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The FESTOOL effect
I have been watching prices on woodworking stuff climb lately.
Especially on junk items. Woodcraft especially. What I think it is, and I've seen this before. You get a premium line in like Festool, and people will pay the price. So then the other manufacturers and retailers figure if they raise the price people will think its a finer product. I am watching some real low end stuff skyrocket. Be careful out there. |
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tiredofspam wrote:
I have been watching prices on woodworking stuff climb lately. Especially on junk items. Woodcraft especially. What I think it is, and I've seen this before. You get a premium line in like Festool, and people will pay the price. So then the other manufacturers and retailers figure if they raise the price people will think its a finer product. I am watching some real low end stuff skyrocket. What sort of items in particular? Be careful out there. |
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tiredofspam wrote:
I have been watching prices on woodworking stuff climb lately. Especially on junk items. Woodcraft especially. What I think it is, and I've seen this before. You get a premium line in like Festool, and people will pay the price. So then the other manufacturers and retailers figure if they raise the price people will think its a finer product. I am watching some real low end stuff skyrocket. Be careful out there. I dunno. I've got a coupon (you can have one too by visiting their website) for the HF Multifunction Miracle Twitching Tool for $16.77! That seems like a DROP in price... |
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"tiredofspam" nospam.nospam.com wrote in message ... I have been watching prices on woodworking stuff climb lately. Especially on junk items. Woodcraft especially. What I think it is, and I've seen this before. You get a premium line in like Festool, and people will pay the price. So then the other manufacturers and retailers figure if they raise the price people will think its a finer product. I am watching some real low end stuff skyrocket. Be careful out there. I see the opposite. Take for instance, the Festool Multitool. I see the same tool made by and/or for Rockwell, Craftsman, Harbor Freight, etc. at a much lower price and yet to see any price increases. I would think the idea is to offer lower pricing to beat the competition. That appears what I've been seeing. |
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"Meanie" wrote:
"tiredofspam" nospam.nospam.com wrote in message ... I have been watching prices on woodworking stuff climb lately. Especially on junk items. Woodcraft especially. What I think it is, and I've seen this before. You get a premium line in like Festool, and people will pay the price. So then the other manufacturers and retailers figure if they raise the price people will think its a finer product. I am watching some real low end stuff skyrocket. Be careful out there. I see the opposite. Take for instance, the Festool Multitool. I see the same tool made by and/or for Rockwell, Craftsman, Harbor Freight, etc. at a much lower price and yet to see any price increases. I would think the idea is to offer lower pricing to beat the competition. That appears what I've been seeing. WTF is a "Festool Multitool"? -- www.ewoodshop.com |
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"Swingman" wrote: WTF is a "Festool Multitool"? --------------------------------------------------- Down boyG. Lew |
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On 12/14/2012 9:54 PM, Lew Hodgett wrote:
"Swingman" wrote: WTF is a "Festool Multitool"? --------------------------------------------------- Down boyG. Hell no ... I just might _need_ one!! -- eWoodShop: www.eWoodShop.com Wood Shop: www.e-WoodShop.net https://plus.google.com/114902129577517371552/posts KarlCaillouet@ (the obvious) |
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"Swingman" wrote WTF is a "Festool Multitool"? Easy there Karl. You don't want to get Leon all excited now... |
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On 12/14/2012 10:13 PM, Swingman wrote:
"Meanie" wrote: "tiredofspam" nospam.nospam.com wrote in message ... I have been watching prices on woodworking stuff climb lately. Especially on junk items. Woodcraft especially. What I think it is, and I've seen this before. You get a premium line in like Festool, and people will pay the price. So then the other manufacturers and retailers figure if they raise the price people will think its a finer product. I am watching some real low end stuff skyrocket. Be careful out there. I see the opposite. Take for instance, the Festool Multitool. I see the same tool made by and/or for Rockwell, Craftsman, Harbor Freight, etc. at a much lower price and yet to see any price increases. I would think the idea is to offer lower pricing to beat the competition. That appears what I've been seeing. WTF is a "Festool Multitool"? Think of a green swiss army knife that includes a vacuum, HTH. :-) -- Froz... The system will be down for 10 days for preventive maintenance. |
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"Swingman" wrote in message ... "Meanie" wrote: "tiredofspam" nospam.nospam.com wrote in message ... I have been watching prices on woodworking stuff climb lately. Especially on junk items. Woodcraft especially. What I think it is, and I've seen this before. You get a premium line in like Festool, and people will pay the price. So then the other manufacturers and retailers figure if they raise the price people will think its a finer product. I am watching some real low end stuff skyrocket. Be careful out there. I see the opposite. Take for instance, the Festool Multitool. I see the same tool made by and/or for Rockwell, Craftsman, Harbor Freight, etc. at a much lower price and yet to see any price increases. I would think the idea is to offer lower pricing to beat the competition. That appears what I've been seeing. WTF is a "Festool Multitool"? My mistake, tiger. I meant the Fein Multi-tool (Multimaster). |
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"Meanie" wrote:
"Swingman" wrote in message I see the opposite. Take for instance, the Festool Multitool. I see the same tool made by and/or for Rockwell, Craftsman, Harbor Freight, etc. at a much WTF is a "Festool Multitool"? My mistake, tiger. I meant the Fein Multi-tool (Multimaster). Damn you Meanie, that was mean. You broke my heart. -- www.ewoodshop.com (Mobile) |
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tiredofspam nospam.nospam.com wrote:
I have been watching prices on woodworking stuff climb lately. Especially on junk items. Woodcraft especially. What I think it is, and I've seen this before. You get a premium line in like Festool, and people will pay the price. So then the other manufacturers and retailers figure if they raise the price people will think its a finer product. I am watching some real low end stuff skyrocket. Be careful out there. Been noticing that myself. Saw an email flyer from Rockler recently advertising router tables ... cheapest one was a four legged metal stand, MDF core top, and el cheapo fence, on -sale- for $500. Sheesh. -- www.ewoodshop.com (Mobile) |
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On 12/14/2012 2:51 PM, tiredofspam wrote:
I have been watching prices on woodworking stuff climb lately. Especially on junk items. Woodcraft especially. What I think it is, and I've seen this before. You get a premium line in like Festool, and people will pay the price. So then the other manufacturers and retailers figure if they raise the price people will think its a finer product. I am watching some real low end stuff skyrocket. Be careful out there. Or like every thing else, inflation is creating the price increases. |
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The FESTOOL effect
On Sat, 15 Dec 2012 08:24:49 -0600, Swingman wrote:
My mistake, tiger. I meant the Fein Multi-tool (Multimaster). Damn you Meanie, that was mean. You broke my heart. Don't despair. I hear that Festool is going to be producing a home builders truck that comes with a basic set of its tools. They're still working out the sales price, but it's expected to sell in the $700,000 range for the basic unit. Upgrade it with all the options and you're looking close to a $Million. Reserve your FOGTruck now ($50,000 deposit required), and they will give you a Festool Christmas tree for free. |
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The FESTOOL effect
Dave wrote:
On Sat, 15 Dec 2012 08:24:49 -0600, Swingman wrote: My mistake, tiger. I meant the Fein Multi-tool (Multimaster). Damn you Meanie, that was mean. You broke my heart. Don't despair. I hear that Festool is going to be producing a home builders truck that comes with a basic set of its tools. They're still working out the sales price, but it's expected to sell in the $700,000 range for the basic unit. Upgrade it with all the options and you're looking close to a $Million. Reserve your FOGTruck now ($50,000 deposit required), and they will give you a Festool Christmas tree for free. I was going to say, you could probably make a deal on a "Festool Multi-tool" for $1999.99 down, 60 months/27.6625% APR. -- www.ewoodshop.com |
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"Swingman" wrote in message ... "Meanie" wrote: "Swingman" wrote in message I see the opposite. Take for instance, the Festool Multitool. I see the same tool made by and/or for Rockwell, Craftsman, Harbor Freight, etc. at a much WTF is a "Festool Multitool"? My mistake, tiger. I meant the Fein Multi-tool (Multimaster). Damn you Meanie, that was mean. You broke my heart. Festool appears to be the big name for inovative specialized woodworking tool, I thought they were the first with the Multimaster. The "F" thing threw me off. I knew the Multitool brand started with an F, I just forgot which one. : ) |
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"Swingman" wrote in message ... Dave wrote: On Sat, 15 Dec 2012 08:24:49 -0600, Swingman wrote: My mistake, tiger. I meant the Fein Multi-tool (Multimaster). Damn you Meanie, that was mean. You broke my heart. Don't despair. I hear that Festool is going to be producing a home builders truck that comes with a basic set of its tools. They're still working out the sales price, but it's expected to sell in the $700,000 range for the basic unit. Upgrade it with all the options and you're looking close to a $Million. Reserve your FOGTruck now ($50,000 deposit required), and they will give you a Festool Christmas tree for free. I was going to say, you could probably make a deal on a "Festool Multi-tool" for $1999.99 down, 60 months/27.6625% APR. -- But if they act now, they'll knock off one payment. |
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On 12/15/2012 11:45 AM, Meanie wrote:
"Swingman" wrote in message ... Dave wrote: On Sat, 15 Dec 2012 08:24:49 -0600, Swingman wrote: My mistake, tiger. I meant the Fein Multi-tool (Multimaster). Damn you Meanie, that was mean. You broke my heart. Don't despair. I hear that Festool is going to be producing a home builders truck that comes with a basic set of its tools. They're still working out the sales price, but it's expected to sell in the $700,000 range for the basic unit. Upgrade it with all the options and you're looking close to a $Million. Reserve your FOGTruck now ($50,000 deposit required), and they will give you a Festool Christmas tree for free. I was going to say, you could probably make a deal on a "Festool Multi-tool" for $1999.99 down, 60 months/27.6625% APR. -- But if they act now, they'll knock off one payment. But wait!! -- eWoodShop: www.eWoodShop.com Wood Shop: www.e-WoodShop.net https://plus.google.com/114902129577517371552/posts KarlCaillouet@ (the obvious) |
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