Angle Transfer Unit $100 shipped
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Why would I need 2 of them?
I guess if somone broke their's or something.
I guess if somone broke their's or something.
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Toller,
Although it probably an attractive price versus what Festool charges separately, many people here have posted that they don't use them in conjunction with their Kapex. That is probably why this isn't any interest. I suspect that you will need to find the magical price point to sell to those who have miter saws other than the Kapex and that will be tough. I don't remember anyone touting that as a fabulous part of the system.
I personally have 5 to 6 things that divide an angle.
Sorry,
Peter
Although it probably an attractive price versus what Festool charges separately, many people here have posted that they don't use them in conjunction with their Kapex. That is probably why this isn't any interest. I suspect that you will need to find the magical price point to sell to those who have miter saws other than the Kapex and that will be tough. I don't remember anyone touting that as a fabulous part of the system.
I personally have 5 to 6 things that divide an angle.
Sorry,
Peter
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I will argue that Peter. I got rid of the other one's I had.
I find the Festool one easy to use and easy to set the saw to.
I just can't figure out how I could use 2 of them, unless I could get the angle on both ends of the piece, hmmm.
It is a must for trimming out 100 year old houses, and just as often, the 5-7 year old thrown up boxes. (some of those are horrible to work on).
I find the Festool one easy to use and easy to set the saw to.
I just can't figure out how I could use 2 of them, unless I could get the angle on both ends of the piece, hmmm.
It is a must for trimming out 100 year old houses, and just as often, the 5-7 year old thrown up boxes. (some of those are horrible to work on).
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Darcy,
You are the first member here that I can remember hearing that they use the unit. I think that is great. I would be interested in buying the unit, but I have gotten along without it and will wait until I buy a Kapex for mine I think.
Peter
You are the first member here that I can remember hearing that they use the unit. I think that is great. I would be interested in buying the unit, but I have gotten along without it and will wait until I buy a Kapex for mine I think.
Peter
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I really dont think it would be worth a hoot for any other saw.
The way it is made, is specifically for the kapex.
No more bisecting angles with my bosch or starlett.
I may consider it for 50 bucks but, that's tops.
The way it is made, is specifically for the kapex.
No more bisecting angles with my bosch or starlett.
I may consider it for 50 bucks but, that's tops.
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WarnerConstCo. said:
It would work with any saw with a laser. I'll admit I never use mine.
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