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29th June 2004, 01:45 AM #1
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I have recently bought some festo power tools,router,jigsaw and rotex sander secondhand,(quokka)and have used the sander already,what a magnificent peice of equipment,now i need an extraction system,have priced festool-expensive.
Would really appreciate some idea'salan-h
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29th June 2004, 11:38 AM #2
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Have a search for Dust Extraction or Cyclone. This topic has been discussed extensively.
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29th June 2004, 08:15 PM #3
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I got the festool CT33 several months ago as i do work in customers places, and i am realy impressed with the unit. When in my shop I still use the triton bucket so as to save on buying bags.
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29th June 2004, 09:36 PM #4
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I know what you mean, I priced the Festool sucker a while back, and while the price of the unit was pretty high, the bags were excessive. :eek:
Originally Posted by Guy
10 for $100 from memory.
I dislike expensive consumables.
But Festool stuff is soooo cool.
Ben.
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