Review of the Festool Workcenter WCR 1000
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Frank Pellow
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Brice, I finally bit the bullet and purchased a WCR. I am just assembling it now and I thank both you and Aaron for the tips and the ideas about how to extend and customize the WCR.
sancho57
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Terry,
Ive had mine since Dec. I bought it because even though I have 2 MFTs I found that I put all my tools on one then had to ove them to use the MFT. Also it seemed everything I needed to use was either still on a shelf, in a drawer or on the other MFT. SoAfter the end user class I got a chance to use one and went home and bought. loaded mine up with the festool clamps, my soft hamer and light weight claw hammer, I hang 2 hoses 27 and 36mm ad the power cord, a small 24" and torpeo level, essential clamps 2 sets, my small adj combo square (4") my foldng rule a couple of tape measures etc,
Well I put all the stuff that would be walking around the shop trying to find in the middle of a project. I also set whatever power tools I am useing for this build.
its pretty good and a time saver. You could just as easily make a rolling cart to do the same thing, but as I have a small shop it was better for me to buy the WC to set on the CT to save space.
Ive had mine since Dec. I bought it because even though I have 2 MFTs I found that I put all my tools on one then had to ove them to use the MFT. Also it seemed everything I needed to use was either still on a shelf, in a drawer or on the other MFT. SoAfter the end user class I got a chance to use one and went home and bought. loaded mine up with the festool clamps, my soft hamer and light weight claw hammer, I hang 2 hoses 27 and 36mm ad the power cord, a small 24" and torpeo level, essential clamps 2 sets, my small adj combo square (4") my foldng rule a couple of tape measures etc,
Well I put all the stuff that would be walking around the shop trying to find in the middle of a project. I also set whatever power tools I am useing for this build.
its pretty good and a time saver. You could just as easily make a rolling cart to do the same thing, but as I have a small shop it was better for me to buy the WC to set on the CT to save space.
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