fuzzy logic said:Just curious - can that battery be used in any other Festool products?
Edit2: Double duh! [crying] It is a battery... Sorry guys - it's early in the morning & just 'glanced' at the video - thought it was a completely new sander - perhaps I should just go back to bed!fuzzy logic said:Just curious - can that battery be used in any other Festool products?
Edit: Duh! It's the filter?
rmhinden said:Did I read that correctly that it is an add-on for the ETS 125 REQ and ETSC 125. That is, it is not a new sander.
Bob
jimbo51 said:Of course it is an attachment for one of the few sanders I do not have already. Lucky me.
Getmaverick said:https://www.festool.co.uk/accessory/205316---ah-es-etsetsc#Overview
Found this. Looks like Christmas for us Americans.
rvieceli said:[member=8712]Richard/RMW[/member]
Richard I’m interested in your ideas on a DIY adaptation of this. Please keep us informed.
At the least you’d need some sort of clamping system to keep the sander attached and something to raise it up a bit to hit a sweet spot on the pad. Then something to slide along the workpiece.
I can live without it being adjustable as far the angle. 90 degrees would be ok.
Thanks
Ron
Cheese said:Getmaverick said:https://www.festool.co.uk/accessory/205316---ah-es-etsetsc#Overview
Found this. Looks like Christmas for us Americans.
As long as you can find a retailer to ship it from Europe.
DeformedTree said:And risk compatibility issues! It needs to be modified to work in the N. American market. Needs to be redesigned for 110VAC/60hz, add safety stickers, warning stickers, converted to inches so it works on 5" sanders.
Just not worth the risk![]()
DeformedTree said:I've been looking for some German festool again, ugh, such a pain. At least festool saves me money thru their actions, all the stuff I would have bought if they just made it easy.