Can somenone help with an item number for a label?

[wow]

I moved by router bits from their original Sys 1 497695 to a Sys2. This was my first time trying to move a label. I used heat to carefully lift it - which seemed to work reasonably well. But I was moving my Systainers around trying to organize them and realized that the label was pealing up at the corners. In a fit of OCD i pulled it off and threw it away.

Finally got around to calling Festool today to order a replacement. They were very friendly and happy to help, but needed the item number from the original label to find a replacement. I had checked ekat before calling to no avail, but I guess I ASSUMED that they would have a more complete reference at their fingertips? Apparently not.

So, if you have a router bit systainer handy and can find the little teeny tiny item number on that label, I'd appreciate you posting it here?

Thanks!

I call

 

[semenza]

Just in case there is also the print your own option. See this thread.

http://festoolownersgroup.com/festool-and-tanos-systainers/where-is-the-info-about-printing-lables-for-the-'t'/

Seth

 

[wow]

Just in case there is also the print your own option.
Seth

Unless I am totally mistaken, that doesn't allow me to print a REPLACEMENT label like came on the product? If not, it's not the option I want!

 

[tbellemare]

So, if you have a router bit systainer handy and can find the little teeny tiny item number on that label, I'd appreciate you posting it here?

The label on the left has "702755" in little lettering.

Tom

 

[semenza]

Just in case there is also the print your own option.
Seth

Unless I am totally mistaken, that doesn't allow me to print a REPLACEMENT label like came on the product? If not, it's not the option I want!

Right, but it is an option if someone else needs / wants a label of some type.

Seth

 

[GPowers]

I have the classic systainer for the router bits not the T-loc. But if some one just posted a photo of the label you could still make your own.

 

[GarryMartin]

So, if you have a router bit systainer handy and can find the little teeny tiny item number on that label, I'd appreciate you posting it here?

The label on the left has "702755" in little lettering.

Tom

As usual of course, Tom is absolutely right. But if you wanted a reminder of what they look like, I've attached the photos.  [big grin]

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