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50plus minutes and never dull. Learnt some things too. Loved it.
Cheers dude, appreciate the compliment mate!!! 🍻🍻🍻
Sorry for your loss mate.
Cheers dude, two down in 4 weeks and another any day now 😔 dogs, man they should live for longer!!! There’s nothing else like them!
Enjoyed the tour. The right level of detail & pace, mixed with some dry humour.
When it comes to the tools one needs & how to set up a workshop, there is no correct way. It depends on what you're making, what your budget is, what space you have to work with etc... Cherry picking the ideas that work for your own space & workflow is, as you said, the way to go.
A couple of observations from my own experience. French cleats are probably a good idea for large workshops (typical US ones) where you have tons of wall space. In your typical UK garage or shed-size shop, they're quite space-inefficient. I had a cleat wall when I first started a few years back & it was good in that it allowed me to swap things around to suit my workflow. A few months ago I took all the cleats down & replaced them with simple cabinets with shelves inside & door, onto which I mostly attached Lidl Parkside £3.99 magnetic strips everywhere. This allowed me to pack in a huge amount of tools & consumables in a small footprint.
Regarding dust collection. I'd love to have multiple shop vacs but don't have the space to keep them. I set up a system of 40mm PVC pipes, 3D printed blast gates & extensions back to a power takeoff on a Stanley Fatmax vac & DIY cyclone. I use this for my stationary tools (bar jointer/plainer) and have a hose to connect to sanders & tracksaw etc... This works relatively well but I found it often clogged up when I tried to clean the workshop floor of bigger chippings & debris. For this I got an Evolution worksite box vac, which I can easily clear if it were to block. I also acquired an industrial extractor which vents out a window & should keep the air relatively clean.
Absolutely brilliant, thank you so much, you should do a pod cast , wonderful knowledge.
Thank you Warren, appreciate the compliment, I wondered that when I did the sawmill video but it didn’t go well 🤨
@@HewAndAwe that was a brilliant vid, learnt so much from that, you know what, some of the good stuff, does get over looked, crack on son , you do have the best content bye far, keep smiling and making the best Vids 👍
@warrenriches6495 cheers dude!! Nice of you to say 🍻🍻🍻
I was lucky enough to find a used Festool router table a few years ago with all the add-ons minus the router. I do run it with the 1400 and no problems. Happy I didn't go down the make myself path since I already had the 1400. The manual seems to not want the end user to fit the 2200, glad to see you have no issues with that combination. Thanks for the good insights!
Oh, that’s interesting but then I’m not one for manuals I thought it was the opposite, how the lift connects to the router also seems designed for the job 🤯 Doesn’t help mind you, I don’t like the handle on the 1400 and I don’t like the 2200 for the weight for free hand stuff, I can’t win 😂
Love your channel Ben, thanks for your time.
Thank you Nathan, appreciate the compliment mate 🍻🍻🍻
Followed you for a few years. Appreciate the discussion topics and being a normal bloke. I’m an American who watched Fawlty Towers and continues to watch 8 out of 10 Cats Does Countdown.
It’s mad to think I’ve been doing this for something like 5+ years and not getting anywhere with it 😔
@@HewAndAwe Following and researching trends for bigger numbers is not fun and hampers creativity. There are channels like yours that I wish would concede and climb just enough for satisfactory reach and payment.
Some may not be who they were after or be sick of it shortly and quit. It’s a system like many others that rewards people who are better at things like gaining grades or marketing and advertising.
I don’t think going viral is a thing anymore, especially in woodworking, and success on TH-cam is a climb with following trends. Somehow it is a mess and orderly at the same time.
More concisely. Sensationalize everything and market personality over content. Only post rising trends. Stomaching that is painful even for a minute. It may not be worth it.
@FearsomeWarrior I agree and I’m not gonna be/do what the fake channels do for sure, I mean most them can’t even make a bit of furniture, they’re just here for the sales pitch, but then TH-cam doesn’t pay it’s creators so what else do we do..🤦🏻♂️
I feel your pain, I have a Felder combination machine that I have used for the last 20 years and it is a PITA to setup the temple bolts for the J/P and the run out of the sliding table is a constant annoyance. If “General” were still in business (the Canadian equivalent to Wadkin, Oliver and the like) I would gladly send the thing packing a buy all separates. Great video, I’ve been caught over the bench a few times with my trousers down when it comes to tool purchases.
😂😂😂 bloody hurts don’t it 😂 Short lived though..
Great video Ben. Informative. Keep it up.
Cheers Paul, hope you’re well mate 🍻🍻🍻
Cheers Ben, My next major upgrade would be going to a combo machine for space. You made me take not of some wtf options. Re adjusting. I gotta watch the work bench section again as well
Yeah it’s kinda a pain to find one that I would 100% recommend too… there’s two tiers really, simply put you have one company making them all and then companies tell them what changes to make and then slap their brand name on and sell them as theirs, then you have the higher tier why actually do all the R&D make their own and they’re big bucks!!! Rag and bone brown did a good video on the tier we’re talking about, I’d want one that the tables lift up as one too but you’re see in his vid th-cam.com/video/lrEZkT7iACI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=0vXlv-mpZGKF1rkV check the comments too, all that will save you hours of research! 👍
@@HewAndAweok. Thank you very much Ben
@@dainermade To add to that, I went for the Record Power PT107 with spiral cutter which is mentioned in Rag 'n' Bone Brown video. It has 2 single bed instead of one but it doesn't bother me at all and I am very pleased with it so far. Best buy I did. but you're an aussie idk how easily they are available there.
Excellent review of your machines and tools. Literally years in the refining. Cheers 🍻
Cheers dude, hope you had a wicked weekend 🍻🍻🍻
Oooooo . . . I really love your Moxon Vice on the portable table top!
That's so nice to flip the front and use it with bench dogs.
Cheers dude!! Me too I forget I have it though 🤦🏻♂️
A lot of your reasoning and opinions are spot on - a man after my own heart. As for Festool, yeah way over priced, well made but geez at those prices. I think the only one I would think about buying would be the domino and after what you said about the 700, probably the one I would have - once I've saved up the money, sold a kidney and taken out a second mortgage 😀. Liked your worktop workbench or is that workbench worktop, either way, next on my playlist.
Cheers dude, I’d suggest second hand if you’re lucky you might find one still under warranty and then send it in to festool for a free overhaul 👍 warranty is 3 yrs.
I've done a few 3 phase to single phase motor swaps in old machines (wadkin sliding table saw and robinson thickness planer), both 4kw (I think 5hp). Needs a new DOL starter and some belts, but pretty much just nuts and bolts work. Motors are around £350. They draw much higher amps and are larger but otherwise do the same job, and it opens up a world of quality old tools.
I needed to of made a bigger point of what you’ve just said, I thought that was what I said, but going on the comments it’s been missed.
Alrite Ben, you’ve just cost me £1800. I’ve had a cheap Triton thicknesser for the past 2 years and done all my planing (jointing) by hand, watched this video and made the push for a proper thicknesser/planer.
Onwards and upwards then 😁 if you get into any snipe issues give me a shout, we’ll sort that. 👍
@@HewAndAwe cheers Ben
I haven't gotten through the entire video yet but thank you for 2 things so far...mentioning Bosch, which, aside from their routers, don't have nearly the following in the US that DeWalt does and I think that's a shame. And 2...cordless tools. Other than my drill/driver, my woodworking tools stay in my shop. I prefer corded because, as you mentioned, I'm not wasting time waiting for batteries to chsrge and honestly they're just cheaper. Thanks for all the great content!
The whole battery fascination going on now blows my mind for so many reasons, I mainly feel it’s a con ££££. I have to replace the batteries for my camera every year costing well over £100, camera I don’t have any choice corded just doesn’t work when you’re moving a camera around every 5 mins. And let’s not forget what goes into making them. When I spoke to dewalt recently about their new router they said they won’t be making a corded version, well I won’t be buying it then, made me question why though. You’re welcome dude, glad you’ve enjoyed it!!! 🍻🍻🍻
As always….thanks for the video. Regarding tool pricing, how many festool clones appear after patent expiry. No one else is prepared to do the r&d.
How long are we expected to pay for all that R&D for?
@@HewAndAwe. I think we will be seeing increased prices for a couple more years.
There is no doubt festool are expensive tools, but I look at the depreciation of these tools, buying once. It is not only festool, I have seen Dewalt increase 18-20% this last twelve months. I purchased a new 10” cabinet saw, three years ago and it’s “on sale” £600 more than I paid, ( I converted from au$). I live 400km from Sydney and it was an extra £300 in freight not to my home , but the depot in town, I then had to get it from the depot. That’s not a complaint just an example of how expensive woodworking is.
I’m old enough that this is the second sustained period where inflation is far exceeding our annual income increases. Further I’m now on a fixed income being retired. Finally it’s not the tools, it’s the materials prices , even paint grade unfinished 18mm ply is £120 a sheet, and that’s in Canberra, 3hours away.
As I said always enjoy your videos, and thanks for the reply regards
@gerardcarr9140 …to be honest prices will keep going up till every economy/currency is crashed, and then they bring in the CBDC, well that’s what I think the plan is anyway.
Great video, Made my Sunday morning! On clamps, sell all you have and "invest " in Dubuque Clamp Works Aluminum Bar Clamps. I have Jorgensen Parallels that I barely touch anymore after buying the Dubuque clamps. Cheers!
I had to read that twice, I read “douche clamps” I was like wtf?! Is he having a giggle 😂I’ll have to google Dubuque clamps bud, new to me! Hope you’re haha wicked weekend! 🍻🍻🍻
So much good info. A lot sapping my pockets but I’m Patreon’ing up the moment I can. It’s all real and honest, opinions and harsh reality of staying in business even with a practiced skill set and solid as (beep) work ethic. The dovetail tool reminds me of Jim Kingshott’s tool. Good to know some things still prove “if it works, why change it?”
Oh and The Man with the Golden Gun bit is a nice touch as well
Cheers Alex! Appreciate the compliment mate!!! I hope you had a lovely weekend 🍻🍻🍻
I agree with almost everything on this list, minus the cheap tool bit. If you are 100% certain you are going to use a tool regularly, buy once cry once, but in the instance of not knowing if you will actually use the tool or learning HOW to use the tool the cheap alternative can be better.
We are talking about power tools here, not hand tools. Name a power tool you would buy not knowing if you were going to use it or not?
The thing about Festool is they're very refined but they're not all that robust. I've seen AVE videos where he breaks them down and they're kind of homeowner grade.
24:50 Great video and lots of information that'll help me make the right decisions in future. thank you mate. BTW, if you allow me ask what was that thing that was moving behind you on the shelf?
Geezus, you noticed that 😂 that’s a security camera.
@@HewAndAwe Cool, and looks like a ninja warrior with sword🥷🥷!! what an epic camera.
just upgraded my festool midi because a wanted a bluetooth one, sold the old one for 20 quid more than I payed for it new 9 years ago.....in my mind that's a free tool.
It’s mad eh! Tell me, is the Bluetooth really an advantage? I also hear there’s connection issues…
@@HewAndAwe To be honest I don't think it's much of an advantage at all but I did get the cordless TS55 which I absolutely love but is a proper pain to use with a normal vac
@@peterjohnson4006 copy that, that makes sense.
You can actually just use a phase converter, and you don't have to spend all the money to actually have three phase Set up at your house that's probably the cheapest way to go about it.
Yeah I’m hearing that, not overly keen on bolting that to a fresh newly refurbished wadkin though. Maybe they can go on a wall and run a cable to the motor from there?
@@HewAndAwe while I'm no expert on the subject, I know for sure I've seen people have their phase converters on the wall next to the machine
@arimadx thanks dude all good info for everyone including me 😊
I don't think its the brands pricing themselves out of the market. It is since we aren't trading with our closest partners. Sad times.
Well if you were a brand and you asked yourself would you pay 1500 for a mitre saw and do you think these will sell, the answers gonna be no, but they put that price up. If you look at other tool companies most of them haven’t doubled or by a third the cost, granted they’re prices have gone up but not anything like festool and Mafell have raised theirs, also my thinking, they get most of their electric, ball bearings parts from china, stuff from china has hardly changed in price over the last 4.5 years. If I sound agro I’m not meaning to be 🖖
Hello pal, good to see you again and especially with a feature length movie. As a hobbyist the majority of my tools are entry level (Evolution, Metabo etc) The only issue with these things is you need to calibrate or at least check them every time you use them. But as they aren't used all day every day they are at least fit for purpose. The one decent tool I really want is a sander, I probably have about 10 power sanders with the best one being a Bosch detail sander. I want the Rotax but have heard they are not as good as some other cheaper ones. But what I use for heavy material removal is a polishing mop, I have several of these with the Rupes Big Foot being my most expensive. If you put a decent head on it and some decent paper it cuts like a mf. So do the cheaper non orbitals as well. No good for finishing though. I have a DeWalt orbital but it is out of balance so it is a pain to use. Any advice on a decent affordable sander would be greatly appreciated Ben.
The issue is a sander to do what with? Woodworking, car/boat/decorating? Finish sander or remove stock pre finish sanding? Then what’s the budget?
For woodworking, I haven't yet gravitated towards expensive hard woods(don't even know where to get the stuff from other than B&Q, which is extortionate. I guess general pine, spruce, cedar and ply for now. Some sanders I have are so underpowered they bog or stall even on the hardest of B&Q pine, some are more like grinders, the DeWalt is like holding a jack hammer (I believe this is a fault of my sander and not DeWalt typically. I think I want it to do a bit of everything, finishing will invariably be by hand anyway. Budget, well here's the thing. I don't know. I have never used a decent sander so no idea what to expect. BUT. ppl say the Rotax (which to me seems like the holy grail of sanders) is not a good sander unless you want to hog. I think, if I am being sensible my budget should be a non entry level (but not brand specific) that would take me to the next level with plenty of room to upgrade later should I feel the need to do so. Could you recommend a £50.00 one a£75.00 one and a sub £150.00 one. Is that even possible 😁😁@@HewAndAwe
@alexcollins9513 ..have you thought about card scrapers 😂 no I can’t mate, that’s to cheap. Even if I was desperate I’d have to be absolutely desperate to buy the dewalt their sanders leave you with pins and needles for hours after using them! I forget to mention those sanders which I kicking myself for, they’re what I had way back when. For a rotex type sander with out the festool price I’d buy the Bosch version (not a finish sander though) a general sander 5mm stroke I’d say the metabo the one with the paddle switch 400-600 it’s pretty much the Mirka then there’s only the festool ETs 150/3 sander. Saying that if you have a big compressor you could buy air sanders which are very cheap, I think the mirka air sander is 150 quid, electric version 600! Outside of that read some reviews rake TH-cam and take a gamble. For a tool you can be using for hours it’s worth spending good money on if you can dude.
@@HewAndAwe cheers pal
Sorry to be a pain Ben, do you know the name or model of the Bosch equivalent for the Rotex you referred to. @@HewAndAwe
Nice video mate, I agree that the kapex price is absolutely bollox now!
I will probably bend over bite the spoon and buy it, just cause my little shed setup would really benefit from its footprint and the better dust collection.
I think I’d choose the Bosch glider over the kapex now, I just wouldn’t feel right for months for spending that on a mitre saw, even if I had endless amounts of money I still got a point where I go no way, like buying a Bugatti, 🤦🏻♂️
Agree on pretty much every point here. Given the space (and money) I'd have a fleet of bandsaws and separate planer and thicknesser n'all. Defo a bit of brand tax going on with festool and mafell. Im a mafell user as you've probably seen. Been eyeing up a 3rd drill/driver - 12v. Dont like the battery in the handle (too fat) so was looking at Mafells new A12 drill. Its a Metabo but slightly different spec (speed, balance aides). Its about £100 more than Metabos own. Madness.
In fairness, for the tools they make themselves, both festool and mafell are over 90% in house or german sourced components . Still, £700 for a jigsaw and 1500 for a mitre saw? Its a big ask.
I was gonna make a similar tool talk vid at some point. 👍
Have you seen the new dewalt router dude? Man that’s some sweet dust extraction, and that safety mechanism, that’s competition for festool! BUT dewalt told me no corded version in the pipeline so that’s me out! Shame!
@@HewAndAwe The dcw620? Yeah, looks neat. Glad they've resurrected the in-leg dust extraction. My father in law got an old dewalt 1/4 - gotta be 25 years old - with in-leg extraction. Even now, one of the best routers I've used. Just buttery smooth. Copy of the elu 900w ...dewalt bought them out. Its 110v though. I've as little love for 110 tools as I have battery ones!😂
Sorry to hear of your loss btw mate.
@BischBaschBosch oh-dude I thought that was new thing 🤦🏻♂️ ffs! Everyday is a school day! How does it work, I’m gonna look into that for sure!
@@HewAndAwe Works the same as on your festool of2200 big router mate. You have an opening on the Base for dust to go into, which goes into an extra fat leg and, on top, there's a port for the extractor. Love it!
@BischBaschBosch really?! I’m gonna have to compare, that dewalt was like a fire hose over the fella with dust! 🤯
$3000 and the fence doesn’t stay square. Unbelievable. Same issue with the Jet Joiner Planer combo. Crap aluminum fence.
That really pisses me off, I forgot to mention to that the fence is aluminium, the bracket is cast iron though. I really liked the look of the jet thought it was made by powermatic which I believe to be good, but couldn’t get them here not with out pulling my pants down.
Yep. Alex Snodgrass. Lol master of the bandsaw
Knows his bandsaw for sure, I don’t see him saying “Hawk Tuah on that thang” 😂
I wiped some wax on the bessey bars and the glue problem is much less an issue and they are much smoother to operate.
The balance weight issue is far more the issue though.
Had to pause half way through...
3 Phase,
I went the other way, I got the kit before having the ability to run it, simply because I couldn't pass the opportunity to have 4 really good Wadkin pieces of kit (specially the RM and the RS Lathe), I got them in what I think was a bargain,
Total cost so far to install 3 phase, around £7800 and this my friend is without the ground works (which I'm hulking up myself), just ENWL and an Electrician to come in to put the board up and hook up the house.
#justanidea
Will it be worth it, Hell yes!
Curious why then didn’t you just swap the motors for single phase? I really had no idea, I googled it and what googled said was way under what you guys have said in the comments, why is it so expensive though?
@@HewAndAwe several reasons really,
Firstly motors are expensive by their very nature, I also wanted to keep as much as the original kit as possible on these old beauties, considering I'm going to refurbish them top to bottom.
Furthermore, they are power hungry, I simply didn't want to have to think about overloading or even any risk to either the machine (lack of power or anything else) or the circuit on a potential single phase workshop.
But doing this I can separate everything nice and neatly.
Also, what you said, 3 phase machinery are a LOT cheaper in regards to quality vs buck... so... I'd rather cough up then buy cheap, buy twice (I think someone else said that in this video ;) )
As for the costs, yeahhhh, I had that too... but getting ENWL to install the 3 phase and actually getting it up are two different things, out of everything drawing the power from the street was the cheapest bit (or is going to be) at around £3700, it's the rest that's the killer.
@@Jonas_Ritofsky thanks for that dude, interesting to know! 😊
@Jonas_Ritofsky what is it that takes this cost up past the 10k mark though, “the rest of it”? I know when I needed 16amp supply I was quoted silly money so did it myself and then had a man that knows wire in the hot ends, I know it’s not the same but in a sense of saving money.. hope that makes sense.
@@HewAndAwe
ENWL - Cut Single Phase, --provide-- 3 phase cable - £3800 (this includes cable from the street to the Distribution Board in the garage)
Electrician - Everything for connection (happy to share the quote with the breakdown privately/DM) - £4800
Grounds Works - dig up a ditch to run the 3 phase cable to the garage from the main supply on the street - £1000-£3000 - needless to say I'm doing this myself.
What a video m8 that was a proper good watch really nice to see your collection in depth (well what you showed i know there is more you didnt. Probably 😂 would love festool at some point but cant afford now. The professional plainer thicknesser Will be next. Agree totally though on the bar clamps i have 12 a think at different lengths there great although ebay pack 4 heads for 35 quid a think. I deffo got tool envy though although just upgraded the table saw recently so thats helped alot 🏴👍
Cheers dude, do you have a link for the eBay heads mate? Fuck me that’s cheap!!! 😃
@@HewAndAwe there's a link there there actually cheaper than a though there coming in like 25 🤯 and to be fair there good like only issue I've found is they don't have a foot for them to stand but little issue for cheaper set.
Hey I have quick question for you. I just got a jointer. I bought a cutech 8 inch spiral jointer. It has like those changeable teeth. Works good. But when I do side grain like on a charcuterie board , it tears out some of the wood. When it does tear out the grain , it’s like funky not straight grain. I work mostly with walnut and maple. Any suggestions ? Looks kinda like planer tear out. The setting on the little gauge said under 1 32nd. Thank you 😊
Some woods you’re gonna get a bit of tear out, but you maybe running the board too quickly over the head. But I’m a little confused cause you’ve said jointer (we call a planer) and then said planer (we call a thicknesser) there’s two different cuts so I’m not sure if you’re talking about both or?
@@HewAndAwe it’s the tool that joins the board together Like so you have a parallel side. I have one of those dewalt thickness’ers Like the part that you flip to get to on yours. 2 separate machines though. I get tear out on the jointer on the side grain.
Another question that is separate. I watched the video when you restored the table saw. That was pretty cool. On my cuts through my saw , I get a tiny bit of tear out on the bottom left corner of most of the cuts. I work around it, but it annoys me. I like to make things as perfect as I can. I’m still learning , and you’re a very very good teacher and talented wood worker. I’ll watch you over Malecki every day of the week 😊. I know it’s late across the pond. Hope you’re having a good night.
Oh I guess it’s just lunch time for you guys right now 😂. Sorry
@amazinga.f.artwork9047 forgive me, but only glue joins boards together, this is getting lost in translation I fear. More often than not either planer or thicknesser tear out can be minimised going at a slow speed, unfortunately a lot of thicknessers don’t have a speed setting, planing a board the speed you dictate.
@amazinga.f.artwork9047 is this a cross cut or rip cut, what blade are you using, what speed are you pushing at?
After a fairly nasty accident but not permanent accident with a cheap charnwood router table which was at least half my fault. And may partly have been the left hand side of the fence moving forward after it was locked down.
Ive been thinking and looking, at switching to a variable speed spindle moulder with a router spindle and an auto feed, if i can figure out where to shoe horn it into the workshop.
Its possible to get all of that that for 1200/1800 used, sometimes with an autofeed. I wouldnt be surprised if thats below what your router table set would cost new.
For sure, does it collect the dust like what I have, no. But don’t get me wrong I’m not measuring dicks. Wasn’t my point… I’d love a spindle moulder, they scare the shit out of me mind you, but what can be done with one far out does a router table.
Shared m8 back shortly once ave watched it 👍🏴
Cheers dude! 🍻🍻🍻
@@HewAndAweTo Easy bout 20 mins in back shortly 🏴👍
“You need a really hefty amount of power to suck”
You could barely keep it together
It’s funny only a week gone by and the vid is forgotten by me, then someone mentions a bit of it and I get a laugh! 🖖
With tools, I always try to buy the best quality stuff that I can afford.....the problem is that I've spent all my money on tools and then I compounded the problem...by getting married! I like Mafell gear, but it's too pricey and most of their stuff is aimed at huge timber framing work. I love Festool, and try to get it if I can, but you're right about the pricing.
It's gone mad. Fortunately I bought most of the essential stuff before the prices went crazy, although the Kapex remains on my wish list...but not while it's 1500 squids....I get by with my trusty Dewalt 708 aka the dust monster.
I love the Domino haters who reckon that you can cut joints faster by hand or with a router....obviously they have never seen the machine in the flesh and /or are jealous that you can afford one...or both🤣(where's my tiny violin?).
When it comes to routers, I like the old Elu/ Dewalt machines...Elu 177 and Dw625 can do just about anything you ask of them, but my favourite machines are the Dewalt 621 and 622...Not as advanced as the festool kit, but the best dust extraction ever.
I just saw the new dewalt router, man I nearly reached for the rugby sock, dust extraction-mind blown 🤯 and then saw the new safety mechanism… then I did reach for the rugby sock! BUT dewalt told me they have no intention of making a corded version, so I’m back in therapy.
@@HewAndAwe yeah, I like the look of the new Dewalt 18v router...I've got the smaller one already, and since buying it I have hardly used a corded machine, so a heavy duty 1/2 shank one would be awesome...might have to dust off the sawn off and balaclava and make a couple of withdrawals 🤣
@@davidhull2060 it’s a walk and take what ya like these days dude 😂
I have the original corded Mafell P1cc and cannot find fault it especially with the W1 blades ,it does needs target light but so does the Domino which is why I use a head torch now as my eyes are pish poor from age and other crap that makes you go blind
I wasn’t meaning quality, I’ve no doubt the mafell saw is good, I’d have one if it was necessary to my workflow. That reminds me I’ve been meaning to fit a light to the domino for ages!
going to 3 phase is not cheap was quoted 32k for uk power network to run 3ph to my workshop , sold my 3ph saw and bought a single phase combi machine as I have kek all space but you can get a variable speed drive to convert single to 3 ph
Holy shit! I just googled it, 3 to 8k, there’s must of been something up with yours like you had no electricity at all or something?
@@HewAndAwe probably the distance from the sub station, barely have enough juice on single phase
@@WattWood I just asked a friend, he said “1500, but that was to extend from one barn to another, but to put up a pylon and run it 10k plus” I guess that only leaves the motor swap idea then 🤨
25:50 🤣 still get's me every time😁 Festool....not for me way to pricey now & the Kapex mitre saw Wow. I chose team yellow (for my sins) but they are getting crap now esp the stuff they have built in China.
😂😂 I was team yellow before, BUT I just saw the new dewalt router, holy shit, that dust extraction 🤯
Don't install 3 phase...buy 3 phase tools and put a VFD on them. I've even had luck with the
Or convert them to single phase. Do you need a VFD per tool?
@@HewAndAwe Yeh, one VFD per tool, but they're about $75USD, so pretty cheap. The other cool thing is that will give you infinite speed control via a dial. So, for the jigsaw, you can go from barely moving to extremely fast.
@@TheHamPimp is there any other reason why bar the cost difference why you wouldn’t change the motor over to single phase?
@@HewAndAwe Cost and loss of variable speed control would be the only reason not to swap the motor. That motor plan would definitely work, but most folks, at least here in the US where residential 3-phase is not common, just keep the machine original and slap on a VFD. I have them on 3 old tools in my shop. That said, if you really like the idea of buying a new motor, that will definitely work....just consider your shaft size (insert funny film clip here), mounting, and speed when shopping.
@@TheHamPimp thanks for this dude, lots of useful info for peeps looking in on this subject, appreciate you taking the time to reply!!! 🍻🍻🍻
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Cheers dude, hope you’re having. Good’n 🍻🍻🍻
In Australia the 120 miter saw is $2400 and the dominoes the 500 is $2050 and the 700 $2700.
That’s 1.2k uk pounds, cheaper there than here 😂 I’m messing mate 😉
@@HewAndAwe time to join the convicts mate.
@Daniel-zm5fe lmfao!!! I used to live in Sydneyc I’d go back in a heartbeat if I could!
Absolutely not. Like you said, there isn't a miter saw on earth now or ever that I'd pay that much for. And I own a domino but get over yourselves festool
It’s a shame I didn’t film my reaction when I saw the price! 😂 I hear the motors are junk to of late, many saying their motor died but I’m not sure if it’s because they’re running it of the wrong vac.
@HewAndAwe oh I'm right there with you! When you said what they want for those saws I couldn't believe what I heard. I guess they think well we're the top brand so we can charge whatever we want and these idiots will pay it 😆
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Mad price eh… 🤦🏻♂️
I something think that some woodworking youtoob videos are like pron. Fantasy visions of beautiful people doing amazing things with things beyond our means.
I say this is the best way possible, that wasn't your video - nice things with sound reasons why you chose them. But you threw in a few scenes i think I've seen on your Only Fans 😝
Copy that, thanks for the compliment, I find those vids you mentioned detestable, I seldom watch any woodworking vids these days! I did start an OF but it was in the middle of winter, didn’t go down well.