I really appreciate your video I’m finally realizing that I need a dust extractor. Your information was as good or better than some “Pro” channels and we need more Veteran woodworkers keep it up brother.
I bought one a year ago and couldn’t be more happier with it. The BT switch is a must too! I lived without it until this week. The little switch is a game changer! No more walking back and forth to turn the CT on and off. I bought the cyclone as well. So far it is doing its job. Thanks for the review
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I just got my CT MIDI I , sander, and miter saw and found the manuals relatively useless. Your video cleared up a few questions I had and saved me a lot of frustration. Great video!!! Did I say thank you;)
One thing no one mentions about this extractor, it is small but dense. I am definitely glad I purchased it, but looking at it on screen, it looks cheap. When I received mine I quickly discovered that everything on this is actually very well built. The thing is, it is slightly heavier than my large Ridgid Shop Vac, but because it is compact, it is easier to transport to and from site than my Shop Vac. I observed this same thing about the Domino 500 when I got it. It is a little more heavier than I thought it would be. But it is solid.
Yeah your spot on! I was actually surprised as well! I know some people think their products are overpriced but the quality and precision are just unmatched !
Great in-depth video, just what I was looking for… and more. You have a new sub! Keep up with your TH-cam videos, you understood the concept of straight to the point reviews and less blah blah. No wasted of time for viewer 👍
I think this model is the best value and sized just right for many applications. Buying the remote BT on/off switch is a must have option too. The BT function will be added to my older, larger CT33 because the remote switch saves me from a 10 foot walk, LOL.
So true! That’s the best feature IMO! I am planning on getting a Kapx in the future and wondering if it would be worth another dedicated dust extractor for it… so many options 🤷🏻♂️
Thanks bro I just bought one you helped me. It was expensive just a retired cop kids all grown serious DYI tell me now that I have the dough, what tools should I bu6. I’m planning on passing down them to my THREE GROWN sons OR THE ONLY GRANDSON 12 8n my family.
Also mine mak packs 🥰 best review of this vacum on net. Thanks mate. Im also makita fan but this festool is just little bit better than makita, bosch, milwaukee...I heard that u are using domino, are u happy with it? Im still with makita biscut joiner and its great. Cheers
I do smaller renovation and handyman jobs. I don’t even have a small van, just a little Subaru. have an old Fein 9-20-26 that I’ve had forever. Survived being floated across the house during Sandy. Still works great. But on the heavy, bulky side. PITA to lug around jobs up stairs and into small bathrooms. So I’m ready to keep that for the shop and big, rough jobs and get a small Festool to fit my small transport and job type. The CT Sys vac looked like a great solution, but upon further research, it seems a bit raspy and underpowered . Plus a new corded version is pretty much extinct. So I was “looking” at the CT MIDI vs CT 26 ( pity I can’t “look” at any- I am local to the ToolNut, but they permanently eliminated their candy store of a showroom during covid ). I know the MIDI and MINI share the same guts and the 26 and up all share a slightly more powerful set of guts. If I already have a big, quiet, but bulky shop vac can I get by with a smaller MIDI for taking into customer’s homes? Or will I miss out by not going a little bigger
I love the MIDI foe that reason. It’s smaller, portable and with the HEPA filter it’s great for smaller jobs at customers houses. I got it when I purchased the Domino and the added plus of it fitting in my makita track saw (does not lock in) Hope that helps Chris!
Tell me what tools to buy. I need a good t@blend saw I’ve got a DEWALT discontinued t@blend saw…you look like a good guy for advice…UPS guy smuggles my Festool and tools to me so wife also retired cop doesn’t see…..u know. It’s a dude 5hing…
Nice review, thanks! Silly question, will the auto start work with any brand of power tool plugged in the extractor or does it need to be a Festool product?
@@saltwaterandsawdustwoodwor3415 I have an old fein turbo 4 I had been using for sanding with a bosch ro sander. The filter bag would get very dirty. I nearly gag trying to clear that dust. Now that I have the ct midi, I gather that fein dust with my festool and will sanding exclusively with fein sanders connected to my hepa dust extractor
The problem I would see with that is the HEPA filter is exposed in that space as well so it wouldn’t be nearly as effective. On the other hand I have see other guys reuse the bags. Cutting a slit in one end, empty and tape it bag up with Tyvek tape.
Nice video, very clear, but the quality of the audio recording is not great. If you want to make more videos I would recommend a different way of recording audio. You sound very distant, which is unpleasant since I turned up the volume and then the loud music started playing :/ But all in all it was pretty helpful.
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I really appreciate your video I’m finally realizing that I need a dust extractor. Your information was as good or better than some “Pro” channels and we need more Veteran woodworkers keep it up brother.
Thanks !! I really appreciate it!!
I bought one a year ago and couldn’t be more happier with it. The BT switch is a must too! I lived without it until this week. The little switch is a game changer! No more walking back and forth to turn the CT on and off. I bought the cyclone as well. So far it is doing its job. Thanks for the review
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I just got my CT MIDI I , sander, and miter saw and found the manuals relatively useless. Your video cleared up a few questions I had and saved me a lot of frustration. Great video!!! Did I say thank you;)
Yeah of course!!! So glad it helped!!
One thing no one mentions about this extractor, it is small but dense. I am definitely glad I purchased it, but looking at it on screen, it looks cheap. When I received mine I quickly discovered that everything on this is actually very well built. The thing is, it is slightly heavier than my large Ridgid Shop Vac, but because it is compact, it is easier to transport to and from site than my Shop Vac. I observed this same thing about the Domino 500 when I got it. It is a little more heavier than I thought it would be. But it is solid.
Yeah your spot on! I was actually surprised as well! I know some people think their products are overpriced but the quality and precision are just unmatched !
the domino is a bit too heavy for comfort actually haha. But I guess it does mean it will last well, lots of solid anodized steel!
Great in-depth video, just what I was looking for… and more. You have a new sub!
Keep up with your TH-cam videos, you understood the concept of straight to the point reviews and less blah blah. No wasted of time for viewer 👍
That’s great!! Glad it helped you out and thanks for the subscribe 🤙
I bought mine in 2020 and its def. my most valuable purchase yet for my business!
Totally agree! I feel that same about mine!!
I think this model is the best value and sized just right for many applications. Buying the remote BT on/off switch is a must have option too. The BT function will be added to my
older, larger CT33 because the remote switch saves me from a 10 foot walk, LOL.
So true! That’s the best feature IMO! I am planning on getting a Kapx in the future and wondering if it would be worth another dedicated dust extractor for it… so many options 🤷🏻♂️
Great video, thank you for taking the time to put out this info.
Glad it was helpful! I still have it and love it!!
Thanks bro I just bought one you helped me. It was expensive just a retired cop kids all grown serious DYI tell me now that I have the dough, what tools should I bu6. I’m planning on passing down them to my THREE GROWN sons OR THE ONLY GRANDSON 12 8n my family.
I just learned that my Makita track saw will stack and potentially hook up to the vac, awsesome, thanks...
Glad it helped ya out!!
It will fit the dust port. Both the 36 and 40v
Also mine mak packs 🥰 best review of this vacum on net. Thanks mate. Im also makita fan but this festool is just little bit better than makita, bosch, milwaukee...I heard that u are using domino, are u happy with it? Im still with makita biscut joiner and its great. Cheers
Thanks for the demo man
Yes sir! Hope it helped!! Great little machine!
Very helpful video!👍👍
Awesome! So glad it helped!!
Only complaint is that it should come with the BT remote as standard
Yep totally agree!
I do smaller renovation and handyman jobs. I don’t even have a small van, just a little Subaru. have an old Fein 9-20-26 that I’ve had forever. Survived being floated across the house during Sandy. Still works great. But on the heavy, bulky side. PITA to lug around jobs up stairs and into small bathrooms. So I’m ready to keep that for the shop and big, rough jobs and get a small Festool to fit my small transport and job type. The CT Sys vac looked like a great solution, but upon further research, it seems a bit raspy and underpowered . Plus a new corded version is pretty much extinct. So I was “looking” at the CT MIDI vs CT 26 ( pity I can’t “look” at any- I am local to the ToolNut, but they permanently eliminated their candy store of a showroom during covid ). I know the MIDI and MINI share the same guts and the 26 and up all share a slightly more powerful set of guts. If I already have a big, quiet, but bulky shop vac can I get by with a smaller MIDI for taking into customer’s homes? Or will I miss out by not going a little bigger
I love the MIDI foe that reason. It’s smaller, portable and with the HEPA filter it’s great for smaller jobs at customers houses. I got it when I purchased the Domino and the added plus of it fitting in my makita track saw (does not lock in) Hope that helps Chris!
Tell me what tools to buy. I need a good t@blend saw I’ve got a DEWALT discontinued t@blend saw…you look like a good guy for advice…UPS guy smuggles my Festool and tools to me so wife also retired cop doesn’t see…..u know. It’s a dude 5hing…
Nice review, thanks! Silly question, will the auto start work with any brand of power tool plugged in the extractor or does it need to be a Festool product?
Thanks!! So to my knowledge yes. I have used my Dewalt sander with it and it worked with no issues.
@@saltwaterandsawdustwoodwor3415 Thanks, I figured it would but wanted to make sure. Hoping to buy one today.
I like that the bags can be closed so i dont have to breathe the dust as the full bag is put in trash
Me as well! There’s enough extra dust flying around my shop!
@@saltwaterandsawdustwoodwor3415 I have an old fein turbo 4 I had been using for sanding with a bosch ro sander. The filter bag would get very dirty. I nearly gag trying to clear that dust. Now that I have the ct midi, I gather that fein dust with my festool and will sanding exclusively with fein sanders connected to my hepa dust extractor
Love the video I appreciate it mate ❤
Thanks!! Hope it helped!!
i’ve got two of their extractors but not the bluetooth i need that one 😀
It’s awesome especially since I run my battery Makita track saw with it, just hit the Bluetooth remote button and go! thanks for watching!!!
Can you run this without a bag? I'm looking to get one but don't particularly want to waste expensive bags just to run a domino or a flush router
The problem I would see with that is the HEPA filter is exposed in that space as well so it wouldn’t be nearly as effective. On the other hand I have see other guys reuse the bags. Cutting a slit in one end, empty and tape it bag up with Tyvek tape.
@@saltwaterandsawdustwoodwor3415 you can buy re-usable bags but they are very expensive
Be prepared to buy expensive HEPA filters because they will clog - that bag is what makes the entire system work seamlessly.
Any regrets? Anything you would like to share? Thanks! Happy New Year!
None! I love it, I use it everyday for sanding, track saw ect. Never had any issues!
Thanks much for the feedback. Happy New Year! @@saltwaterandsawdustwoodwor3415
Thank you for your service to America Army Ranger cyco billy woodworking
Thanks brother!!
Nice video, very clear, but the quality of the audio recording is not great. If you want to make more videos I would recommend a different way of recording audio. You sound very distant, which is unpleasant since I turned up the volume and then the loud music started playing :/
But all in all it was pretty helpful.
Thanks I really do appreciate the input. Recently got a quality mic and how to put out some better quality videos here soon👍