Lancs Lad
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Ks120 110V was the lemon sadly.
KS60 is the smaller one and fine in 240 and 36v .
Arguably the best mitre saw ever made.
KS60 is the smaller one and fine in 240 and 36v .
Arguably the best mitre saw ever made.
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6feetdown
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Yeah makes a difference. If you want precision the festool is hard to beat
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6feetdown
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Was the 110v I think had mine done under warranty in a week tbf collected and dropped off
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DaveDCB
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I’ve the big dewalt 780 saw, it’s 110v so a pain sometimes getting enough power to it! If the battery version was available when I bought it I’d of 100% gone for battery!
Also have the guide rail cordless dewalt saw, it’s a proper game changer!! Probably best cordless tool I have in fairness!
Also have the guide rail cordless dewalt saw, it’s a proper game changer!! Probably best cordless tool I have in fairness!
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Cal919
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Id go makita or dewalt. Had a 305mm dewalt 110v for a long time never had a issue with it other that extract pipe clogging if on bag not hoover. Currently looking at makita 40v 216mm for more convenience as the 305mm is a bit weighty.
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Cal919
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Track saws are awesome make life so easy! Ive got a corded makita plunge saw and a 40v circular saw that fits track great kit. 3m rail is really handy aswell!
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6feetdown
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Ye
Yeah first festool was the tracksaw my I'd wish I'd had 1 30 years ago, as you say indeed a game changer
Bri963
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A few years ago I spent a wad on a Makita compound mitre saw and a Hitachi router. Early this year someone gave me a Power Devil router and an Evolution compound mitre saw, you could probably buy both for the cost of the Hitachi, and I end up using them over the “quality” weapons as the saw is more accurate on the angles, and the router is lighter and better Balanced.
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6feetdown
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Best router OD2000 I think it is festool again you can leave it running on the bench and it doesn't move
Lancs Lad
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OF2200
finest router ever made but it is a beast!Tbf the OF1400 is ruddy good though and lots easier to handle
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6feetdown
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I've both but the beast is brilliantOF2200
Tbf the OF1400 is ruddy good though and lots easier to handle
Bri963
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3/8” or 1/2” collet?OF2200
Tbf the OF1400 is ruddy good though and lots easier to handle
Lancs Lad
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1/2 and 1/4 or 6mm to 12.7mm
Giles
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Bri963
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My mistake, both of mine are 1/4” but I have a3/8” adapter for the Hitachi. I’d love a 1/2” but the bits cost a blooming fortune.1/2 and 1/4 or 6mm to 12.7mm
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6feetdown
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Like anything decent unfortunately
Pedrod355
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Anyone try’d the 1/2” Milwaukee battery routers?
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Russell
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I recently got a festool track saw and it is very good , the domino is also very good. The dust extraction with two Henry's attached is impressive. Yesterday I cut a shelf to size and probably 10+ mortices and didn't have a spec of dust on me.
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DaveDCB
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That was going to be my next question… dust extraction - given all vacuums which aren’t class M are now banned(Henry included!) does anyone reccomend one?
I ideally want bagless. Pointless having the auto start as most tools are now cordless or 110v
I ideally want bagless. Pointless having the auto start as most tools are now cordless or 110v
Lancs Lad
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Festool. Bluetooth to batteries for auto start which works really well.
M is mainly for sites nothing stopping you using L class
If you not bothered about Bluetooth or M class the CT25 is a good machine .
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