mac sparrow
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- Dec 14, 2013
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It has often been said Festool tools aren't built for site work, or that they are relegated to the workshop. I came across this TS55EQ on a site recently that was beat up, dented, scratched and even cracked. The guy left the saw in a busy corridor where other trades might have kicked it, he didn't care, it was a tool to do the job and it was great to see a well used tool still going strong.
I was pleasantly surprised how many Festools were on this site, CXS, TS55's, tracks, routers, BHC 18 and a number of systainers I didn't quite catch what were in them.
I was pleasantly surprised how many Festools were on this site, CXS, TS55's, tracks, routers, BHC 18 and a number of systainers I didn't quite catch what were in them.