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🤣🤣🤣 I just hope I’m not the only one Mark lol 🤣👍😄

Thank you Michael 👍😄

Only up the road from me lol 👍😄

Hi Steve crazy it’s going out in Canada 🇨🇦. Funny enough I’ve got a subscriber from Vancouver island that comments also. I’m only an hour away from Aberdare 👍Bridgend Glad you liked it,thanks Steve 👍😄

Thanks for the kind words Barry 👍😄

Hi Mark yeah,we have no option when we are up ladders sanding. Thanks 👍😄

Hi mate they do wobble side to side but take downwards pressure with no problem 👍

Sadly I haven’t had any experience with TSO and bench dogs squares but I do know they are great. I’ve have a look at them in Axminster tools and to be honest I nearly bought them. The angle stop square I haven’t had and experience with but it does look a great tool if your cutting angles regularly. I will say mind you can go wrong with the Festool square. It also fits in the Festool guide rail bag in the front pocket if that helps. Thanks 👍😄

@@markthomas5139 Thanks, I think I will go for the Festool. I don't do all that much angle work so it probably isn't justified, more money for other tools. Thanks again o/

@@AdmiralSergeant-z9t no problem,glad to help. Sounds like a great choice 👍😄

I’ve had some made with my name on there. Loads sell them online like eBay. They are 3D printed 👍

Thnx found them on Etsy

@@cohnuh69 that’s ok glad you found them 👍😄

Does it make a big difference?

Yes the BHC is more compact tool. Obviously it doesn’t have chisel function just rotary and hammer drill. The HKC has the chisel function and is a bigger tool. I’ve used the BHC with a 1metre 22mm drill bit many of times through engineering brick and it has no trouble doing it. Haven’t tested HKC on that yet but I know it would have no problems with doing it. No doubt the HKC will last and I will say I’ve had my BHC 5 years now. The BHC is more for kitchen fitting. More compact and very balanced tool. The HKC is more heavy at the front and needs to be used with 2 hand. For me personally mind. I do like HKC just would prefer a better trigger on there. 👍

@@markthomas5139 Thank you for sharing your 2 cents. As of now I do not require the chisel function of the KHC, main use will be drilling in concrete. As the price of both are quite close, I am leaning more towards the KHC mainly because it’s the newer model.

@@FortuneTwinkie glad to help. Yes if that what’s going to be your main use then I would go with KHC as it does pack much more power 👍

Appreciate it Michael,thanks 👍😄

Yes certainly I will get onto it now 👍

@@markthomas5139 thank you 👍

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@@markthomas5139 👍

I will repost with volume up now 😂👍

Yeah Mark,I use mine all the time well worth the investment. I’ve just been thinking how many times my guide rails have taken a knock. That could be 1mm out I have. Nothing to worry about as these squares speed work up 👍😄

Thanks Dirk mate 👍😄

Thanks Brad,I know they are a right pain. I’ve tried adjusting them but that’s the best I can get out of them. The MFT does have rods as an expensive extra but I think they don’t fit the mobile workshop sadly. When I get around to making and setting up my workshop my MFT can be setup then 👍

Let’s see your videos ?? People like you know it all so get making your videos to show us what we are doing wrong,instead of insulting people 👍

Glad you found my video funny. Though I was being serious but glad you got a laugh from it 👍

Thanks 😂👍

Yes it certainly helps. Some say use the side fence for the depth adjustment but just using this makes it much easier. As when using it it stops the fence moving down. As we know once your set your good to go. Practice makes perfect with the domino just take your time and you will produce the goods. Thanks,enjoy your DF500 👍😄

I’ve been there myself. My old Nicad I had to charge over night as it used to take so long to charge. Lithium batteries has been a game changer as you can charge at any stage of the cycle. Nicad you needed to wait until they were dead until you charged. Thanks Warren 👍😄

Christian no problem 👍😄

Hi yes they have stopped making the T-loc but you can still pick them up. Tanos is owned by Festool mind it’s their sister company. All I’m getting at is I’ve invested in a system and the changes are not as good as the T-loc system 👍

Personally didn’t see power difference but yes more run time 👍

I don’t think they make them in china yet 👍

Yes they are available but not in great quantities. Unfortunately the problem then is trying to transfer over the old Systainer as the inserts do not fit. Modifications are needed to do this plus extra supports needed to keep the tools from not moving around in transit 👍

Thanks James mate 👍😄

No problem Dunstan,hope this helps you 👍😄

Cheers Alholston ,I only own 1 sys 1 but I only use it for storage. I know they are a pain to open. I feel your pain on reconfiguring you sys draw setup. Sadly I don’t get on with the new systainers 👍😄

I like the new single latch on the T Type and new Sys3 cases, they are much easier to open. Also, you can open a case locked under another unit, by just turning the latch and lifting it up, without having to unstick it. This works when the top sustainer is a single unit, like router bits or an accessory sustainer locked on top the of Router or drill box. The biggest issue is the new taller size of rhe Sys 3 boxes, which requires reconfiguring the drawer system. Cheers

@@alholston-smith7631 yes these are much better upgrades to the sys 1. I do understand the reason for straight handle on sys3 is for a spirit level but much prefer sys2 with bow handle. Thanks for those tips also will be checking them out. Maybe Festool will make sys3 boxes in sys2 sizes all my problems will be solved 👍

Thanks for the information. Honestly I don’t like tipping the systainers just in case something gets damaged. The original design works better mind just simply by lifting the handy. Thanks Jon 👍

Yes exactly,I totally agree with that as it’s a right pain. Would have been easier to keep the sides the same. 👍😄

Obviously Mark,we are all thinking the same except the ones who designed them. I think I’m going to take you up on the chisel option as they really get on my nerves. Same question I’m asking as sys 2 worked and never needed full redesign 👍😄

Thanks 😂👍😄

As the saying goes don’t fix something that’s not broken. Nightmare to be honest messing with storage you built having to adjust everything they have changed 👍

Part 2 coming up 👍😂

Yes systainers 👍

Yeah I know it’s not all their fault but they should have pushed for better design on sys 3. Sadly this new design has gone backwards. As we know it took away something that worked 👍

Festool owns Tanos

@@harveysmith100 Yes I checked it’s says they do 👍😄

@@markthomas5139 Yes, the parent company of both companies are a huge German engineering company. Festo if I am not mistaken.

@@harveysmith100 yes they used the branding Festo until the year 2000 they then rebranded the company to what it is today called Festool 👍

Thanks Michael 👍😄

I just wanted to have my moan lol. Yeah I own a few of those T-shirts now will be selling them in my shop soon if your interested 😂😂👍😄

Yes,we are all finding things that annoy us. Hopefully one day they will address these for us. With the OF 1010 that’s a pain. It’s worse pain for me owing OF1400 that they haven’t included the light option yet lol 😂. With the chip deflector that would honestly p me off. Same goes for 1400 mind only certain size bits work with chip deflector. When in CMS I can’t use the dust extraction port which winds me up. Maybe Festool will make these extra parts to solve these problems Brad 👍😄

Thanks,yes I use my Milwaukee for my rip out and building work as they are very reliable and robust. I’ve had a Milwaukee 240v sds die only 2 year old. Couldn’t get it repaired sadly. I’ve got Combi drill and impact by Milwaukee 6 year old used every day solid tools. I do know that Festool KHC will do it’s warranty period as Festool do make them to last. I’ve also had Festool clt sys die after 4 years but that was used daily my second is 3 years this month. Oh I did have Milwaukee multi tool die also after 3 years been using Festool one now for 5 years and it’s great 👍

Thanks mate,much appreciated 👍😄

Thanks mate 👍😄

Thanks mate,you’re 100% right. I am going to make a different top to be honest 👍😄

Thank you Michael much appreciated 👍😄

Thank you mate 👍😄

100 % correct they are the rolls Royce of carpenters tools. No doubt it will last it’s warranty 👍😄

Thanks,yes as you can see in my other videos it’s doing well. People did comment saying it’s ruined but works like a dream 👍😄

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Hi Samson completed project will be coming next week 👍😄,thanks 👍