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Offline yabovapi

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Festool MX 1000
« on: January 27, 2021, 02:41 AM »
Hi People,

Just wondering if any of you have tried to get a generic paddle to use with the festool mixer.

I got one of ebay without the paddle and am wondering if i can get a paddle of bunnings or do i need to get a festool branded one.

I am planning to mix up mortar, so not looking at something too flashy.

Thanks for your time and advice.
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Offline Alex

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Re: Festool MX 1000
« Reply #1 on: January 27, 2021, 04:48 AM »
Any paddle with an M14 thread will work.

Make sure you get the proper paddle for the proper material.

I have recently purchased the MX1602 and have looked around to find a proper mixing paddle. Unfortunately I could not find any that were much cheaper than the Festool offerings so I got one from Festool for €50.

For mortar the Festool HS 3 R or off-brand equivalent should do. Festool offers the HS 3 in an R and an L version, which indicates if it moves material from bottom to top or the other way around.


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