jujigatame
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- May 4, 2010
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I have been working on this project for the last 7 months in my free time.
In my bedroom we had a 80's era Formica built in wall unit. Very structurally sound, and functional, but ugly.
I decided to reface it with Brazillian Walnut that I got on clearance very cheap.
I never had a Festool tool before this project, and I can honestly say that I don't think I could have completed it without Festool.
The dust the wood makes is the worst I have ever encountered. Worse even than MDF. This wood is hard, one of the hardest. Even the TS55 made more dust than I expected, but still less than with my tablesaw. My RO125 was a savior though. Hooked up to the CT22 there was almost no dust when sanding, it was almost a miracle!
During the course of this project I purchased a TS55, CT22 RO125, MFT/3 and DTS 400. I can't wait to tackle my next project, refacing my kitchen cabinets!
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In my bedroom we had a 80's era Formica built in wall unit. Very structurally sound, and functional, but ugly.
I decided to reface it with Brazillian Walnut that I got on clearance very cheap.
I never had a Festool tool before this project, and I can honestly say that I don't think I could have completed it without Festool.
The dust the wood makes is the worst I have ever encountered. Worse even than MDF. This wood is hard, one of the hardest. Even the TS55 made more dust than I expected, but still less than with my tablesaw. My RO125 was a savior though. Hooked up to the CT22 there was almost no dust when sanding, it was almost a miracle!
During the course of this project I purchased a TS55, CT22 RO125, MFT/3 and DTS 400. I can't wait to tackle my next project, refacing my kitchen cabinets!
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