Festool Live Episode 38 - Beaded Mitered Door

Today's episode will feature many tools within the Festool system and how to use them to make a beaded mitered door.
Tools used:
KAPEX KS 120 - (Item Number: 575306) www.festoolusa.com/products/s...
DOMINO DF 500 - (Item Number: 576423) www.festoolusa.com/products/d...
OF 1400 - (Item Number: 576213) www.festoolusa.com/products/r...
CT 26 - (Item Number: 577083) www.festoolusa.com/products/d...
TSC 55 KEB - (Item Number: 577677) www.festoolusa.com/products/s...
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[@daviddiannapugh]

Sedge: You are amazing! You make those tools sing. Thanks for the careful way you set up and mark and keep us safe. It’s great to see intelligence and engineering come together to make great products fast. Can’t wait for the next episode.

[@bigmonkey999888]

Hi Sedge, your video is my TH-cam high light of the week! Well presented and informative, keep them coming. Happy New Year up you all
Steve. Leeds West Yorkshire, UK

[@richardchilds54]

That what VERY informative. Thank you so much for these videos. I have learned so much. I am from New England, it is so funny to hear your accent.

[@CAVjoinery]

Well explained

[@rpstadt8494]

Nice video again. Thanks.
I wish you could show your approach to make a Jack miter joint for doors or frames.
Greetings from the Netherlands!

[@proos165]

Really informative! I’ve learned a lot from this video- gonna save it! Big question, do you think Festool will bring back their router table for the USA woodworker?

[@philforeman7102]

Fantastic sylvan lake canada

[@markjervis8558]

Great job Sedge. What's the name of the router bit please...

[@Johnny19O]

Sedge, What are the dimensions of the bits you are using? Great job by the way!

[@petergalitzine6749]

hello from Port McNeill,B.C.

[@Edrinnga]

I thought the CMS was discontinued, is it coming back?

[@GizaDog]

CANT FIND THE ROUTER TABLE TODAY

[@slisenko]

Always make sure to MAWK your boards. Ya I usually call them blockheads. lmao

[@TheFuraczek]

Why Festool is no longer making router table insert plates?

[@michaelsteventon7649]

Can I make 2 observations, 1 is that craft knife pointing up out of your tool belt without a guard? 2 I think you are making measuring the panel so difficult! If you measure the inside of the groove from short miter to short miter then take off your 2mm you will not make any mistakes with subtracting your sizes? UK

[@garyl4279]

I'm an amaturer....but why is he subtacting the 2" revel? the door will not cover the opening. What am I missing?

[@kir3dempsey]

Way better viewed with the video muted, I don’t see the need for sudden outburst of shouting