New training videos from Sedge

[Dick Mahany]

A little late to this party, but I just found these quick tips.  They're great!  I'm not an Instagram account user, but these helpful tips provide a lot of info in a very short time.  I especially found the domino tips to be a big help.  It looks like Sedge has a ball making these, so please keep them coming [thumbs up]

 

[peter halle]

Just watched one on the Kapex.  Bet not many users of the Kapex had done this one - until tomorrow.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BaHGFbqHafx/?taken-by=festoolsedge

Peter

 

[ChuckM]

Thanks for the update. As I was out of the country, I missed the Roadshow when it was in my city. A friend did get me a cap.

 

[johnbro]

Just came across this thread and started watching some of the videos from Sedge. The "how to center the domino" was priceless-why didn't I know this already?? Keep them coming Festool! Your included documentation is basically non-existent so show people how to get more use and value from the tools is a huge help.

 

[grbmds]

Just came across this thread and started watching some of the videos from Sedge. The "how to center the domino" was priceless-why didn't I know this already?? Keep them coming Festool! Your included documentation is basically non-existent so show people how to get more use and value from the tools is a huge help.

Have you downloaded and read the Supplemental User Manual for the Domino online on the Festool site? This manual answers most questions users have.

 

[peter halle]

Sedge has had some more great tips lately if you haven't watched them yet.

Peter

 

[sancho57]

I check every Friday. I look fwd to them.

 

[Dick Mahany]

Love one of his most recent quotes........"The reason I know most of you don't know about it.......is because it's discussed in the owners manual" [wink]

 

[rst]

I think that Sedge is insinuating that most of us are illiterate...truth is we're male, looking at instruction manuals and maps is always a last resort.  [cool]

 

[Svar]

truth is we're male, looking at instruction manuals and maps is always a last resort.  [cool]

Not to mention a sign of weakness.  [big grin]

 

[live4ever]

I think that Sedge is insinuating that most of us are illiterate...truth is we're male, looking at instruction manuals and maps is always a last resort.  [cool]

Should we then extrapolate that female Festool users DO read the manuals?  [tongue]

 

[Stephen B]

I think that Sedge is insinuating that most of us are illiterate...truth is we're male, looking at instruction manuals and maps is always a last resort.  [cool]

Should we then extrapolate that female Festool users DO read the manuals?  [tongue]

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Yes.  [big grin]

 

[sancho57]

Todays was pretty kool. Good to know info

 

[peter halle]

For those interested in the new hoses coming out here is some info from the Sedge himself:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BfjVuqQHN3O/?taken-by=festoolsedge

Peter

 

[fshanno]

For those interested in the new hoses coming out here is some info from the Sedge himself:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BfjVuqQHN3O/?taken-by=festoolsedge

Peter

The new hose is awesome.  And it's time for a replacement.

 

[peter halle]

If you have the MFK 700 and do edge banding then this instagram video from Sedge might be helpful.  I had never seen this trick before: 

Edge Banding Tip

Peter

 

[peter halle]

And here is one for us Domino users:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BnJgYuQloW-/?hl=en&taken-by=festoolsedge

Peter

 

[Sparktrician]

If you have the MFK 700 and do edge banding then this instagram video from Sedge might be helpful.  I had never seen this trick before: 

Edge Banding Tip

Peter

Methinks that's the MFK 700, Peter.  That said, it's yet another really clever implementation from His Sedgeliness. 

 

[peter halle]

I have made the appropriate corrections.  Thanks.  Guess who doesn't have the MFK 700?  [big grin]

Peter

 

[RKA]

Thanks Peter!  I was just doing this the other day and grumbled about how nice it would be if I could use the MFK to do everything quickly without resorting to clamps, jigs, saws, etc.