Systainer port & Kapex stand from Russia

[Shaman_49]

Hello.
My  name is Alex, I'm from Kaliningrad, Russia
This is my systainer port & Kapex stand, I finished it 2 days ago.

SYS1 - 7 (5 occupied)
SYS2 - 4 (3 occupied)
SYS3 - 6 (4 occupied)
SYS4 - 2 (2 occupied)
SYS5 - 1 (vacant)

 

[jmbfestool]

Nice!

Welcome!

EDITED:
YES Just beat you to it Alan!  Just seen your name at the top of this thread!

 

[peter halle]

Alex,

[welcome] to the Forum!  Very nice setup!

What kind of woodworking do you do?  We don't have many members from Russia here.

Peter

 

[Shaman_49]

Alex,

[welcome] to the Forum!  Very nice setup!

What kind of woodworking do you do?  We don't have many members from Russia here.

Peter

Furniture and interior parts most of all

Some of my projects you could see here:
http://curonian.livejournal.com/

 

[Alan m]

[welcome] to the fog
jmb :'(

nice syport and mitersaw station.

i dont like way the blade guard is held up . but needs must.

 

[Shaman_49]

[welcome] to the fog
jmb :'(

nice syport and mitersaw station.

i dont like way the blade guard is held up . but needs must.

Russians don't need any guards It's a joke
I held it up cause it sticks all the time

 

[semenza]

Hi Shaman_49,

Welcome to the FOG !  [smile]

Nice compact , fully contained set up. I see that you have the Festool belt sander  [cool]

Seth

 

[Shaman_49]

Hi Shaman_49,

Welcome to the FOG !  [smile]

Nice compact , fully contained set up. I see that you have the Festool belt sander  [cool]

Seth

Yes, I have
Awesome machine

 

[jmbfestool]

I some times hold mine up with a wedge when I need to!  I dont like doing it!  I sometimes feel the blade draft on my arm when I forget I wedged the guard up and think dam da was close!  BUT unfortunately I have to wedge it up sometimes as the guard just gets in the way so much it deflects the blade or it gets hooked and stops me from cutting!  

I just wish festool made the guard  so I could reach it with my thumb like Dewalts and Makitas chopsaws!   This would be ALOT safer as I could just flip the guard up with my thumb when I need to and when im finished I just let go and the blade is covered again!  

JMB

 

[Shaman_49]

It's more comfortable for me to work without blade guard.

You may work with it, as you wish.

 

[JLB builders LLC]

Welcome to the forum and nice shop set up.  [smile]

 

[Shaman_49]

Thanks

 

[Alan m]

that is a really nice set up. plent of systainers and plenty of expantion  [wink] [wink].
care to share the rest of your shop

also some nice pieces you made in the link

 

[Shaman_49]

When I bought my first Festool instrument (Domino), my wife told me - "You're in the sect now"  ;D

 

[Shaman_49]

I have one question for you.

It cost me about $250 (in roubles, of course). How much it will cost where you live?

(sorry for my english, I hope you understanding me )

 

[Shaman_49]

If you buy new the least expensive set, currently the price is $800 US or about 24961 roubles.

Sounds like you did real well in your purchase.

No, I meant how much the same hand-made sysport will cost for you.

 

[atogrf1]

VERY, VERY nice!!!!!  I like it!!!!

I am training my own little "Russian Woodworker" at home.
(adopted my 2 kiddies from Nizhny Novgorod, Russia).

 

[Alan m]

i couldnt see myself building that for less than 200 euro (about 250 us)

 

[atogrf1]

Using cheaper plywood, I would say that $250 is right after you add in all the drawer slides, lumber, fasteners, etc.
If you jumped to Baltic Birch, I would say it might be closer to $350 or $400 or so.

 

[Shaman_49]

Yes, It made of 15 and 20 mm birch plywood.

material prices in our city:

15 mm - 800-850 roubles (about $25-28) per 1,5*1,5 m sheet
20 mm - 1100-1200 roubles (about $35-38) per 1,5*1,5 m sheet
Also I used cheaper drawer slide, $3,5 per set ($70 total)