Best place to get replacement parts

[guthrie_m@earthlink.net]

I need to get new rods for my of1400 that attach to the edge guide and a new plate for my lr32 system.  Any idea where i can get them?

 

[semenza]

I need to get new rods for my of1400 that attach to the edge guide and a new plate for my lr32 system.  Any idea where i can get them?

You can call Festool or a dealer to order parts.

Here is a link to the parts catalog if you want to look up part numbershttps://ekat.festool.de/login/jsp/m...=true&userId=US-Kunde-FT_US&password=Customer

Seth

 

[bertv]

No need to buy the 'original' rods — use threaded rod. Is is a metric size, 6 or 8 mm ( I am currently unable to check…). Advantage: you are not limited by the length.

 

[AlexThePalex]

No need to buy the 'original' rods — use threaded rod. Is is a metric size, 6 or 8 mm ( I am currently unable to check…). Advantage: you are not limited by the length.

Threaded rods? Seriously?  [blink]

 

[bertv]

No need to buy the 'original' rods — use threaded rod. Is is a metric size, 6 or 8 mm ( I am currently unable to check…). Advantage: you are not limited by the length.

Threaded rods? Seriously?  [blink]

Yeah, the work as well as the slick ones from FS. (Esp in a cinch… : ))

 

[AlexThePalex]

I wouldn't mind to use them in a pinch, but with longer use I would think they'd cut into your router's base.

 

[grobkuschelig]

I bought stainless steel in 8mm(? This was for an OF1010, not sure of the OF1400 has the same diameter rods..) to make „custom length“ rods from the local hardware store.
Works great and gives a cheap, but lasting option for any desired length.