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What are we looking at, Chris? We're So, we're looking at the Markson automatic chain sharpener. This is the Grindomatic model. It's kind of the entry level. Basically, it's going to sharpen both sides of your chain, left and right. You can set your angle from 0 to 35°. You can adjust how far you want to push the chain into the disc, and how deep you want to go into the gullet. Next model here, the Triomatic. So, this one's got a little more to it. It's got the three-in-one function. You're grinding the tooth, you're cleaning the gullet, and you come up, you knock the raker down, all in one pass. You throw your chain on, you let it run through, it's done. You throw it on, it's like a brand new chain on your saw every time. Last model here, Sensomatic. Does everything the Triomatic does. Major difference is that there's a sensor in the pushing finger. So, it's actually reading what side the next tooth is coming up on, and always telling the head to grind down the right way. All right. I need the price points on each one of these, Chris. >> So, they start at around $3,000 with the Grindomatic. You work your way up to a little under eight for the triple, and then top of the line Sensomatic, you're coming in at just under 10 grand. Now, do all three of these automatically stop the chain when it's finished? >> All three of them will stop the chain. The Triomatic and Sensomatic have counters, so you're inputting the number of teeth. It'll wrap around, hit them all once. And the Grindomatic's got a little soft start. Where do guys find this at, Chris? >> us at quadco.com. Awesome. Thank you, sir.