Thread: Anyone been to Festool Factory???

found this link Anyone Visited the Festool factory at Wendlingen, Germany

I have been to the factory on several occasions which is an amazing experience to see the technology they have engineered to run the product plant.

Unfortunately it is quite difficult to get in there and normally it is only staff or dealer groups that have access.

Sorry we can help,

Blair

Thanks for your posts guys. What a disappointment. I will have to find something else to see.

Originally Posted by beer is good

Thanks for your posts guys. What a disappointment. I will have to find something else to see.

if I have the right location, Wellingen is not far from Buelcourt (my spelling is complretely off) so you could visit the Australian WWI memoral, Pashendale, etc

I was lucky to go with the other festool premium shop dealers of Australia, it was an amazing experience to see the technology & festool philosophies. It was great to see how the tools wereade & tested, equally impressive was the fact that over 60% of the assembly staff was female....it would be great for festool to maybe give an end user the chance to experience also

Originally Posted by ian

if I have the right location, Wellingen is not far from Buelcourt (my spelling is complretely off) so you could visit the Australian WWI memoral, Pashendale, etc

I'm afraid not. Wendlingen is near Stuttgart in southern Germany. Paschendaele is near Ypres (Ieper) in western Belgium. They're about 700km apart.
Ypres is well worth the visit, especially to see the Menin Gate and hear the Last Post there.

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Stewart

Originally Posted by stewart59

I'm afraid not. Wendlingen is near Stuttgart in southern Germany. Paschendaele is near Ypres (Ieper) in western Belgium. They're about 700km apart.
Ypres is well worth the visit, especially to see the Menin Gate and hear the Last Post there.

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Stewart

Agree

I've been there, that is why I was suggesting the OP visit there.

if near Stuttgart, the OP might like to see if they can visit one of the car plants

I recall another factory that was only open to their staff.
One day they decided to let five children and their parents through. All they had to do was find a golden ticket inside a Wonka bar.