A Fresh Start With Festool?

[AtomicRyan]

Thanks for the nice words fellas! The model-a is my baby for sure... It features a pretty nasty flathead, quickchange, etc... and is built to a late 1940's/early 1950's time period. Really fun car.

In any case, here's what I did:

1. MFT/3
2. TS 55
3. OF 1400
4. LR 32
5. Rotext 150
6. Domino

And a few other odds and ends. I plan on documenting my dive for sure, so much more to come.

 

[Cheese]

So...Halibrand quick change & 3 Strombergs?

I won't complain if a couple more pictures of the rod surface.  [cool]

 

[AtomicRyan]

So...Halibrand quick change & 3 Strombergs?

I won't complain if a couple more pictures of the rod surface.  [cool]

Here's a few:
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/media/albums/the-tardel-cochran-coupe.3/

 

[mikeyr]

What ??? No Racedeck flooring ? come on now, go back to GJ and go to the flooring sub-forum and look up Racedeck, what kind of garage is that for a garage freak.  8)

Of all the Festool I have bought in the last 3 months, I think the LR32 is what impresses me the most and what has been used more than anything else.  I use the Domino a lot but the TS55 actually sat in its box unused for over a month and even now its only been used to cut down sheet goods.  But I go around the house and garage looking for projects to use the LR32 on, it is so easy and so accurate compared to my old drill press method.

 

[Cheese]

Here's a few:
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/media/albums/the-tardel-cochran-coupe.3/

Great story and pictures ...thanks for sharing.
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/?p=396

 

[nclemmons]

Ryan -

Just discovered GearJournal.com.

Lots of temptation there!  Great job!