What Festool Did You buy Today?

picked up a special deal from the festool european tour truck:
ts 55 rebq in systainer with 48 tooth blade
fs 1400 rail
24 tooth blade
extra edge for the rail

all for 540€ with taxes [emoji2]
 
Today I bought systainer:
90 year aniversary for my sanding pads and papers,
Sand papers Granat,  Rubin

and in next week i would like to buy new RO 150:))
 
Mbconstructionjoinery said:
Picked up a domino xl700 and all 3 domino boxes today and ordered the Seneca imperial thickness gauge + shim and the d500 cutter adaptor which should arrive early next week

  I would be interested how you get on with the adaptor, I purchased the 700 a couple of weeks ago , I also have the 500  and  I am curious how many 700 owners get by with just the 700.

  Thanks.

  Clive.
 
griffs said:
Mbconstructionjoinery said:
Picked up a domino xl700 and all 3 domino boxes today and ordered the Seneca imperial thickness gauge + shim and the d500 cutter adaptor which should arrive early next week

  I would be interested how you get on with the adaptor, I purchased the 700 a couple of weeks ago , I also have the 500  and  I am curious how many 700 owners get by with just the 700.

  Thanks.

  Clive.

I have used "just the 700" for years. I really like it in all aspects. The adapter is great and for box work I mainly stick to 5 and 6mm bits. It hasn't steered me wrong yet!

I would say that the only complex task is if you have to make a mortise in the field of a panel (to attach a shelf/etc). It takes a little more thinking and if you do it enough, you will come up with some jigs to make it easier.

I love the heft of the machine and how smooth it all works.

If you do a lot of mixed work (doing 5 & 6mm work plus some 10mm work) on a single project, then a single 700 might become a PITA pretty quick. If not, it is a great medium without any real compromises.

Oh, and if you mostly do 4mm stuff, stick with a 500.

Cheers. Bryan.
 
I have just purchased the Domino df500. Even if i only work a few times a year, after building a small woodshed, i realized, how much work i would have saved if i had one df500 before.
 
When I picked up some Festool-parts from the shop, yesterday, I could not stop myself from buying a RO 150…  [big grin]. Looking forward to using it. Waiting for the rain to stop.
 
My fiancé got me a df500 q for my birthday! She is the best!

 

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blaszcsj said:
My fiancé got me a df500 q for my birthday! She is the best!
Ha! Same thing happened to me when my Fiancé and I married! Dude......gotta make good on the vows now ;)
 
PDC-18 for one of my installers to field test.
Kapex ks 120 for my own shop.
Centrotec handle. (just because)
 
griffs said:
Mbconstructionjoinery said:
Picked up a domino xl700 and all 3 domino boxes today and ordered the Seneca imperial thickness gauge + shim and the d500 cutter adaptor which should arrive early next week

  I would be interested how you get on with the adaptor, I purchased the 700 a couple of weeks ago , I also have the 500  and  I am curious how many 700 owners get by with just the 700.

  Thanks.

  Clive.

I had both a DF500 and a DF700XL until I got the Seneca Adapter and Domishims, now all I have is the DF700XL.

I use it for everything and even use a lot of the 4mm Dominos with it with no issues, just plunge very slowly. As the 4mm cutter is quite a bit shorter than the other DF500 cutters you need to set the cut to 20mm plunge depth to get a 10mm deep hole for the 4mm Domino.
 
I just bought the c18 and its brilliant its actualy lighter than my c12 nicah must be the li 18 v 5.2 battery
 
Ed Bray said:
griffs said:
Mbconstructionjoinery said:
Picked up a domino xl700 and all 3 domino boxes today and ordered the Seneca imperial thickness gauge + shim and the d500 cutter adaptor which should arrive early next week

  I would be interested how you get on with the adaptor, I purchased the 700 a couple of weeks ago , I also have the 500  and  I am curious how many 700 owners get by with just the 700.

  Thanks.

  Clive.

I had both a DF500 and a DF700XL until I got the Seneca Adapter and Domishims, now all I have is the DF700XL.

I use it for everything and even use a lot of the 4mm Dominos with it with no issues, just plunge very slowly. As the 4mm cutter is quite a bit shorter than the other DF500 cutters you need to set the cut to 20mm plunge depth to get a 10mm deep hole for the 4mm Domino.

Do you buy these adaptors direct from the usa or any dealer in the uk.
 
griffs said:
Ed Bray said:
griffs said:
Mbconstructionjoinery said:
Picked up a domino xl700 and all 3 domino boxes today and ordered the Seneca imperial thickness gauge + shim and the d500 cutter adaptor which should arrive early next week

  I would be interested how you get on with the adaptor, I purchased the 700 a couple of weeks ago , I also have the 500  and  I am curious how many 700 owners get by with just the 700.

  Thanks.

  Clive.

I had both a DF500 and a DF700XL until I got the Seneca Adapter and Domishims, now all I have is the DF700XL.

I use it for everything and even use a lot of the 4mm Dominos with it with no issues, just plunge very slowly. As the 4mm cutter is quite a bit shorter than the other DF500 cutters you need to set the cut to 20mm plunge depth to get a 10mm deep hole for the 4mm Domino.

Do you buy these adaptors direct from the usa or any dealer in the uk.

He got them from me :)
i got them from Seneca in the usa.
 
ospb2014 said:
got a nice delivery today

Kapex Ks120 with the UG set

and a 2.6 a CXS

v happy today  :)

Sounds good :)

I just ordered:

Festool DOMINO joining machine DF 700 EQ-Plus GB 240V DOMINO XL
Code: 574420

Festool Beechwood DOMINO XL assortment DS/XL D12/D14 128 BU
Code: 498205

Festool Beechwood DOMINO XL assortment DS/XL D8/D10 306 BU
Code: 498204

Festool DOMINO Sipo D 12x750/22 MAU
Code: 498692

Festool DOMINO Sipo D 14x750/18 MAU
Code: 498693

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didn't get it quite today, a few weeks ago, actually, the Syslite Uni.  Never thought I would pay over a $100 for a flashlight when you include the battery but it's well worth it. Had to do some work under the kitchen sink and it cast great light onto the subject.  My wife even lets me keep in the kitchen pantry!  ;D
 
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