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I have a festool of 2200 router. How does it compare to festool of2200? Is it worth changing?

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Way too expensive. Rediculous.

Was the dust extractor even on?

Do you get shot at often when doing carpentry

great video I really enjoyed , thanks mate😊

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Great info, thanks. I'm hoping to get away with this as more than temporary on a small flat roof on an ex-coal-shed abutting the house brickwork. The current felt is shot, but it hardly seems to have had anything much in the way of flashing, maybe an inch of bitumen adhesive or similar, which is in better nick than the felt. It's fairly sheltered, and if the primer makes it difficult to remove, that'll be just what I want! When fitting the felt, is it just laid in a fold up the wall and then covered with the flashband over the top, or is the felt stuck to the wall first with adhesive? I thought roofing felt would be stuck to the roof, but I gather it's left to expand and contract so only stuck to other layers of felt. I think it will probably be best to lay the felt in overlapping sections to accommodate where the (unused) chimney goes up the house wall and sticks out a few inches, and there's also a circular drainpipe going through, which will be fun to seal around.

Does this include an impact driver?

I think that make of flash band is terrible, Just fitted some to the outside bearer of my cabin to concrete and is not sticky at all and heated with a gun. The water pools on the crap laid concrete and floods under the cabin. Put this all down and looked great, Thought it would do the trick but no! not waterproof in the slightest and still got past it and flooded the cabin. I can peal it off really easily too, no adhesion at all.

Lipo batteries scare the shit out of me which is why I held off getting them Powerstacks also given their price. I realise my phone battery is no different from whats in Powerstack batteries. Anyways, is it possible to get by on putting a 4 ah or 5 ah Max battery in the tool if you're willing to let the weight issue slide till I build up the courage, and money to buy the Powerstack batteries? Can this replace the cordless combo kit (fixed base, router base) that Dewalt has. By that I mean is the lock for the plunge on the dcw620 strong and safe enough to turn it into a fixed base router?

so please confirm the Dewalt Hose size... I have a DWVCS003 dust cyclone and it uses 48mm hoses, justy like the main workshop vac

I just received mine and is gem

Just what I was looking for, there is no flashing on what would have been my old coal shed / outside toilet, house is 1909, so im going to try this. Although I would like to put the lead flash back but understand the flash has to be chased in to the brick work.

Awww tstak made it into the video that's cute

This is an illegal copy of Viking Arms' patented product. Trial is imminent. Stanley is breaking the law by selling this product.

I don't think these are out in the USA yet, I have been to a few hardware stores in the last few days for some home projects and never saw any and when I asked all I got were blank stares.

Does the small dust shroud on the bottom come with it?

I've had mine for a while , technically it's an 8mm router and uses a reducing collet to take it down to 1/4" . 8mm shanks are 4 times stronger so they are so much more versatile and it really is the best corded router on the market . I have a festool 1010 and a 2200 that hasn't left the boxes since I got this it's powerful enough to do most 1/2" jobs and light enough to do intricate work . The only time I don't use it is cordless when I use the 36v hikoki for worktops or 18v makita trimmer for hanging doors and round overs on trim . Both of which are also outstanding . People may say the lo55 expensive at £650 but it's replaced £1500 worth of festool routers in my case . It's a lifetime tool for sure

It's so big and heavy that if it's loaded with tools, you might break your back when loading or unloading it from the car. However, if you store few tools, there is no need to load and unload huge boxes. All you need is a smaller, lighter rolling tool cart and a few boxes. Therefore, it is suitable for use in workshops or factories rather than for workers moving around construction sites.

I'd like to have one, but $1000 is roughly twice the price I'd be willing to pay. There are lots of drawer systems available at a fraction of this price. Sad.

Great review , but am wondering if the power run will cope with worktop mitres , ?

Can you tell me the dimension between the two Dewalt 2 drawer boxes when they are sitting on any of the dxl boxes clipped in please

Does it do anything that any other router doesn’t do apart from turn itself off

didn't hear you say the number for the rubber adaptor. DeWalt doesn't show the rubber attachment that you use, but it does have a similar one with a rubber tip - DWV 9120 - I For those of us with vacuums (or hoovers) with a 2" hose, we have to screw DWV9190 to the end of the universal adapter to increase the hose size. Hopefully, the screw off part of the rubber attachment will allow us to screw 9190 to the adaptor - eliminating an extra adaptor.

The one specific area all of the rolling systems fail is the WHEELS, THEY NEED TO BE WIDER AND LARGER DIAMETER to make it easier to move around this is especially helpful in areas that are not paved hard surfaces, such as outdoor work locations. Yes you have to work there too! As a minimum the diameter should be nine inches and a width of five inches coupled with heavy duty braced lifting handles on each side this would significantly allow easy movement in any work environment.

I'm a DeWalt fanboy and would love this in my shop; but, I think it's overpriced.

Have you had the chance to use the Hilti 12v multi head tool? I’m currently debating between the hilti or the dewalt…

Can you route stuff side ways or does it only turn off when you get any kick back?!

It’s too big for most carpenters, it would be super for me on the commercial sites and schools etc. Those shallow ones look like spanner drawers etc… I’ve just bought the dolly as once on site, as I’ve poured the slab, it’s mm perfect so can skate around the slab with all tools in drawers and keep out the way of my subbies! Nice video!

Nice video, very useful. I have the same router and a few other tools. However, I also have a Dewalt table saw (7492) and I struggle to find an adaptor that fits over the outside of the extraction port (not an Airlock system). Currently its connected to a Festool extractor but am thinking of the Dewalt DWV905M but not sure that will work either. Any help or ideas would be appreciated.

Sometimes you just have to make things to make things.

Can this be attacked onto a planning table for flatting slabs for example?

Can you flatten wooden slabs with this? Or does it have a mist have hands on at all times to operate sensor?

Great review

Thank you for your video , great one . I see in the comments about the expense .. certainly but I did a rough comparison to the example of the DXL on your video 2 of DS carriers @ €150 /£127each 4 of Tough System 2.0 2 drawers @ €108/£91.50 each 2 of Tough System. 2.0 3 drawers @ € 128 /£108.50each Total =£ 837/€988 you can go up stairs and over rougher ground with this choice but in the DXL there is more space, lockable drawers , bigger tools can fit in them etc, so to me it’s a personal choice between the two as which you choose if you are into or dewalt storage systems smile😊keep up the great work .. Joe

It's awesome but too expensive,,it will come down in price I bet, the packout stuff is annoying if you work out of a van as the draws don't lock and the metal bars are annoying, the tough 2 draws are the go., DeWalt just needs to get more stuff out there

more plastic to go with more lithium in the workshop... what could possibly go wrong... and what advantage do these have over steel tool sheds?

For 1k I’m switching to a pack out system, dewalt has like 3-4 options pack out has 30 they are so behind.

$314 USD. Today. Tool Only.

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Hikoki still has more power than dewalt. Also hikoki was the first plunge router 1/2” that remains true, the porter cable wasn’t a plunge router. Dust extraction well yeah that definitely has them beat, The anti rotation is kind of meh on a cordless router because the battery will cut out under load in any real bind up of the router stalling it. Nice feature but wouldn’t say it’s a make or break feature.

Shame you didn't use kitchen worktop and swerved a real test by using soft MDF instead. Not really any test at all. Try again with some laminate worktop to compare it against the 2300watt 3 hp Dw625kt that the owners of your chosen jig actually use their routers with

Are the DXL boxes made in Israel like the rest of the Toughsystem 2.0 boxes? That looks like fairly different materials compared to the toughsystem/packout plastic.

I've been waiting for dewalt to make this router I own alot of dewalt 20v tools. But because Milwaukee had one available I bought it a very impressive tool. But that dewalt looks awesome and it's available to buy.

What is the size of that biscuit cutter

Dust extraction is impressive

Это видимо мода такая. Вместо нормальных сетевых устройств делают аккумуляторный навоз. Повторяю еще раз для вменяемых людей любой аккумуляторный инструмент, кроме разумеется шуруповерта это игрушки. И кто их рекламирует тот не хороший человек.

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Did u like the hikoki? Or the dewalt more?