OF 1010 Router is dangerous

erikfsn

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After having some fun with my $400 router (with tax). I started perusing the Festool catalog.

I could easily spend over $2000 on accessories and I already have 3 guide rails and 2 vacuums.

Erik
 
Not sure that I would call them "Accessories" but I can see it is pretty easy to get hooked into spending $5000 on Festools....

Best,

Notorious...
 
erikfsn said:
After having some fun with my $400 router (with tax). I started perusing the Festool catalog.

I could easily spend over $2000 on accessories and I already have 3 guide rails and 2 vacuums.

Erik

well you could blow it on strippers, but at least you still have the router?  I just bought the 1400 yesterday and getting ready to go down to the basement and play.
 
Only tools more dangerous were the ATF 55 w/guide rail and MFT and Ct 33 and>>>>>>>>>>>
Tinker
 
See now, I'm teetering the the verge of buying the OF 1010 (my very first Festool and first router, for that matter) and reading posts like this actually give me a feeling of creeping dread...am I doomed, if I make this one, reasonably modest little purchase..?

Mac  :-[
 
hook line and sinker, lost in space, gone to the devil

but you will never regret it

its designed for 8mm shank cutters so its more powerful than many 1/4 shank routers

it is also a genuine one handed router
 
When my wife finds out and files for divorce, I'm going to ask her to speak to you, Tom. I blame you.
 
Notorious T.O.D. said:
Not sure that I would call them "Accessories" but I can see it is pretty easy to get hooked into spending $5000 on Festools....

Best,

Notorious...

If you can only get to $5k then you must not have gotten all of the way through the catalog ;)
 
Mac said:
When my wife finds out and files for divorce, I'm going to ask her to speak to you, Tom. I blame you.

Get a "straw buyer" (like you used for your 'Saturday Night Special') so her divorce lawyer can't get his oily palms on it.
 
John Langevin said:
Mac said:
When my wife finds out and files for divorce, I'm going to ask her to speak to you, Tom. I blame you.

Get a "straw buyer" (like you used for your 'Saturday Night Special') so her divorce lawyer can't get his oily palms on it.

Can I get a limey translation please?

To address the thread:
The green slope is a slippery one but once you've started sliding down it, you'll wonder how you ever got by stumbling along with other stuff.
 
I have the same sick feeling?

Started with the TS-75 EBQ, with rails, then got the CTL 33, the OF 1010 with rail attachment and the HL-850EB plus.

I promise that after the parallel guides, systainer for OF 1010 and accessories for planer I'm going to stop buying festool stuff.

I promise!
 
straw buyer = someone who performs on your behalf in a transaction, employing whatever deceptive or exclusionary means necessary to keep your identity and/or involvement anonymous
saturday night special = small gun often (unfortunately) used during saturday night bar brawls, usually involving many bottles of booze, a woman, lots of jealousy and boat loads of testosterone. Gun is typically very small revolver, .25 or .38 caliber (if memory serves right, technically it's a 38)
 
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