LR32

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Does the LR32 ever come up on recon?

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[Crazyraceguy]

I don't think so. It would be considered an accessory, not an actual power tool.

 

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[mino]

If you are tight on budget, get just the minimum set with the plate and the mandrel only.

All the other pieces can be jigged-up or replaced by other ways to place the rail. E.g. the TSO parallel guide etc. etc.

And worst case you can get them later individually.

 

[scribble]

Good point on the tso parallel guides, I already have them and didn’t think about using them. I’ll look into the lesser set.

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[woodferret]

And this might help....


Then you don't have to fiddle with the ruler on the parallels and just use them as a story stick if you're doing multiple panels.

 

[Ron B]

Last month the 12 piece bit assortment set 205090 was listed on Festool Recon, which would definitely be an accessory.  I did find it strange that it was listed on Recon, but accessories listed on Recon can happen.
I bought my LR32 on clearance because it was in the old style systainer, so discontinued. Therefore dealer could discount. Unfortunately, that was a couple of years ago so imagine most of those are now gone.   

 

[Cheese]

I bought my LR32 on clearance because it was in the old style systainer, so discontinued. Therefore dealer could discount. Unfortunately, that was a couple of years ago so imagine most of those are now gone. 

Same here…I visited my local Woodcraft store and an unopened LR32 appeared for 40% off, it didn’t take long to pull the pin.

 

[Coen]

I might remember wrong... but way in the past... I think the LR-32 set did come with "points", just like the MFT. But besides that pretty much only the power tools did.