Yes correct but if you can cut off the same sheet then all your thickness should marry up. If I just cut batches off 1 sheet for one part of the job. Once I start a new sheet of MDF I can keep that separate to compensate for the difference in thickness. I do mention in my video to still reference your face to get your face of your workpiece line up great. Thanks for the comment 👍😄

Yes there is 👍 honestly I don’t bother using it just in case I’m half way through a project and need to reset. It’s only just in case I’m not in the same exact position. 👍😄

Thank you Michael 👍😄

Thank you Brad,will do 👍😄

Yes Mark you are 100% right. Oh cs70 I’ve here’d they are great 👍😄

If I could squeeze them in I would have. Love mine 👍😄

Hi Troy,you hit the nail on the head it is a portable workshop. I’m sure a programme I watch on Netflix is filmed where you live. Big timber it’s called. Looks like an awesome place where you live 🇬🇧👍😄

Yes Michael exactly my point. People don’t understand why we buy Festool. Sadly they haven’t had the chance to own them and understand how much better they are. You got a nice collection coming along there fair play 👍😄 Glad you managed to get the broadband up and running 👍👍👍

Thank you Mark. I will keep them coming 👍😄

That’s a great idea 💡 👍😄

I think you’re 100% right on the router. With the 8amp battery I think it would work great with new cordless router. Hold out if you can Adrian 👍😄

@@markthomas5139never thought of this. Does it matter that much though if you're already hooking up a dust hose anyways? An 8ah battery is heavy vs the plug it cord. I would prefer battery when I'm not using dust extraction but I almost always am

@@dylandempsey6103 yes the same goes for the ksc60 as it’s stationary you don’t notice the weight. I think it may be great with router also adding a little extra weight for routing. To be honest the 8amp battery pack is light compared to other brands. If working with no power or sparky working in property them it could be great for people. Personally I don’t mind the plug it lead as I’m always connected to dust extraction 👍

Hi Michael it’s all working my end. Hope it loads for you 👍

Working for me...

@@bigredracingdog466 glad to here it 👍😄

Thanks Michael 👍😄

Just thought I would share my nightmare lol 🤣🤣🤣👍😄

Thank you for the great advice. I will 100% be doing that next. Thanks again Kevin 👍😄

Thank you Crusty 👍😄

Thanks nice from far,far from nice is the other one 👍🤣. Those sash clamps are on eBay just type sash clamps and they come up 1st. I’ve had 2 break but they don’t cost to much but have gone up in price since Covid like everything else. I like them plus they are really light. Obviously if you want to spend the money look into Irwin’s but they cost a nice bit for 1. 👍

Thank you Michael. We all come across problems 👍😄

Thanks Michael 👍😄

No problem,he loves playing fetch lol I throw the ball constantly he’s ball mad 👍😄

No problem buddy 👍😄 glad you got something from it 👍😄

That’s great news,you want be disappointed 👍😄

I’ve had them a while and never used them. Now I can’t believe how easy they are to use. Effortless in operation. My new found love 👍😄

Thank you,my brain is still boiled lol. I’ve got another one to make so will show how to set it up 👍

Thanks Garry 👍😄

Thank you Michael,glad you liked it. 👍😄

Hi Ashley where about do you live ??

Thanks mate 👍😄

I don’t own the csc50 table saw so couldn’t tell you how they fit sadly 👍

Sorry about that,thanks anyway.​@@markthomas5139

@@duanehurley2105 hey that’s ok I’m sure they would fit mind as I would imagine they are the perfect match 👍👍

I run my KSC60 for 2days on 8ah. Still plenty left in them. Great videos here’s👍

@@markjarman7819 that’s awesome. Worth every penny 👍😄

No as he would be an Alignment Error obviously 🤣 thanks for the English lesson mind 🤣 Luckily I use my hands to work and not my English 👍😄

You want regret it RpR. As I don’t use the domino daily I was making the 20mm mistake also. This will make my life easier. Glad it’s helped you out. They are on eBay 👍😄

@@markthomas5139 yes ordered one from eBay tonight.

That’s great news,thank you Samson 👍😄

Hi Michael thanks. It’s from eBay 👍😄

Thanks Adrian 👍😄we have all been there with what I’m showing in my video. 👍

Thank you Michael 👍 The replacement depth gauge is from eBay. I only payed £9.99 👍

@@markthomas5139 Thanks Mark !!!

I agree Festool for the win for me also. The pack out way to bulky when loaded with tools. Mine is only used for rip out stages of the job. It’s left on site so it’s not moved around. Festool on the other hand is in another league. It’s so compact much easier to move about and takes up way less floor space. Van space is limited also so I can pack more Festool also. My love started with plunge saw also and the sys dust extraction by Festool. Nothing beats these. As you said you pay for what you get. Milwaukee tools are awesome mind as they are robust. I’m the same as you I run all makes and buy the best of all makes they all have pros and cons. The most tool failure I’ve had is Makita they just don’t last. 👍😄

Thanks,yes with abit of time and a few coats of paint MDF does look nice painted. The colour used was mixed by dulex and is called putty with satin finish. 👍😄

Hi it’s a 1200watt brushed motor 240volt 👍

@@markthomas5139 thank you

@@samsonacc8081 glad to help 👍😄

It’s different Jason I can say that 🤣👍😄

That’s awesome to hear. I’ve only got ks60 240v. But hearing this I may upgrade when it dies. The run time sounds great on ksc60 with the 8amp. Thanks 👍😄

Correct,you pay for what you get 👍😄

It’s Festool standard airstream charger (rapid charger) all over Festools 18v batteries work with this charger. I was impressed myself to be honest hence the video. 👍😄

Thank you Michael 👍😄

My pleasure Peanuts 🥜 👍😄

Glad you like them 👍😄

My pleasure from the uk 🇬🇧 👍😄

Thanks Peanut 🥜 glad your enjoying them 👍😄🇬🇧

Thank you Dufffaaa glad you liked it 👍😄