Video Showing Knocking down sheet goods and the 2700/2 guide rail

[honeydoman]

Here is a short video showing how I knock down sheet goods with the ts55, 2700 guide rail and the parallel guides a review.  all the tools used in this video I paid for with hard earned bucks.  enjoy.

 

[joraft]

Here's another approach, although quit a bit more costly  [big grin]:

Mafell PSS 3100 SE

 

[Ken Nagrod]

John,

Where'd you find the bartender?  [big grin]

 

[joraft]

Where'd you find the bartender?  [big grin]

Ya gotta keep up, Ken, that's how the fashionable woodworker dresses these days.  [smile]

 

[Ken Nagrod]

Where'd you find the bartender?  [big grin]

Ya gotta keep up, Ken, that's how the fashionable woodworker dresses these days.  [smile]

Sorry,  I'm so used to kilts and top hats.

BTW, thanks for that video, Kreg!

 

[honeydoman]

Thanks ken but wow a track saw that takes off and comes back all by itself. And if you owned that you can dress however you want!

 

[Ken Nagrod]

Don't worry Kreg.  It's just a fancier version of a bandana wrapped around the TS55's trigger and yanking the cord to pull it back (JOKE- DON'T TRY THIS).  [tongue]

 

[joraft]

BTW, thanks for that video, Kreg!

Yes, thanks, Kreg, good video.

Sorry if I intruded in your thread with that Mafell. I just found it fascinating.

Only $2700 for the whole setup, plus blades of course.  [smile]

 

[Ken Nagrod]

JMB's out buying one right now.

 

[GhostFist]

I don't know why I would need an automatic saw to rip an 8' sheet down. Neat technology but the festool method seems faster and cheaper

 

[honeydoman]

JMB's out buying one right now.

Sorry ken I just ordered the last one in the us. Now I have to go and buy the waiter outfit!  Lol

 

[joraft]

I don't know why I would need an automatic saw to rip an 8' sheet down. Neat technology but the festool method seems faster and cheaper

The primary reason is that it's hard to drink a beer while pushing a TS 55.  [smile]

 

[GhostFist]

touche

 

[mouppe]

WTF Kreg, I was watching your work pants video review with my kids (don't ask!) and now I have a 5 year-old and a 3 year-old who want their own pair!

The 3 year-old likes your "headband" by the way!

 

[Henning]

Kreg, I was watching your work pants video review with my kids (don't ask!) and now I have a 5 year-old and a 3 year-old who want their own pair!

The 3 year-old likes your "headband" by the way!

You'll be happy to know they have a kids line then!
Couldn't find it on the us site, but here it is on the Norwegian one:http://www.blaklader.com/no/produkt...18481977-vinterbukse-barn/marinebla-gul-8933/

 

[honeydoman]

Kreg, I was watching your work pants video review with my kids (don't ask!) and now I have a 5 year-old and a 3 year-old who want their own pair!

The 3 year-old likes your "headband" by the way!

That's great!  I copied that comment and posted on blakladers Facebook page so they could read it !

Email me your address at. Kregscustomcarpentry@Gmail.com
And I will send your son a signed bandana on me! 

 

[vwdave]

I need to get a work outfit like that.. [scared]

 

[mouppe]

Kreg, I was watching your work pants video review with my kids (don't ask!) and now I have a 5 year-old and a 3 year-old who want their own pair!

The 3 year-old likes your "headband" by the way!

That's great!  I copied that comment and posted on blakladers Facebook page so they could read it !

Email me your address at. Kregscustomcarpentry@Gmail.com
And I will send your son a signed bandana on me! 

Hi Kreg,

Thanks for the offer but I'm in Canada so it could be a bit of a hassle for you. But keep the videos coming, we all love watching them!

Richard.

 

[mike metz]

Norm would be very upset with Kreg.. He's not wearing Safety Glasses!!  [eek].. Great video otherwise!

 

[Wim]

Where'd you find the bartender?  [big grin]

Ya gotta keep up, Ken, that's how the fashionable woodworker dresses these days.  [smile]

This is the official costume of a German furniture-maker. After quite a long study and apprenticeship you may call yourself Meister Schreiner or Meister Tischler. I have seen them at work in their costume, but I think it is more used for official events nowadays.
I think the German Foggers will be more knowledgeable about this and may tell you more.