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Well, of the Asko it is based on, I think. Shows if off really well and you see the suspension and active drum demoed well :tleft:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=apyaV4c5T68
This next clip is a more generic one, but you get a good feel of the quality of construction that goes in to these Askos/ISEs, and a couple of good examples of the outer drum which looks like it will go on forever. Good choice by ISE to build a model on. Hope no one minds me posting them
Re: Good video of the ISE10 1607w
Not at all.
We’re actually rather chuffed about the association with Asko and we don’t try to hide it.
You are right though, the attention and care that is put into these machines is outstanding and, always has been. I’ve been working with these machines for over two decades, the last few more or less directly with the factory in Sweden and I have a lot of time for the guys there are they actually care about the product more than just making a quick sale.
That’s why we get, as we did the other day, people phoning up or the odd email checking that the ISE machine is made by Asko for us before they buy one. The story then goes along the lines of, they would never have anything else. I wouldn’t either so I can’t say anything about it.
K.
Re: Good video of the ISE10 1607w
Neither would i 😀
Now i have driven a ‘rolls royce’ i wouldnt want to drive anything else 😆 (yes i know, another quickwash classic :rolls: )
People who have seen my 1607 have been very impressed. The ‘best’ bit that leaves them 😯 is the volvo bearing bit, it is an ideal ‘layman’ way to describe the quality 😉 Some of the other things i say about the machine get ‘ummm and nodding’ but i actually saw my neighbours eye widen about the over one million kilometres bit!
regards
quickwash :plug:
PS – Like the new website 😀
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