Vecturo - sanding accessories
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foleygeorge
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This is a real pain. We have an old (allen key fix) Fein supercut and it takes delta heads no problem. Bought a new vecturo only to find out it can't do any sanding. Festool please sort this out
I don't get the Vecturo.
Well I get what the tool does, but I don't understand why Festool would want to spend their time in this overcrowded tool market, it just doesn't seem very innovative to me, Multi tools seem to be made by almost every other tool manufacturer for all levels of budget.
I know this is a professional Multi tool but so is the Fein's Super Cut which sells for half the price of the Basic Vecturo without the depth stop down here.
The depth stop here costs another $225, you could get a Multi master 250 Q with a few blades and sanding pads for what the depth stop on its own costs.
I would expect the Vecturo to be well made and I don't doubt that it isn't but does this tool bring anything new or above to the Multi tool market apart from a depth stop.
I would be interested to know from those who've got one, if the Vecturo has proved to be any better or more useful than the Super Cut.
Well I get what the tool does, but I don't understand why Festool would want to spend their time in this overcrowded tool market, it just doesn't seem very innovative to me, Multi tools seem to be made by almost every other tool manufacturer for all levels of budget.
I know this is a professional Multi tool but so is the Fein's Super Cut which sells for half the price of the Basic Vecturo without the depth stop down here.
The depth stop here costs another $225, you could get a Multi master 250 Q with a few blades and sanding pads for what the depth stop on its own costs.
I would expect the Vecturo to be well made and I don't doubt that it isn't but does this tool bring anything new or above to the Multi tool market apart from a depth stop.
I would be interested to know from those who've got one, if the Vecturo has proved to be any better or more useful than the Super Cut.
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Not sure how there can be much confusion here.
This is how FestoolUSA describes the tool: https://www.festoolusa.com/power-tools/oscillating-multitools/oscillating-multi-tool-vecturo-os-400-563006
No reference to sanding. Just cutting, scraping and scoring.
They have 14 sanders, why should this need to be one?
This is how FestoolUSA describes the tool: https://www.festoolusa.com/power-tools/oscillating-multitools/oscillating-multi-tool-vecturo-os-400-563006
No reference to sanding. Just cutting, scraping and scoring.
They have 14 sanders, why should this need to be one?
TheTrooper
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So disappointed in the half hearted thought process behind this tool. No vacuum attachment or sanding option? I use oscillating tool everyday and find it a huge pain to hold a vacuum hose in one hand and the tool in the other. I use it to replace hardwood flooring and I use the rasp to clean Thinset mortar. Really wanted the festool version to be better than the $89 Rigid. [mad]
