of results I could only count three posts about Morso underpinners and two of those were by Framing123... loads of posts about Morsos and underpinners

Mark Thornton · Post by **Mark Thornton** » Tue 07 Jul, 2015 6:00 pm

Keith Hewitt wrote:Roger,
Welcome to TFF
See that little box on the top right Q Search
Type in Morso Underpinner and just see how many posts come up

Not a very helpful reply, I thought this forum was for exchanging knowledge / info in order to help each other.

Mark

David McCormack · Post by **David McCormack** » Tue 07 Jul, 2015 6:47 pm

I wasn't sure about the comment from Keith but he did include a smiley face so that's ok

GeoSpectrum · Post by **GeoSpectrum** » Tue 07 Jul, 2015 8:33 pm

'Morso' on its own gives 252 pages. I guess the assumption is that a ' morso, on here is an underpinner so is often unstated.

Roboframer · Post by **Roboframer** » Tue 07 Jul, 2015 10:04 pm

Mark Thornton wrote:I thought this forum was for exchanging knowledge / info in order to help each other.

Don't forget flogging stuff and offering services

Framing123 wrote:I was just wondering why you don't see much on the Forum to do with these great underpinners,

Underpinner - singular, they only make one as far as I'm aware.

What's great about it, compared to any other manual underpinner in the same price range anyway? I think it will only take Morso V nails too, and they're really expensive.

IFGL · Post by **IFGL** » Tue 07 Jul, 2015 10:46 pm

I would rather have a air leak than a oil leak!

Graysalchemy · Post by **Graysalchemy** » Wed 08 Jul, 2015 7:19 am

Welcome to the forum Framing 123

For underpinners Cassese probably has the market in both manual and pneumatic

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Perhaps Morso has always been associated with guillotines and people don't associate them with underpinners. Secondly who sells them? Thirdly its a bench top which isn't the best thing for large frames IMHO unless you have a bench free of everything else and away from everything else.

Post by **prospero** » Wed 08 Jul, 2015 10:36 am

I've got a genuine Morso nail driver which is very useful. You just put a thin nail in the end and bang it in. Probably made before underpinners.

The Morso underpinner looks a very sturdy piece of kit. As long as you can get the wedges.

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