Festool Kapex Extensions

Dobri79

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Enjoying my home made extensions for the Kapex saw
 

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Nice job! !

On another note, I been on the " fence" (Pune intented  [tongue]) about getting a kapex, I have a Dewalt and never thought of using the kapex on the dewalt stand. Was there any trouble lining it up bolt holes? Or was it just that eazy peazy?

Cheers
 
Welcome to the forum!  [smile]

Great way to start posting!

What are the extensions made of?

Seth
 
Thank you!

The bolt holes don't line up perfectly but with a little wiggling it worked !
 
Dobri79 said:
Thank you!

The bolt holes don't line up perfectly but with a little wiggling it worked ! I also have dewalt miter saw currently sitting at the corner of my garage and complaining that since Kapex moved in I've been ignoring it. I tried to go back few times but it felt like going from driving a Mercedes S class to driving a Ford Fiesta
 
overanalyze said:
What did you use for the supports? They look lightweight and adjustable.
I use Patio Aluminum Sliding Door Security Bar from Home depot store. $14 each
 
Dobri79 said:
overanalyze said:
What did you use for the supports? They look lightweight and adjustable.
I use Patio Aluminum Sliding Door Security Bar from Home depot store. $14 each
Great idea. Can you take a pic of your attachement underneath? Do they pivot?
 
overanalyze said:
Dobri79 said:
overanalyze said:
What did you use for the supports? They look lightweight and adjustable.
I use Patio Aluminum Sliding Door Security Bar from Home depot store. $14 each
Great idea. Can you take a pic of your attachement underneath? Do they pivot?
Sure!
They fold flat and a plastic bracket  keep them in place  when transported. The bracket came in the package
 
overanalyze said:
Dobri79 said:
overanalyze said:
What did you use for the supports? They look lightweight and adjustable.
I use Patio Aluminum Sliding Door Security Bar from Home depot store. $14 each
Great idea. Can you take a pic of your attachement underneath? Do they pivot?

 

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Its a catchy colour combo apparently  [jawdrop], I found this on festool Australia facebook page today, apparently set up for World Skills competition in Perth, I'm assuming over the weekend.

I know not on topic but thought id share
 

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wow thats pretty cool...i have the smaller version of the dewalt stand. i might wanna paint the yellow green once i get the kapex lol
 
Your tables look like Lacewood? How sturdy is the legs?
 

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Cross-cut Canuck said:
Its a catchy colour combo apparently  [jawdrop], I found this on festool Australia facebook page today, apparently set up for World Skills competition in Perth, I'm assuming over the weekend.

I know not on topic but thought id share
We all know that the  transition from yellow to green is slow and very costly process and sometimes requires sacrifices.  [big grin]
 
I picked up one of the security bars from Depot today to see how sturdy it was. It is surprisingly strong for thin gauge aluminum.
Curt
 
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