I wish to thank the Festool staff in Lebanon for all there hard work & hospitality. You will not find a friendlier group. Brian & Steve (after they let him on the plane) opened my eyes to many better ways to use my Festool tools & accessories. I also want to thank the other attendees, who provided me with their own best practices without reservation. Just wish I could have kept up with them all evening.

If you have the opportunity, attend a class in Lebanon or Henderson.

Don

Hey Don and Corey! 
It was a fun class.  I really enjoyed meeting everyone and I learned something from each student there and some from the teachers, too .  Like Don said, we got our $100 worth in the first hour or so.  And thanks to all you pros for being patient with my amateur questions.  Dan was a very patient partner and taught me a lot.

I thought I knew my Festools cold, but came away with lots of cool tips - did you know that you can adjust the tension on the clamping elements?  There's a set screw by where the rod enters.  Came away with a lot more respect for the OF1010 once I understood some of the accesories (we did sliding dovetails with it).  And now I believe that the 2200 really can run a big  roundover bit in one pass thru maple, cutting it like butter.

Tickled to meet Timmy C on the way home, I'll be looking for your son on the Opera stage!

Hope someone will post pics of the class - I left my camera at home .

And especially, thanks to all the Festool staff - I see what makes Festool the company that it is.