Packard
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I saw that, but the width of that Systainer appears to be predetermined by the Sistainer's rolling cart.
upcoming Festool CSC SYC 50 EBI
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I want that, yesterday!
Seth
Seth
Vondawg
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Ya what is going on ? Can’t see what everyone is talking about…[member=58842]guybo[/member] ?
Cheese
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That looked like a custom sized Systainer to me.
And for any of you internet spelunkers out there, here is the official name that was on both the saw & the Systainer.
CSC SYS 50 EBI
And for any of you internet spelunkers out there, here is the official name that was on both the saw & the Systainer.
CSC SYS 50 EBI
It did look like it was a small group of possibly Festool employees and Festool related people. On the other hand it was clearly being demoed at an event set up, in front of a paint store / hardware store. So not exactly the best idea if your trying to be secret. [blink] [huh]
Seth
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Cheese
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DynaGlide said:
You're right Matt...my memory isn't that good. [smile] I was busy working on some CMS modifications yesterday and started to watch the video but decided I'd watch it later, just happened to write the name down "just in case". I know what can happen on this forum. [smile]
Returned to watch the video last night...gone.
Cheese
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rmwarren
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Did they mention finger-saver tech in the saw?
I have a little-used DW jobsite saw, about the only thing that'd make me replace it would be a ~$1K SawStop (I'm familiar with their new offering) with the slider. For that, I might consider overlooking the friggin' batteries.
Not that I expect it to be anywhere near $1K.
RMW
I have a little-used DW jobsite saw, about the only thing that'd make me replace it would be a ~$1K SawStop (I'm familiar with their new offering) with the slider. For that, I might consider overlooking the friggin' batteries.
Not that I expect it to be anywhere near $1K.
RMW
luvmytoolz
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Richard/RMW said:
I watched the video before it disappeared, and from what I could see, it looked to me like there was no room for the finger saver tech. Could be wrong though but it was a pretty compact unit.
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German page here for maybe an older model?:https://www.festool.de/produkte/saegen/tischzugsaegen/574772---cs-50-ebg-set#overview
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Cheese said:
It wouldn’t have been that International Lone Star one in France, [member=44099]Cheese[/member] - even if Festool had paid $zillions to get it over here from NA. US trucks are of absolutely no use in Europe because of regulations limiting the length of the overall truck/trailer rig. That’s why every semi in Europe is hauled by a short-length cabover - to maximise trailer capacity within the overall maximum rig length. In NA, the only restriction applies to the length of the trailer on its own - so it can legally be hauled by a semi tractor with a bonnet (hood) the length of a football field, and an apartment-block-sized sleeper cab bolted to the back. I once saw a video about a guy who had a custom stretched Kenworth which was almost as long as his trailer. I'm also guessing that as a German manufacturer, Festool Europe would use a German semi tractor - either M.A.N. or Mercedes-Benz.
Plus - if you zoom in on the pic, the guy sitting with his back to the camera is wearing a baseball cap and holding a beer. He therefore has to be American [big grin] [big grin]
