Your Festool Purchases (SECOND Purchase Only)

How Much Did You Spend on Your SECOND Festool Tool Purchase (total of all tools in the purchase)?


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Everyone,
This poll will help me understand members and make decisions about the forum to better benefit everyone!  Since the forum is separate and independent of Festool, this kind of information must come from members.  The information is anonymous, of course.

Please, kindly take a moment and vote for one of the amounts shown above.  I greatly appreciate everyone's input here.

As always, feel free to post questions and comments below.

Stay in touch,
Matthew
 
Good Morning,
Thank you everyone for your responses so far!  I've received several notes from members asking for voting options beyond $1500.  I have added a few more.

Everyone who voted for the "Over $1500" in the original poll, please edit your vote to be more specific!

Thank you again!  This information is extremely valuable.

Stay in touch,
Matthew
 
So, silly question: I think my second and third Festool purchases were consumables. It took quite a bit of sandpaper and a saw blade and such 'til I bought the Domino. So answering the second and third purchases with that would make my first $3300, and thereafter a couple of hundred bucks a visit.

Is that what you were shooting for?
 
Santa brought me the TS 55 for Christmas.  I told Ms. Clause it would help get her kitchen remodeling done faster.  ::)
 
Matthew Schenker said:
I'm mainly interested in tool purchases here.  But that's a good point.

Okay, so I'll answer for tool purchases, but that makes the
 
Hi Mathew. Should my answer include the extra sand paper? My first purchase was a TS-75 but my second was only an ETS125eq I did buy about 100.00 bucks of sand paper.
 
After reading some of the answers here, I can say with all my purchases in the last week counting as my first purchase to get started about $3550.  Does the make me a Festool junkie?
 
My second purchase was a OF1010 with an adaptor for the CMS table. Still no CT, so even more sawdust on the floor. But very content with the Festool concept.
 
My home's previous owner used a water based finish on all the louvered closet doors, and the rough surface has nagged me since we moved in, 18 months ago.  Not enough to move them all down to the shop and hand-sand them, but a frequent reminder of that exact task looming in the (one day, some day) future.

One evening I read the DX-93 review, saw it works for exactly that job, thought about my last two months' experience with the 150/3 and CT33, then called my dealer and told him to get me one.  Then called him back and added some consumables.  Again to add a TS55 Panther blade, as I'd had some issues ripping a piece of 8/4 cherry the previous week with the stock TS55 blade.

Haven't actually gotten around to sanding any of the door louvers, but having a new Festool for the task is almost as good.

-jon-
 
Midi.

I didn't have an extension cord and the ETS125 needed a friend.  I guess it 'collects dust' pretty well.  ;)
 
vac hose to work with my ridgid shop vac. constuction is down its ben hard . my price has come down to get work and i am happy to get it . love my track saw
 
I just found all these polls which are quite interesting. I'm alarmed that my 2nd purchase was way over $2000 dollars but at least 9% of respondents are as enlightened or stupid as me!
 
My second purchase was October 1 to take advantage of the sanders and accessories price cuts.  I picked up the Rotex 90 that fateful Saturday and indulged in a demo.  When done the guy doing the demo had his abrasives systainer with him and gave me five of each grit of Granat Deltex abrasives. 

Side note:  I noticed the CXS there and he demoed that for me and my mom being retired wanted to come with me saw how my eyes lit up when working with Festool's products decided on the spot to buy me the CXS set.  Technically I can't count the drill as the third purchase as I didn't pay for it.
 
The second purchase was a TS 55. Haven't used it that much, but when I do it is a huge difference maker over trying to wrestle large sheets on a table saw.

 
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