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Festool Tools & Accessories / Re: Festool HL850
« Last post by Cheese on Today at 04:09 PM »What is a good thing? The sys3? Meh. The price? Not really. The product number? Who cares?
It could have all been so nice if they didn't nix the heights.
I was referring to it being available again in the US. With all of the items Festool has been discontinuing or restricting in certain countries it was a pleasant surprise.
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Festool Tools & Accessories / Re: Festool HL850
« Last post by Coen on Today at 03:50 PM »What is a good thing? The sys3? Meh. The price? Not really. The product number? Who cares?
It could have all been so nice if they didn't nix the heights.
It could have all been so nice if they didn't nix the heights.
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Member Projects / Re: 9 ft. tall Cherry cabinet and stacked adjustable shelf
« Last post by mike_aa on Today at 02:55 PM »@ear3
Edward, As usual, Outstanding Work! Like others, I love the grain on the panels. The two base sides are special.
Thank you so much for sharing your builds and all the photos.
Mike A.
Edward, As usual, Outstanding Work! Like others, I love the grain on the panels. The two base sides are special.
Thank you so much for sharing your builds and all the photos.
Mike A.
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Member Projects / Re: 9 ft. tall Cherry cabinet and stacked adjustable shelf
« Last post by ear3 on Today at 02:14 PM »@Cheese I lost count -- but checking my process photos, looks like I started the build first week of July.
@rvieceli Yeah, that pine shelf looks kind of homely now. I'm not getting reimbursed for materials either, so it will be a while until an upgrade. Maybe some stools around the conference table in the interim though...
@rvieceli Yeah, that pine shelf looks kind of homely now. I'm not getting reimbursed for materials either, so it will be a while until an upgrade. Maybe some stools around the conference table in the interim though...
Nice job Edward...the grain's the thing.. I also really like the arch detail on the base along with the arch detail on the upper unit.
Just curious, how many hours do you have in it?
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Festool Tool Problems / Re: Why a 1mm deflection with Festool Parallel Edge Guides?
« Last post by Ebuwan on Today at 02:13 PM »You can use one strip a couple times, just bump it out a little bit and press it back on; i'm just careful not to let the track rest on the splintergard when moving it around, etc, which i do with a brand new strip anyway.
For long cuts for me, i've just settled on ALWAYS clamping it; i use the quick clamps, you can get them most of the way there with one hand while holding the track. Then I run to the other end, clamp that end, then re-check the first end parallel guide. It's annoying as heck, but it's the method i've found to best get consistent results.
I've tried just taking the parallel guides (I have the WP ones, but same idea), just cutting, pushing against new edge, then cut again quick, and it never stays perfect consistent for me, UNLESS I have another person with me to help give the guides a little pressure against the work piece.
TOOL IDEA; Festool "auto" clamps, with batteries or whatever, with bluetooth, that while i'm holding the guides against the long edge, i can remotely clamp it all; i'd buy something like that in a heart beat! Tracks don't need super tight clamping pressure.
For long cuts for me, i've just settled on ALWAYS clamping it; i use the quick clamps, you can get them most of the way there with one hand while holding the track. Then I run to the other end, clamp that end, then re-check the first end parallel guide. It's annoying as heck, but it's the method i've found to best get consistent results.
I've tried just taking the parallel guides (I have the WP ones, but same idea), just cutting, pushing against new edge, then cut again quick, and it never stays perfect consistent for me, UNLESS I have another person with me to help give the guides a little pressure against the work piece.
TOOL IDEA; Festool "auto" clamps, with batteries or whatever, with bluetooth, that while i'm holding the guides against the long edge, i can remotely clamp it all; i'd buy something like that in a heart beat! Tracks don't need super tight clamping pressure.
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Other Tools & Accessories / 100V Japanese power tools in US 120V outlet?
« Last post by Svar on Today at 02:00 PM »Does anyone have qualified opinion or experience with this? I think there will be more torque, less power assuming same 60Hz. Wonder if Japanese manufacturers even bother to make different windings for domestic and US markets and simply stick different labels.
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Festool How To... / Re: Convert TS 75 to Metric
« Last post by papester on Today at 01:54 PM »This is the part for the metric scale.
491983 | Depth Adjuster Ts 75 Ebq Vollst. - Festool
491983 | Depth Adjuster Ts 75 Ebq Vollst. - Festool
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Ask Festool / Re: Festool Recon Topic (compiled)
« Last post by GoingMyWay on Today at 01:49 PM »Conturo KA 65 Portable Edge Bander just posted.
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Member Projects / Re: 9 ft. tall Cherry cabinet and stacked adjustable shelf
« Last post by Blues on Today at 01:33 PM »Beautiful build. Indulging in a build filled with passion is a meditative experience. Its a sight to behold and be proud off that you can pass down generations. Thank you for sharing.
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Member Projects / Re: 9 ft. tall Cherry cabinet and stacked adjustable shelf
« Last post by Cheese on Today at 12:58 PM »Nice job Edward...the grain's the thing.
. I also really like the arch detail on the base along with the arch detail on the upper unit.
Just curious, how many hours do you have in it?
![Smile [smile]](https://www.festoolownersgroup.com/Smileys/default/smile.gif)
Just curious, how many hours do you have in it?