Tool gloat

[Douglas Robinson]

I just brought home a Festool Multifunction 1080 table I bought thru CL for $250. Except for a couple of bolts it is as good as new.:eusa_danc

Doug

 

[Travis Porter]

I saw that. YOU SUCK BAD.

What did you think of the vac and router?

 

[Toddler]

I saw it too. Do you need the festools special circular saw to use it?

Todd

 

[jeff...]

suck

 

[Douglas Robinson]

Travis everything looked as good as new.

Toddler, I alredy have the Festool circular saw jig saw and ROS. This will make sheet good cutting even easier!

FWIW: I told him to post it here:icon_thum

Doug

 

[sapwood]

YOU SUCK (good on the multifunction table)!
YOU SUCK (bad for not posting gloat on the other festool products) :lol:

Roger

 

[cpowell]

Technically, No Pics, didn't happen. :lol:

Guess I'll give you a pre-pic You Suck!!

I would really like to see a pic if you can post one.

Chuck

 

[Douglas Robinson]

OK Chuck here is a pic:

:-D

Doug

 

[MikeL]

Very nice addition Chuck. I saw those tools in action for the first time at the Greensboro show. They were very impressive. I couldn't believe how quiet the vacuum was. Congrats!

 

[SteveColes]

I have that too, but I haven't really set it up yet. How difficult is it to take off the rail and miter guage and then re-install them and still have everything to be still in alighnment

 

[Tarhead]

Doug,
Congrats on the MFT (and the Systainer full of tools in the background too!)
Steve,
I've had mine for ~1.5yrs and never needed to take the fence and miter off. Just use a good square to set it up. Jerry Work has a great link for setting up an MFT here:
http://www.festoolusa.com/Web_files/Getting_the_most_from_the_MFT_multifunction_table.pdf

 

[SteveColes]

Doug,
Congrats on the MFT (and the Systainer full of tools in the background too!)
Steve,
I've had mine for ~1.5yrs and never needed to take the fence and miter off. Just use a good square to set it up. Jerry Work has a great link for setting up an MFT here:
http://www.festoolusa.com/Web_files/Getting_the_most_from_the_MFT_multifunction_table.pdf

But I know I'll want to take them off to use the table for general work too.

 

[SteveColes]

Doug,
Congrats on the MFT (and the Systainer full of tools in the background too!)
Steve,
I've had mine for ~1.5yrs and never needed to take the fence and miter off. Just use a good square to set it up. Jerry Work has a great link for setting up an MFT here:
http://www.festoolusa.com/Web_files/Getting_the_most_from_the_MFT_multifunction_table.pdf

That's a great article,but you'll notice that he takes the guide and miter off for a lot of different jobs. But if it is hard to re-align when putting back:shocked7fl: :sad9cd: