I believe that a person should buy the best tool he or she can afford especially if it makes the trade or hobby more enjoyable. Of course such person should not blame the crappy appearance of his or her work on the tool but rather the lack of talent! You my friend do nice work. Thanks for sharing the video.
Is a money maker tool for sure but it take a little to get the hang off it but once you know how to properly use it you can get stuff done quickly! Thanks for the comment 😊👍🏼
@@Rexxthespecialist All it was, when I went into the trade over 20 years ago, tradesmen advised against DeWalt. Just because they were expensive, so if any one of them broke, I had an expensive tool to replace. Festool weren't kinda popular etc.. back then so the way forward was really Makita. Festool make some nice stuff with some better features than Makita, but if I bought one or two Festool battery items and not used them all the time, the batteries will probably go duff. So I kinda have to now stick to Makita. Touch wood (pardon the pun), my biscuit jointer has been sufficient for my needs, but I'm an around builder, so I'm never on joinery 24/7.
You right on that having few battery platforms is very inconvenient. I start with Milwaukee and is hard to get out once you start acquiring few tools, all my Festool tools are corded and I don't think I like the festool cordless line up cuz I don't want to own another battery platform. I already own Ryobi Ridgid Makita Milwaukee Dewalt and EGO that is enough batteries! 😵💫 @@Mee10792
I believe that a person should buy the best tool he or she can afford especially if it makes the trade or hobby more enjoyable. Of course such person should not blame the crappy appearance of his or her work on the tool but rather the lack of talent! You my friend do nice work. Thanks for sharing the video.
i'm a professional cabinet maker , so for me its great , for a hobbyist woodworker or diy'er there are many great options that they can use exchange
Is a money maker tool for sure but it take a little to get the hang off it but once you know how to properly use it you can get stuff done quickly!
Thanks for the comment 😊👍🏼
Great job 👏🏻
Thank you! 😁
I am a beginner and I was wondering about if I buy the domino machine can I use it on 1/2 in plywood as well? Guy
Yes even 1/4” believe it or not!
I should make a video about that.
@@Rexxthespecialist thank you for reaching out to me. I would like to see a video on it.
I don't own and buy anything Festool because all my Makita stuff does all the same things at half the price.
I love my Makita tool as well specially my miter saw But unfortunately is not a domino equivalent on Makita tools line up
@@Rexxthespecialist All it was, when I went into the trade over 20 years ago, tradesmen advised against DeWalt. Just because they were expensive, so if any one of them broke, I had an expensive tool to replace. Festool weren't kinda popular etc.. back then so the way forward was really Makita.
Festool make some nice stuff with some better features than Makita, but if I bought one or two Festool battery items and not used them all the time, the batteries will probably go duff. So I kinda have to now stick to Makita.
Touch wood (pardon the pun), my biscuit jointer has been sufficient for my needs, but I'm an around builder, so I'm never on joinery 24/7.
You right on that having few battery platforms is very inconvenient. I start with Milwaukee and is hard to get out once you start acquiring few tools, all my Festool tools are corded and I don't think I like the festool cordless line up cuz I don't want to own another battery platform. I already own Ryobi Ridgid Makita Milwaukee Dewalt and EGO that is enough batteries! 😵💫 @@Mee10792
@@RexxthespecialistFacts! And I have pretty much all the major brands. Festool is in a league of their own!