Festool 495717 FS-PA Parallel Side Fence BAG

[emlclcy]

Hi, is there a carry bag or a way of transporting the Parallel Side Fence?
cheers
carl

 

[nclemmons]

You might look for a tripod bag from Adorama or perhaps B&H Photo or even amazon.  I have not seen a bag specifically designed for the parallel guides.

 

[Coen]

Used to be Festool FS-BAG-PA article number 496940, seems discontinued  [unsure]

 

[emlclcy]

You might look for a tripod bag from Adorama or perhaps B&H Photo or even amazon.  I have not seen a bag specifically designed for the parallel guides.

good call! will do

 

[emlclcy]

found this on ebay should fit ok 760 x 170 x 150mm
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Heavy-Du...a=1&pg=2053904&_trksid=p2053904.c100227.m3827

 

[pixelated]

So far, I've not needed to transport my rails or parallel guide, but I've thought that a snowboard bag would work well. For example;
Burton snowboard bag

 

[danny l]

In the old days, when i bought my first track saw with 2 guiderails, there were no bag or what so ever available for the rails. So I made something very simple and effective for them. 2 Pieces of 9mm plywood, 4 pieces af hardwood, piano hinges a sliding lock and a handle. took me about 20 minutes to make.

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[emlclcy]

cool

 

[Coen]

In the old days, when i bought my first track saw with 2 guiderails, there were no bag or what so ever available for the rails. So I made something very simple and effective for them. 2 Pieces of 9mm plywood, 4 pieces af hardwood, piano hinges a sliding lock and a handle. took me about 20 minutes to make.

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I made something similar for my 800/2 rail, but then with MDF and magnets. Then it got stashed in the pile of "never used" once I got the old style rail bag.