FestitaMakool said:That’s probably A LOT cheaper than buying a tool to get the football for free [big grin]
Coen said:Yardbird said:Coen said:Driving 120 miles to pick up a rail... the rail must be about free at that point [huh]
Well, actually it was two rails and that is round trip, so 60 miles one way. But 120 miles makes a better story. When I picked them up, he said he had something else to see if I was interested. He brought out two rail ratchet clamps still in packages and asked me if I had any idea what they were. I showed him how they slide into the rail, and he asked me if I would be interested in them. I asked how much, he said $20 for the pair, and I think I got a paper cut pulling my money out of my billfold. He said that was better than throwing them away, so we both came out ahead. I imagine some day my kids will treat my stuff the same way.
Coen said:Haha. I like your attempt to stir the hornets nest [tongue]
Paul_HKI said:Picked up the SE2 option for the VAC SYS, ordered in from Germany last week by the local subsidiary. Build date was mid February this year, so they're clearly not just shifting old stock. Glad to have it as it'll be used this summer for a specific project, now I have the experience using the basic kit to know just how useful it can be. I'm even happier that it didn't come in a Sys3. [laughing]
The unfortunate thing about going to get Festool tools is that there is often a temptation to pick up something else, which lead me to get the CT-VA-20 that has been occasionally wished for in my workshop when I'm using the CT26 and a HL 850 planer.
And some more 14x140 dominos, as I'm down to a handful at this stage.
While I was sorting that lot out, my Festool dealer here said that "Summer is nearly here in Finland, so I have something for you". He handed me a Festool umbrella. Wise guy. Funny. ;D
MrToolJunkie said:scraper blades for the LS130 before they are gone...
Dan C said:Somehow found a vac sys.
woodbutcherbower said:As an FOG member well-known for his continuous heavy Festool investment (bags, splinter strips etc. all as the post above), I thought I'd continue my spending spree, since my existing cleanup tools are worn down to their tubular sockets [sad]
I'm probably keeping the company in business single-handed.
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