Diagnol Measurement of Sys #1 Empty?
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Classic at the extreme points is 17 1/2"
T-Loc from rear point/corner to center of front round is 17 5/8"
Both measured at the top edge.
Seth
T-Loc from rear point/corner to center of front round is 17 5/8"
Both measured at the top edge.
Seth
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I don't have one in front of me, but according to the Festool website a sys1 is 395mm x 295mm
therefore the square root of (395 x 395) + (295 x 295) = 493 which is about 19 3/8"
I only mention this because my answer is so far from the one you posted (and because work is very slow today!)
I took the outside measurements whereas I presume you took the inside measurements.
therefore the square root of (395 x 395) + (295 x 295) = 493 which is about 19 3/8"
I only mention this because my answer is so far from the one you posted (and because work is very slow today!)
I took the outside measurements whereas I presume you took the inside measurements.
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There's also a draft on these (to remove the mold) so the bottom is slightly smaller than the opening.
Tom
Tom
Yes, probably a 1/16th to an 1/8th less at the bottom.
The math doesn't work because of the ins and outs.
Also if you are looking to put a tool diagonally remember that the width of the tool will effectively shorten that diagonal. Hope that makes sense.
Seth
The math doesn't work because of the ins and outs.
Also if you are looking to put a tool diagonally remember that the width of the tool will effectively shorten that diagonal. Hope that makes sense.
Seth
If you are dealing with Classics this might help too http://www.talkfestool.com/vb/festool-tanos-all-things-systainer/1868-detailed-interior-systainer-dimensions.html
Seth
Seth
I just checked using a rule to represent the combo square. I had a rule 1 1/4" wide and 16 3/4" of length would fit. You are porbably good to go on the combo square.
Seth
Seth
