Help with Christmas Wish List

I don't mean to be argumentative, but let me say that the reason I purchased festools was not because of their obvious quality, product support, and guarantee. To me, a non-professional, my concerns were safety and clean air (I am mildly asthmatic).  Every festool had built in dust extraction--it was not an afterthought or add on.  In addition, the tools were clearly designed for safe two hand operation. Hands on the tool = a lifetime of 10 fingers (I play the piano).

They are nice (luxury) tools, no doubt.  Health and safety should not be luxury for a hobbyist or a pro.

Sermon over.

JF
 
Dust Extraction is key for sure. I did not sense any argument starting at all.

If you tried the MFT tables great, if you haven't give one a try for a day or two.

 
I know you are already planning on getting it, but I also agree, the MFT3 is a must have.  I can't wait till I can afford a couple more frankly.  Also, the boom arm attachment is amazing.  I've only had mine a couple weeks, but I would never go back, and the slight hassle of moving it is not even remotely a deal breaker.
For stocking stuffers, get the clamping elements for the MFT, they just work amazingly. 
 
for Sparky977...

Clamping elements, excellent stocking stuffer suggestion.

Thanks.

Oh and to those that suggested the ETS/3.  I looked at it in the 09 catalog and it looks like it would be perfect fit with what I already have.  Thanks to all!

So far, accepted suggestions for my Christmas Wish List include:

ETS/3
MFT/3 (natch)
95" guide rail for the LR32-Sys
Table mounted router
Centrotec collection/systainer
Trolley's (probably homemade...?)
MFS
Multi-drawer systainers
Boom arm (though only a tentative wish)

Stocking stuffers include:
Clamping elements
other small stuff

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Please folks, while I may be the one that started this thread, others are free to jump in with what they would like Santa to leave under their tree.  If you want/need it, perhaps I may as well.

BTW...  I do not know this as a fact, but I believe my limit is about 1k.  ;D

 
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