Anyone own a Festool? Bit pricey......

[Norcon]

TS55 track saw with 4 tracks of different lengths, one is for cabinet hinge holes as the router and jigsaw runs on the track as well. £559
Kapex mytre saw £759
OFK 700 trimmer £400
Planer £400
OF1010 and OF2200 routers £1300
CMS system base for table routing/sawing etc £460
RO 150 sander £459
Detail sander £250
PS 400 jigsaw £344
Multi function tables 2 off. £1078
Domino jointing machine, so much better than a biscuit machine £599
2 mobile vac dust extractors £1000
many systainer boxes. £200


Nearly £8000 for that little lot.

 

[sinbad1000]

Kapex 120 £900
mft kapex £280
kapex extensions x2 £270
mfk700 trimmer £470
OF 1010 £400
OF2200 £750
ct mini vac £300
DF500 domino set £700
MFT/3 x2 £1000
2.7m track £200
2424mm LR track £190
TS 55 track saw with 2 1400mm tracks £450
ps300 jigsaw £200
sortainers x4 £400
Cms base £470
Cms OF insert £450
cms ts55 insert £270
cms ts75 insert £270
sliding table for cms £270
stopper for cms £160
eh65 planer £250
LR 32 hole indexing system with trk £370
parallel guides with extensions £220


roughly £9k and I've had £4k of other stuff lifted from van bastards, including my lovely CT33 and a OF2200

 

[stevewestern]

Another one here who loves them - I only recently got my first sander - the RTS400. Within a week I had ordered a Rotex 90 sander and am getting a CXS drill shortly..
They work. Thats it.
An hour using my old palm sander was enough to never want to use it again and numb fingers.
5 hours sanding with my Rotex 90 yesterday left me admiring the results AND with fingers I could feel.
Expensive, but so well made, and so worth it if you use them lots, or just have the cash spare and like well made tools.