Episode Seven: Inside Dust Extraction - Part 2
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- In this episode of Inside Festool, we continue to take a look at all things dust extraction. From accessories to different types of filters and bags, Our team dives deep into the heart of our system!
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love these super deep dives! fantastic content and super educational
Glad you enjoy it! We love making them :)
Can these guys do the Festool lives instead?
Amen!
Yeah Brian Sedgewick I'm sure is a nice guy in person but his style is definitely wearing very old with his use of the word wicked way too much and the slapstick humor not necessary or to be honest wanted! He does a good job all these years for sure but I cringe at times watching him with the three stooges show at times. I get it's his way of presenting but really unprofessional at times.
That has to be the best festool dust extractor demo to date. We'll done guys.
thank you! Glad to hear you like it! Any other deep dives you'd like to see?
Hi. Ya a deep dive on the MFT full set up be nice.
Also as a festool router owner I'd love to see an example of how to cut out an arch. Is there an accessory I can purchase for the 1400 router to cut out for an arch?
Very well done. And the tag-team approach is very effective.
If you've struggled with shop vacs, you'll really like one of these extractors!
Thank you for the kind words!
A verra well sourced informative smooth professional presentation. Well done. Your calm and conversant delivery greatly helped me to decide on purchase. Thank you.
Did I hear right? Can I use a cyclone separator with a MIDI dust extractor?
I'd love to ditch the cord on my CT SYS but I need that power outlet for my planer. I live in hope festool are working on a battery planer 🙏
Great suggestion! We'll pass it along to our product team!
Great videos. They really help me understand the variety of extractors. 1 question - is the CT15 as efficient removing dust from soft woods, hard woods and MDF as the CT26? From all my research is appears there is essentially the same dust extraction but different capacity (15 litre vs 26 litre) is this correct?
I would like the floor cleaning set, but with a more useful hose length of 5 or 7 meters instead of 3.5. I don't need a systainer. Perhaps just offer the floor cleaning set without the hose at a reasonable price so we can purchase the hose length that we want.
Quick question @festoolusa How much more efficient is a Kapex 120 with 36mm hose and CT 48 than a Kapex 120 with a 27mm hose and CT48 at collecting dust?
Fantastic informative video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
🇧🇷 Abraços a todos da Festool.
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Can you provide a parts list to setup a CT36E AC with the boom arm, cyclone and work center. I notice the large diameter hose that connects to the boom hose and I want to make sure I order all of the correct components. Thanks and great video.
Hi there! I actually recommend you call our applications team, they can provide you with product suggestions and address any concerns regarding components needed! you can reach them at 888-337-8600
How did you get the WCR-1000 to work with the Boomarm? I bought mine for the CT26 and I am having issues getting it to fit. I have to force it on there and being that its plastic, I feel like its going to break in short time.
Hi there! For the WCR 1000 and the boom arm, it is best to loosen the handle so it can be pushed back to allow for the workcenter to be installed. Once the workcenter is installed, then the handle can be tightened back up. The components will touch, this contact is normal. Let us know if this helped answer your question!
Ca I use a midi for minor patches when repainting jobs or I need to bring the 36AC for few cracks patches and light wall patches?
Great question! We recommend using a 36AC for drywall compound on a large scale and overall, but if you plan to only use a dust extractor for a small patch here and there, the midi should work just fine. Hope this helps! The real main difference is all about how much drywall is going to be sucked up.
@@festoolusa thank you