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Due to worldwide price increases in high-quality raw materials and transportation, as of February 1, 2009
Festool USA will be increasing its retail prices.

As an offer to our loyal customers, we are sending this email as a notification of this increase. We’d like to invite you to act now and save before this price increase takes effect. Please take this chance and shop now for those items you have been considering, and save today.



http://www.japanwoodworker.com/dept....&dept_id=12831


So, get those orders in if you are on the edge! No tax, free shipping, and lock in today's prices!
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Re: Festool Prices Going Up, AGAIN

I have Festool (used and new), and although I stay in sticker shock, the quality, service and support are second to none. I only have one negative other than cost. They don't take standard bits in the drills.

Otherwise, they are outstanding. I just got a used Festool drill and a new Makita 18V Lithium. The Festool being 12 volts still out lasts and has more torque than the Makita.

Still, having any tool is better than no tool.
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