Non-Mysterious Packages

[DavidCBaker]

Some packages don't give enough hints about what's inside, but the contents of this one are pretty darn clear.  ;D

What came via UPS

 

[Sean7a]

Some packages don't give enough hints about what's inside, but the contents of this one are pretty darn clear.  ;D

What came via UPS

The new Festool reciprocating saw?

 

[peter halle]

Dehydrated, freeze dried lumber?  [poke]

Can't wait to see what you build with it!

 

[DavidCBaker]

In the recent class at Festool HQ, I was so impressed with how easy it was to break down 4x8' sheets that I had to get the guide.

 

[Michael_MA]

Some packages don't give enough hints about what's inside, but the contents of this one are pretty darn clear.  ;D

What came via UPS

The new Festool reciprocating saw?

the FL(=Flat)-version for tight spaces  [tongue] [wink]

 

[atomicmike]

A class-induced purchase! I fell victim, too; my Domino is scheduled to arrive on Monday.  [smile]

 

[Administrator_JSVN]

I recognize that packaging.... it's the SysPlaner!  [big grin]

 

[DavidCBaker]

A class-induced purchase! I fell victim, too; my Domino is scheduled to arrive on Monday.  [smile]

You're a very weak man.

 

[DavidCBaker]

I recognize that packaging.... it's the SysPlaner!  [big grin]

I probably walked right by this thing on the warehouse tour.

 

[peter halle]

I recognize that packaging.... it's the SysPlaner!  [big grin]

Shane,

Isn't that the special edition Coplanar SYSplaner?

 

[chrisrosenb]

Sometimes the shipper will let you have a peek before you take delivery. [eek]

I am still wondering why they needed a forklift to move this. ???

 

[AlexThePalex]

Some packages don't give enough hints about what's inside, but the contents of this one are pretty darn clear.  ;D

What came via UPS

Why would they wrap a plank of wood like that?  ???

 

[image132]

Some packages don't give enough hints about what's inside, but the contents of this one are pretty darn clear.  ;D

What came via UPS

I could have sworn that Festool toaster looked different in the picture  ???

 

[southern_guy]

isn't this how they deliver power cords?

 

[Jim Becker]

In the recent class at Festool HQ, I was so impressed with how easy it was to break down 4x8' sheets that I had to get the guide.

I don't use my long rail often, but it's darn nice to have. It recently was pulled out when I was installing a subfloor in a room in the 250 year old portion of our home. I had a few rip cuts as I got to the 'far wall' and that guide was worth it's weight, for sure. Everything else was easily handled with the regular "short" rail. And, of course, there was the "almost no sawdust" benefit of working inside the house with Festool tools.

 

[WarnerConstCo.]

50% of my ts-55 use is for sub flooring.

I don't think I have broken down a nice sheet of plywood with it in the last 2 years I have had it.

Yeah, I went to the first class at Lebanon, that cost me a Kapex when I got home.
See, they have arterial motives offering those classes. [poke]