Hello from the UK

[sammy.se]

Hi

I've officially joined the festool club with my purchase of the domino 500.
I'm a hobbyist/DIYer.

Looking forward to learning all about getting the most from this tool from this forum.

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[GarryMartin]

Welcome to the FOG [member=73570]sammy.se[/member] from one hobbyist/DIYer to another! You'll find loads of great advice and tips here, but if you do have specific questions you can't find an answer to, ask away; we're a friendly bunch.  [big grin]

[welcome]

 

[Dusty.House]

Welcome! From an expat now living in Seattle

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[AstroKeith]

Welcome from me too (I'm in Surrey).
I started out innocently with just a new Festool drill......
A domino is just about the only type of Festool I don't have now :
I find good advice here, and not just on Festool tools.

 

[sammy.se]

Thank you all for the warm welcome! Looking forward to learning from, and interacting with you all.

I've been to Seattle a few times lately, mainly South lake Union (near the wooden boat museum )

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[sammy.se]

My first task has been to register my new festool domino, which I did online and am just waiting for the warranty certificate to be emailed through (I'm told it can take a couple of days...?)

Looking forward to making some test joints this weekend

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[SwissEd]

Greetings-- now I too am a member of FOG.  With great advice here (special thanks to Oliver for putting up with all my questions) I pulled the trigger on my "Xmas presents" (TSC55; Rotex150; PCS18/4; Midi CTM, some rails and TSO GRS16PE)-- only problem is neither my 5 adult kids nor wife yet know...hah (but I suspect I am not the first 'gifting' myself tools...hah).  Waiting for shipment and use my retirement learning from these great tools and FORUM.  Many projects planned to keep my young!

I am an Yank (Vermont) who wondered across the pond 40 years ago....just goes to show, you never know where you will end up (now in London).

 

[Doug S]

Hi sammy.se and welcome.

I hate the phrase but the domino is "a real game changer", the more you use it the more uses you will find for it.

Some people find it a bit of a learning curve at first but just make sure you work off the correct sides/faces and you can't go far wrong.

Doug

 

[sammy.se]

Thanks Swiss and Doug, looking forward to giving the domino a try

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