Blind Festool review !

[shed9]

I'm in the process of deciding which CT vac or vacs to purchase - actually I think I already ordered one, just waiting for confirmation of order.

Anyhow whilst watching a few reviews on the CT26/36's I came across this guy. Apologies if this is a repost or Bob is a well known guy here, but talk about inspiration. Took me a short while to actually realise he is blind - initially I thought that guy needs to sort his lighting out - quickly followed by "ooooooooo, maybe not". His YouTube name should have been a give away really.



He also does a review on a Domino 500;

 

[andy5405]

That certainly is inspirational. I had a look at his Youtube channel and was even more inspired to see him turning a bowl on his lathe.

 

[Paul G]

[eek] impressive

 

[jonny round boy]

That certainly is inspirational. I had a look at his Youtube channel and was even more inspired to see him turning a bowl on his lathe.

Is it wrong of me to wonder why he bothers wearing safety goggles?  [unsure]

 

[shed9]

That certainly is inspirational. I had a look at his Youtube channel and was even more inspired to see him turning a bowl on his lathe.

Is it wrong of me to wonder why he bothers wearing safety goggles?  [unsure]

No, I don't think so....

however eye injuries can be incredibly painful and I suspect the nerve endings could care less if the optics are working or not.

 

[Paul G]

That certainly is inspirational. I had a look at his Youtube channel and was even more inspired to see him turning a bowl on his lathe.

Is it wrong of me to wonder why he bothers wearing safety goggles?  [unsure]

No, I don't think so....

however eye injuries can be incredibly painful and I suspect the nerve endings could care less if the optics are working or not.

Yea, junk in the eye hurts whether you can see or not.