Biinder for Festool Manuals

[Steve R]

I want to take them on site as they are great way to explain and train the help. But I don't want to lose them. 

Does anyone know of a ring binder that the Festool manuals fit in? The larger manuals like the one for the Kapex have on the back cover have what seems like a way to fold it back an double it over and put it in a ring binder.

Most likely with end up just tossing  them all in a regular ring binder and have them all fit in sheet protector sleeves. Then toss that in a systainer 1.

Anyone have a more creative solution?

Cheers,
Steve

 

[peter halle]

This was mentioned eons ago here, they are printed to european standards  [big grin].

Clear plastic sleeves as transparent envelopes will be cheaper than a euro binder.

Peter

 

[harry_]

For all the information that is generally contained in a Festool manual, I would think a (small) paper clip would suffice.

[poke] [dead horse]

 

[peter halle]

The new manuals are a little better.  There are the supplemental manuals to consider.  [big grin]

Peter

 

[PaulMarcel]

I have all of Rick Christopherson's "unofficial" Festool manuals in PDF on my machine in the shop.  While I have the printed manuals in clear plastic boxes (sold in Asian markets; happen to fit Euro paper nicely, too), the PDFs are faster to consult.  Other benefit is that you could print the PDFs on whichever standard size paper you like and put them in a spiral binder.

 

[peter halle]

Paul - no iPad and PDF's?  Shame!

P

 

[semenza]

Hi,

This site has the Euro sizes http://www.empireimports.com/filebinders.html

Never ordered from them , but I had the link saved from when I was contemplating doing something in Euro size.

Seth

 

[PaulMarcel]

Paul - no iPad and PDF's?  Shame!

P

Well, of course!  But since I do development on it, most of the time it is tethered to my work Mac.

 

[WarnerConstCo.]

I believe I filed mine in the circular file.