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Which Region do you live in?

  • Scotland

    Votes: 31 9.8%

  • Northern Ireland

    Votes: 10 3.2%

  • Wales

    Votes: 19 6.0%

  • North West England

    Votes: 29 9.1%

  • North East England

    Votes: 24 7.6%

  • Central England

    Votes: 43 13.6%

  • South West England

    Votes: 41 12.9%

  • South East England

    Votes: 86 27.1%

  • East England

    Votes: 22 6.9%

  • Sourthern Ireland

    Votes: 1 0.3%

  • Ireland

    Votes: 11 3.5%
  • Total voters
    317
joiner1970 said:
Surprised all that swearing hasn't set off Shane's swearing detector :D :D

Good luck sancho hope all goes well , I would love to do it in the opposite direction and move to the states but both my boys are in really good schools so we've gotta stick here for now
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They are all busy at JLC live so I guess I timed it perfectly :>D.

Id wait a little bit before you decide to this side of the pond. Things are starting to turn around, barely. But there are a lot of things happening that may throw the economy back i the dumpster.
We alway like nice decent people to come here .
What part of the country were you thinking about?

BTW I know about the kids in school thing, I have the same issue. Thats why it took me so lng to make the descision to take the job.
It is a difficult one.
 
I've only ever been to Florida Orlando to be precise 2 years ago and loved it. A guy I sub contract off told me he's off to live in Canada in a couple of months . He will still be keeping us busy here to give him a bit of extra money . He's already got a place he shares in whistler but he's not living there.
 
Canada is nice. Been to Vancouver quite a few times in the 80's. They love their bagels there.
 
I was planning on visiting Vancouver BC this summer, but it looks like I wont be able now (hopefully)
 
Good news for all the family........

And I'm sure the wife will be glad not to have you under her feet getting in the way retired

:-)
 
Thats always a good thing and plus no more Afghanistan or Iraq deployments either.

Shes actually been a lot happier and more relaxed since I pulled the plug on those too.
 
Not much, a little here and a little there. [tongue]

ill tell ya if'n I ver meet ya
 
Well, if you arrive on our little island you are more than welcome to pop in for a cuppa.  might be a bit of a drive for ya though  ;)
 
I am supposed to travel about 25% of the time there. I plan on visiting your island anyway. One place I always wanted to go.
 
Hi,
Only just found this thread but then I am still very new to both this place and Festool !
I am Steve, from London originally but now in Cornwall.
I paint mainly but do a little or everything, and so far have a RTS400 and a Rotex 90.
Looking at a CXS though I don't really need one and a TS55R though I have no idea how to use it to anything like its abilities !

Also looking for help when the credit card bill comes thudding loudly through the letterbox.....
 
jmbfestool said:
Belated welcome!

I think your next buy should be a vacuum to use with your sanders no???
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I forgot to mention my midi extractor...

Roseland - I am in st austell so not a million miles from you but I work in London most of the time which it is where I am having right now to try to earn the money to fund this stuff! 
 
I thought I might make use of this Topic I started a while ago!    Although I started it mainly to see how many UK members there are and I thought it might be a good way to make ALL UK members aware of UK events etc

I thought I could use this topic to see if some one might have an answer!    I know Festool Should answer his question!  Just be nice if some one else was able to answer it
http://festoolownersgroup.com/festool-tools-accessories/best-power-supply-for-planex-and-vacum/msg258944/?topicseen#msg258944
 
Hopefully, or maybe, someone from Festool UK will learn of this post and get in touch with him.  If he hasn't gotten in touch with them directly he should.  I haven't followed the link to see what happened, I just saw his question in that other thread and hoped it was an easy answer for a UK user.

Peter
 
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