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[Jesse Cloud]

That's spectacular!  What a great buildout!!  Thanks for posting the progress pictures.

One question, though?  Why so many TS75's?

Congrats on a job well done.

 

[jmbfestool]

That's spectacular!  What a great buildout!!  Thanks for posting the progress pictures.

One question, though?  Why so many TS75's?

Congrats on a job well done.

Small one for general use (I use the most)  Large one for cutting Oak and thicker material.  110v for site incase I go on site.   110V tools are not as powerful or as good as 240v so I rather use 240v   also the Festool TS75/55 110V does not have electronic brake so it takes a while for the blade to stop.  Most of my tools are 240v.  I thought if I go on site I can manage without most of my tools which are 240V but not having a TS on site would suck so I got the TS75 110v all my other tools I can use my cordless tools as a replacement.  

I used my TS55 on this job and my TS75 110V for cutting out the tiles and grout with a diamond blade so the new tiles will join to the old.  

JMB

JMB

 

[woodguy7]

Man, the end result is stunning.  This is another thread i missed, i clearly need to spend more time on the FOG 

Did you do the tilling on the bathroom ?  It looks great.  I hope they are paying you for all your work or is it considered your rent  [poke]

Woodguy

 

[jmbfestool]

Yes LOL   Yeah you do! Fog should rule your life lol!  [poke]

The thing wa was hard was making sure I had NO small cut tiles or a L shape tile I HATE L shape tiles. I know its not always possible to avoid but if I can I want windows frames and insets to be on a joint  as I mentioned before unfortunately the shower area it did not work out! This was because it was easier to slop small tiles to the waist and 4 rows of small tiles was easier to achieve this but the inset as you can see was built to fit 3 rows. I could not change this as it was tanked and I did not want to break the seal and waist more time and money on repairing it.

Oh my pay is love! haahaa!  Joking  No when I finish all the jobs at my parents house they will pay for the workshop I still have to build it though! lol

Thanks you!

JMB

 

[-The Dutch Guy-]

Thats some serous construction work jmb! Really like what you did with the lights in the lower ceiling.
The end result is great!

Cheerz René 

 

[jmbfestool]

Thats some serous construction work jmb! Really like what you did with the lights in the lower ceiling.
The end result is great!

Cheerz René   

Thank you!

I should not really touch electric stuff really! Kinda know wa  I am doing I think!  Haaahaa!  I just flick the switch and hope for the best! The dimming switch is what confused me I had to research on the internet how to do that!

I got a massive shock when I was taking the wall down though! I was standing on the steps and  I was leaning against the wall with my arm and I touched the copper pipe and BANG! I felt this massive smack in my arms and my chest. At first I didnt know what happened I Was like wa the *****  Then I looked at the cable going down the wall and I could see a small section of the cable exposed! I must of cut it when I was cutting the wall.
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[Ken Nagrod]

JMB,

How'd you hit the cable with all the red writing on the wall?  [big grin]
Even the dog knows to stay away from it.

 

[jmbfestool]

You come out with some silly little things dont you! lol

 

[Ken Nagrod]

I try.  [big grin]

Anyway, nice work there!  I was wondering about all the TS75's on display till I read your answer.  Any other Festools in triplicate?

 

[jmbfestool]

I try.  [big grin]

Anyway, nice work there!  I was wondering about all the TS75's on display till I read your answer.  Any other Festools in triplacate?

Ummm??!?!?! No only the TS for now lol!  [wink]

Cheers!

JMB

Off topic as its not worth starting a new!  Whats up with all the Selling of tools on FOG man I see new Post after new post selling tools and lots.  Every one retiring?!

JMB

 

[Ken Nagrod]

It's an American thing.  Tv shows here making us believe it's the end of the world and there's no point taking your Festools with you.  I'm still holding out.

 

[Corwin]

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Off topic as its not worth starting a new!  Whats up with all the Selling of tools on FOG man I see new Post after new post selling tools and lots.  Every one retiring?!

JMB

Nah, Nickao is just cleaning his shop.    [big grin]

Hey, even Festool has noticed the increased activity -- here's what they posted on FB:[quote author=FaceBook]
Looking to buy or sell some used Festool or other woodworking related products? Check out the classifieds section on the Festool Owners Group forum. Lots of newly listed items.[/quote]

 

[Ken Nagrod]

Hey, even Festool has noticed the increased activity -- here's what they posted on FB:[quote author=FaceBook]
Looking to buy or sell some used Festool or other woodworking related products? Check out the classifieds section on the Festool Owners Group forum. Lots of newly listed items.

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I have a feeling that's Shane's way of helping those guys out.

 

[Wonderwino]

Nice work!  I really like the way you did the cabinet doors for the entertainment center.