I didn’t know festool have been around for so long thanks for showing this trip down memory lane

What a fantastic museum, like many I didn't realise that they'd been around for so long. What a place!!!

It is great to see the evolution from the old tools to the new ones. Enjoy your trip in Germany!!!!!

Lol, I'm still using a Wadkin staircase cutting machine. Built in 1961 it's older than me and it cuts both strings simultaneously for both treads and risers. Old stuff well maintained is often the best.

Thanks a lot to share this with us, this is one of the best video on KZfaq of all time

That museum is like a 30 minute drive from where we live 😅 Next time you‘re there you can come and have a barbecue with us 😊

Awesome and extremely robust machines !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Wish they still made these machines.Thank you very very much sir for posting this beautiful video sir.Extremely grateful to you ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Wild to see how far festools come compared to other tool companies that have problably been around for only 20 years

Thank you for taking us along Dusty; I Love going on field trips.

Dude I bet you thought you had gone heaven so cool , good video Dusty😊

Festo is still active, under the Festo name. They make some seriously good pneumatic fittings.

Nobody but Dusty could guide me thru that place. His exuberance in the radial arm section is truly infectious. Doesn't it make you wanna see him build a joint with one of those things?

I wish they would bring back some of these beauties.

Hope, you enjoyed Germany beside all these amazing tools

I'd like to be born in first wolrd to enjoy the @festool museum too, I even enjoy this kind of videos ,your the boss Dusty

Love the old HOLZ-HER circular saw 😍

Great video too! I’ll probably never make it there but glad to get a glimpse of their history.

I actually thought festool was a relatively new brand but this shows how wrong I was and what an amazing selection.

Welcome to germany! Thanks for your little tour of woodworking history. I hope you enjoyed it and you could see some more interesting things here :D greez from germany :D

I actually do envy you mate … You LOVE your work, you build amazing stuff BUT you actually LOVE EVERYTHING about it … Most people, including me hate having to go to work everyday but we do it because we have to … I bet you look forward to going to your workshop to build your stuff!!! I salute you mate!!! Fair play to you!!! 👊🏻👊🏻

I wish this video was 30 mins long! :D

This is so cool ,,, only DIY'ers and wood entusiants will find this amazing

Cool to see all the old stationary machines

your wood working talent is an amazing gift awesome work Thx for the video's Tony

Fantastic museum, wow festool machine, very nice tools and equipment

Whaaaaa?!?! He speaks, who knew! Thanks so much for sharing!

Awesome man! 👌

Guess Festool making a CMS version of a jointer and band saw is out of the question.

The bearings on the track saw are an amazing idea. I hope someone comes up with a way to incorporate them into the DIY track saw designs.

I am a "hobbyist" working with wood. I love your video with the Festool power tools. Those machines were made to last.

Thanks for sharing, got to go there on my next trip to Germany 👍👍

Oh my gosh that was so cool! Thanx for sharing.

Amazing museum! Thanks for upload

Nice video, Festo used to be into Timber Framing more then woodworking recently. If you want that hand held chain mortiser check out the one from Mafell, the also have the handheld groover (NFU50) and more tools like these.

I bet the museum staff was just thrilled to be sweeping up sawdust, LOL.

Wow! I wish to visit this place one day. I’m really frenzy on tools, and this is an amazing piece of history.

Great place! I wish the video was 5x longer with more detail with your same level of enthusiasm!

Thanks for sharing!!

really impressive how smooth this old tool is working after all the years!

Great video! Congrats by the experience!

Very cool. Thanks for sharing

Mr. Festool visiting the Festool museum!!!!!, cool

Kid and Christmas springs to mind 👍

@The Dusty Lumber Co, you should watch some of the videos for Shoyan the Carpenter in Japan. He has the makita versions of many of these tools and STILL USES them. He also has a coule special machines for cutting tennons that you would flip over.

That is freaking awesome!!!!

Thats actually really cool man thanks for sharing. 👍🏼

In my country all this tools and machines they still working ❤❤❤

Holy crap I wonder how many hands or fingers were lost using those old tools

Muito interessante . Importante legendas traduções para que possamos compreendermos. Obrigado por compartilhar

This is AMAZEBALLS

That was awesome

بجد انت تستاهل كل خير علي فكره الروتر اللي انت كنت مسكه في جنبه روتر لونه اصفر انا عندي روتر من نفس الشركه وكذا حاجه تانيه

Handheld groover with a massive spinning shaper wheel must have been a beast if you took too much cut or hit a knot.

Have a nice time here in Germany.

Awesome

Very cool

Once you are in Germany you could vistit Mafell too. Or visit my homeregion with Wera and hazet.

🇹🇷öke maşallah güzel marking. Malzemeden çalmamış. Adam adam gibi makina yapmış. Helâl olsun.🇹🇷

Definitely check out mafell tools ! They have massive tool (for timber framing). Maybe it's an issue because of festool collaboration with you?

love it

Have a nice time in Germany.

Εαν μπορουσα να ειχα τα πάντα απο τα φεστο θα ημουν ο πιο ευτυχισμενος ξυλουργος του κοσμου.

Es una lástima que a muchas herramientas como las que están en este museo les tuvieran que cortar los cables de potencia, entiendo que es por seguridad pero su valor histórico y funcional se deprecia muchísimo, una pena 😕 It's a pity that many tools like the ones in this museum had to have their power cables cut, I understand that it's for safety but their historical and functional value depreciates a lot, a shame 😕

Very cool. I think I remember seeing a couple of those types of tools in my Grampa's water powered mill. That would have been 40 odd years ago. Yikes, just realized, I'm almost a dinosaur 😂😂😂

bom dia, felicidades pra todos de sua família. preciso de um picador pra trabalhar vc pode mim ajuda amém deus ti abençoe .

So Nice, the you are in Gemany, I live there.

Buona sera,volevo complimentarmi con lei, si vede tantissimo che lei ama il suo lavoro da falegname.👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻

Wow, he speaks!

If you are in Germany please go to the Bosch Museum ❤

He likes to bend down and look at the camera for thumbnails hahahaha

Ausgeseichnet! Next time you go to the fatherland.. consider wearing adidas or puma to garner better favour among the locals 🇩🇪🇩🇪

Have you heard of Mafell? They make some of the tools you said you wish Festool would still make. Mafell is not that far away from Festool (115km) - both have their headquarters in south Germany.

I think the stair router, router on a slide could be a modern tool but for much more than stairs. We have alternatives but still, hmm.

He speaks!

Like a kid in a candy store!

Someone on Marketplace was selling a Festo router. I was convinced that it was a knockoff Festool model.

I get notified there is new content on this channel, when I click on it there is nothing new??? There appears to be something wrong??

Ты МЕГА крут...

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Zer gut!!

Were is it located at

Holy crap… amazing video but the real impressive thing was YOU TALK! 😉

I wouldn’t want to arm wrestle them old timers

Greets from german

Herzlich Willkommen!

Tell u this they could take some inspiration from some them old tools to put into new designs. But yea people had some strength back in day. U must be in heaven there dusty. U commissioned a proper old tool to be remade for u yet?? 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿😁👍

Супер

Toàn máy ngon

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I follow all your videos, and you really should invest a few dollars in a decent camera. These skinny I-shots are not doing it for me !!!

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Hello sir

Древние станки против твоих ?

Take off your hat inside, you dont learn that in Canada ?

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The Chinese wish they could be that talented in manufacturing machine tools.....move all our manufacturing out of China now ....

USA 🇺🇸 THE TOOLS THAT BUILT THIS COUNTRY ARE STILL THE BEST.

Fku

mouth wide open!!!!!!!!!

Ironic that one of the most expensive tool companies, Festool, has such a huge collection of circular saws in their museum. Ironic because they were invented by Skil, one of the most affordable tool companies. Just as tissues have, regardless of brand, come to be known as Kleenex, all circular saws have become known as Skil saws.