Richard Leon said:...section on their website for discontinued tools.
Adios CT 22 and CT33. Nice knowing you.
http://www.festoolusa.com/products/dust-extractors
But if I want to check out accessories for the CT22 I can still go here (I was looking for something today and eventually found it).
http://www.festoolusa.com/accessories/dust-extractors.html?compatibility=583366
I think Festool should have a section on their website for older model tools, so we can still easily find accessory info, owners manuals etc in one place.
Rob-GB said:That would be a Trion, a Carvex and a RAS 115 all three can do that and more.mark007 said:a power cope tool
Check out Peter Halle's video on the RAS Here
Rob.
Rob-GB said:Check out Peter Halle's video on the RAS
[jawdrop] Nope, there it is!Pyotr said:Rob-GB said:Check out Peter Halle's video on the RAS
This board misses the emoticon for jaw-dropping...
William Herrold said:Rob-GB said:That would be a Trion, a Carvex and a RAS 115 all three can do that and more.mark007 said:a power cope tool
Check out Peter Halle's video on the RAS Here
Rob.
Do as I say, not as I do... me too, I had 1/2 the forum jump me for even *saying* I do "the unmentionable" with my SCMS
VictorL said:Longer longitude profile for MFT/3. Many people extend or joint MFT tables, so it would be helpful for cutting longer pieces with MFT table
Regards,
VictorL
Mettes said:VictorL said:Longer longitude profile for MFT/3. Many people extend or joint MFT tables, so it would be helpful for cutting longer pieces with MFT table
Regards,
VictorL
All you have to do is ask...
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Festool MFT/3 - 2000mm profile