http://www.festool.net/mediandoweb/i...=1&PARENT=1690

Of all the tools I have (and i have alot) this is the best thing since
sliced bread
accurate. soft start braked stop highly accurate.
If you are tired of handling 8 x 4's on a table this is the tool to buy
amazing will post a few pics soon
connor



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"Connor Aston" wrote in message
newsp.s0w0iac2qkab0d@vigor13...
http://www.festool.net/mediandoweb/i...=1&PARENT=1690

Of all the tools I have (and i have alot) this is the best thing since
sliced bread
accurate. soft start braked stop highly accurate.
If you are tired of handling 8 x 4's on a table this is the tool to buy
amazing will post a few pics soon
connor

Wood shop demos did some reviews of this saw system. They can be viewed at

http://woodshopdemos.com/men-fes.htm

Apparently there is a new saw available now that is even better than the one
reviewed above.

In article ,
"Lee Michaels" wrote:

Apparently there is a new saw available now that is even better than the one
reviewed above.

I hitched my wagon on to those crazy Festool people some time ago..I
can't wait what they will do next!

Great review and pictures thanks
Only problem is I now want the router!!! . . . Jingle bells santas on his
way?



On Sun, 27 Nov 2005 20:38:52 -0000, Lee Michaels
wrote:


"Connor Aston" wrote in message
newsp.s0w0iac2qkab0d@vigor13...
http://www.festool.net/mediandoweb/i...=1&PARENT=1690

Of all the tools I have (and i have alot) this is the best thing since
sliced bread
accurate. soft start braked stop highly accurate.
If you are tired of handling 8 x 4's on a table this is the tool to buy
amazing will post a few pics soon
connor

Wood shop demos did some reviews of this saw system. They can be viewed
at

http://woodshopdemos.com/men-fes.htm

Apparently there is a new saw available now that is even better than the
one
reviewed above.






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If I cant make it - I'll Try!

Connor Aston wrote:
http://www.festool.net/mediandoweb/i...=1&PARENT=1690

Of all the tools I have (and i have alot) this is the best thing since
sliced bread.

I don't have enough shop room to rip full panels so I use an old
circular saw with a custom traveller and one of these:

http://www.leevalley.com/wood/page.a...at=1,240,45313

Works pretty well.

Chris