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I hope you remove batteries before changing blades look after your hands brother

Festool brought the world first brushless drill to market many moons ago they have had those special chuck right angle and eccentric for about 20yrs in verious form

Lithium graphine batteries will soon come to market they will be lighter and more powerful you can buy the lighter festool 18v batteries which would give you more balance 3ah

Good info. Iam just a hobbyist. The UJK clips work just fine for casual work. However, for accuracy it’s better to clamp the ends of the rail to the table and use dogs like the UJK super dog/similar or TSO’s chamfer dogs that can be secured from the bottom ( the best dog design that I have encountered for my kind of use) no chance of any wiggle or shift

I own 6 routers, and none of them are Festool... the reason is Festool really doesn't work well with a router table, and I don't like how it really only works in one direction and may give kick-back going the other direction. I also like the lever on a plunge router that's a very standard design on other routers.

That’s one good looking edge guide. I wish they would make one for the 1400. The current fence for the 1400 is the only Festool product I ever returned. I found it really cumbersome to use.

Хорошее сравнение, но не совсем корректное. Вы разве когда пилите, у вас шина лежит на столе, как вы показываете? Нет, она лежит на материале, и если это скажем типичная фанера, 15мм, а значит что шина у вас приподнята над столом. Более того, обычно кроме детали я еще подкладываю с обоих концов шины обрезки того же материала, чтобы можно было деталь вынуть легко и положить другую. Так что на практике этот реальный недостаток первого варианта - не такой уж и серьезный. Да, клипсы правда удобнее, но на шину Mafell/Bosch их некуда крепить. И не у всех шина Festool/Makita/etc.

THE MANUAL STATES FOLLOWING: Squaring the Blade (90%)to the Fence (0" Miter): Remove battery pack. 2. Place a square against the fence and blade and ensure that the square is not touching blade teeth as this will cause an inaccurate measurement. 3. Loosen the miter lock lever and move the saw to the 0 miter position. Do not tighten the lock lever. 4. If the saw blade is not exactly perpendicular to the fence, use the supplied wrench to loosen the screws that hold the miter scale to the table. Move the scale left or right until the blade is perpendicular to the fence. Use the square to verify that the blade is perpendicular to the fence. Retighten the screws. 5. Loosen the miter pointer adjustment screw and reposition the pointer so that it indicates exactly zero. Once the pointer is properly positioned. retighten the miter pointer adjustment screw

I'd rather have more accessory support than the bi-directional rail.

Ya know.. for the expensive planer.. there comes with it a Guard or rail guide of sorts. - i have it.. i absolutely dislike they dont have a detachable cord. (That its permanently affixed to the tool itself).

I’m a small time woodworker n the first I did was electrical the dust collector off fb marketplace it makes a world of difference and them hate any woodworker or hobbyist would be lying if they said they wouldn’t buy all the cool tools if they could keep doing you hard work and dedication will get you there already know your a nurse how many people had to say about that

sounds like adding proper amount of receptacles should be a priority. Romex is easy to DIY.

BUT, I don't think dewalt circular saw will fit, only the track saw

I have the 3AH batteries with CXS18 which would save around 200 grams at the base. Will save quite a bit of bulk. I’m currently considering the CXS12 for smaller tasks. How would you compare the noise levels? It’d be cool to see a a stress test to see how far the 12 can push the 18.

Great video !!!! thanks

Nice unit ! I put my Kapex120 on a Bosch folding trolly stand that has pull-out side extensions ( Bosch GTA 2500 W ) . Also bought the Festool Kapex side extension supports ( Festool 494369 ) . Have found that a second wood clamp ( Festool 494391 ) is useful ( for other side ) to stop long pieces flipping up when cut in the middle somewhere .

Have you ever heard of a "broom", also, do you know you can cut clips?

Just my opinion I think the CT Cyclone would save your HEPA filter from plugging up. I have been grinding an expansion joint inside my home. Had to rent a large dual grinder machine . My Festool MIDI could not keep up with the dust left on floor from this monster machine. I realize if I had a AC36 Festool vacuum it would have kept up. I am picking up a CT Cyclone unit this week anyway.

Stop building oversized and then cutting the ends of. You keep doing this on every project i've seen you do. It's a waste of material. It makes everything more difficult and in this case the cutoff ends don't look good being cut of with such a rough tool as a recipro saw. You also did this with your miter saw station and hitting the metal underneath as i understood you correctly in your last video. Bro, you need to start measuring your shit. Also, let's say your planter box is not on a level surface but you're making the "roof" level, it will look off even when the "roof" is level. You should just measure from the top of the planter box up to the desired height and repeat that on every vertical stud and just use those lines to screw the roof... In this case the roof needs to be level in correlation to the box. You should screw the vertical studs to the planter box, measure around them and pre-assemble the roof. Then just attach the roof and done. Nailing supports to the wood to keep it perfect level is all completely unnecessary. I would have mitered the edges also to make it a bit nicer instead of having the cutoffs. Could have challenged yourself even a bit more and use domino's to attach the roof instead of screws... I mean, you literaly have all the tools a man can dream about. Even most pro's don't have the range of tools you have xD That's just my advice i can give you. Grtz

Nice piece of equipment . I find that the FSK needs a piece of wood that ( maybe ) is 10" wide or the rail is too tippy for me unless you can use the table's edge and a same-dimension block or two . I default to the Kapex otherwise . I'm using a TS60 on that rail often .

Hey, voble less, but still present. If you put bit in regular chuck you have same results. Fore this price you can buy few DeWalt, or Bosch and have for every bit that you use own drill. As result you don't lose time to change bit, have same voble as Festool and extra tool if something will die. P.S. what is premium in this product: cheap plastic, less numbers of attachments, terrible less functionality rightangel attachment, or something else?

Have a look at the youtube clip by Dave Stanton on setting up this tool. You might find our Australian accent a thing, but he explains it very well. I just bought this tool and am a bit worried about the learning curve.

The provided hose adapter you have is what you need. Insert the shop vac in to the end it where it will fit, and then plug the large end of the adapter in to the jointer. That's the way it works on my Cutech Jointer. Hopes this helps

Nice job, I like how you could use the old stand.

Nice job

Do you know if any ring or controller would work with the blade...?

Great video !!!

Wish Nz had them, absolutely love the old CXS We seem to be years behind, why !

Great video! The annoying and loud noise has kept me returning the new drills. Can’t fathom how they did not manage to get the same sophistication on the new ones. The TPC/TDC are also brushless and nice and quite and powerful. I hope they fix this soon, or at least that my old CXS keeps working like a champ for another decade. 😂

Why is their 12 volt battery so large when compared to the same type of tool from Milwaukee 2505-22 M12 Fuel Installation Drill/Driver Kit?

I have it and I love it. Fantastic for hardware cabinet installation.

Was wondering where you went Disappeared out of no where But your back now

dope

Do you have same set up for ks 120?

Just discovered your channel. Gonna watch all the CSC50 videos now. ;-)

£65 for this it’s crazy

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i dont think your using it correctly lol

Hi Quick question. 1. I searched bench dog website looking for parallel guide for Dewalt , i could nt find one. 2. i am going to try my Dewalt with Festool track, if that works, can i order parallel guide for festool to use in my Dewalt track.?

Thanks for the review. I did this process in reverse to the norm. I bought this jointer on Friday and now I’m watching your review. Good to hear you’re happy with it. I’ll be practicing before I start a project. Cheers

Nice clear explanations. Thanks

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Please reinstall the riving knife, and use the push stick. The saw comes with both. All that face shield is going to do is keep the blood out of your eyes when you saw off a finger after being punched in the guts by the cut that twists slightly and pinches the blade.

I have this saw. For the first generation cordless table saw it was impressive. My issues include the batteries which have three lights, you had best not use the saw when it is down to one light. This is a DeWalt design failure. The saw does exceed in making dust. Did yours not come with a riving knife? I don't regret buying mine, however if I needed a cordless inexpensive table saw I do not think it would be a Flexvolt table saw. I keep mine around for rough work, like fences and such. Thank you for your videos.

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The most organized brother i have seen. 10/10 hood score

First time i see an american with dirty tools, that means you use them and then videos from you feels more legit!:)

someone get this man some foam

Ran to the same issue recently, same saw,but the detent adjustment with the 4 Torx screws did the trick.

That performance was impressive