MarkoSharko
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Here is a simple cord wrap when using the boom arm kit (496372) with a dust extractor. Installing the boom arm involves removing the original cord wrap. My proposed alternative is an improvement. It is adjustable in the vertical direction meaning no more bending down!!!
Instructions:
- Start with a birch (hardwood) dowel that is 1 1/8" in diameter.
- For each side, cut the dowel. One section is 8" long and the other is 1 7/8" long.
- Join the two sections with a 8mm x 50mm domino. I plunged 20mm into each piece which leaves about 9mm between the pieces.
- Attach the cord wrap to the CT handle using Festool "leg attachers" (also called "tube clamps").
- The "leg attachers" are included in the boom arm kit (still looking for the part number).
- This cord wrap can be adjusted up and down (height). Also, the holders can be swung in and out so they don't stick out side wise.
Instructions:
- Start with a birch (hardwood) dowel that is 1 1/8" in diameter.
- For each side, cut the dowel. One section is 8" long and the other is 1 7/8" long.
- Join the two sections with a 8mm x 50mm domino. I plunged 20mm into each piece which leaves about 9mm between the pieces.
- Attach the cord wrap to the CT handle using Festool "leg attachers" (also called "tube clamps").
- The "leg attachers" are included in the boom arm kit (still looking for the part number).
- This cord wrap can be adjusted up and down (height). Also, the holders can be swung in and out so they don't stick out side wise.
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CT Cord Wrap v01.JPG1.7 MB · Views: 478
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CT Cord Wrap v04.JPG1.9 MB · Views: 323
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CT Cord Wrap v05.JPG1.4 MB · Views: 464
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Elec Cord Wrap v02a.pdf56.2 KB · Views: 257
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Elec Cord Wrap v02b.pdf44.6 KB · Views: 146
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