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I’ve had both over the years. The Bosch versions. Right now I am using a Makita d-handle. And I can see the truth behind your video. In the market for something with dust collection so going for the Festool d-handle jigsaw. Thanks.

Extension feature stuck after 4 uses. Tried everything. What a bummer.

Purdy come in for so much stick for having a wider core that is non-standard, but actually I think it’s a superior system. When you’re looking for the best possible finish (eg kitchen cabinet top coats) you tend to drop to the tiny nap sizes and microfibre, and the ‘regular’ roller sleeves seem to ‘rattle’ on the metal spike. OK so nobody cares how they sound, but these vibrations often translate into ‘clicking’ as you roll - and you see these inconsistencies in the finish! The wider core Purdy roller system has none of this. Trouble is, Purdy’s own finish sleeves are not as good as the 2 Fussy Blokes Semismooth/Smooth microfibre mini rollers. If 2FB made a Purdy compatible roller sleeve it would be *chef’s kiss

Love it! If you don’t mind me asking, what is the name of that work light or desk lamp?

So mister Dojo, why it beeps 3 times when I push the trigger?... it doesn't start, just beeps

I find the handle on the lid gets easier to use over time. Annoying to use regardless. I just picked up the new SYS3 S which replaced the Mini T Loc. They have the same annoying to use locking lid handle.

This is just a Festool fan boy getting paid for claiming without any reasoning that the tool is great. What a waste of Festool’s money. It is actually a very good tool that does much more than “cutting nails”. There are many better YTs showing what a multitool can do. The reason for paying twice the price for a Festool multitool is the superb engineering, the innovative accessories and the peerless after-sales service.

Festool is the most affordable option. So for someone like me who’s building a diy table, then it works out decent.

Thanks for the tip on Zinzer paints!

name of the song ? love it

He means. Why I’m buying 2 festool jigsaws.

Where I am this cost the same as the MFK700 trim router. It maybe actually be more expensive. I am a cabinet maker installer and my old work place did buy this set but I literally only used the driver handle, the 3, 5 and 10mm drill bits, the #2 sq and pz, the self centering bit and two if the 3 5mm counter sink pilot bits and the set only comes with one we had to buy the second one separately and to be honest we really needed a 3 not a 3.5mm. I will say, the brad point and twist drill bits are very good and the sharpest Ive ever used tho!

the arrows serve nothing just put dogs the rail will be squared of course

From what I can tell, the barrel-grip jigsaw is the only one that would work for me as a lefty. The safety on the d-handle is in the wrong place for me.

Well, what can I say? I really don't know were your prices for Festool jigsaw blades are coming from, but here in Australia they are actually way chipper then the Bosch or Diablo once... Go figure...

bought a used 1010 EBQ for less than half price of a brand new REBQ. I think is worth it specially considering I need this for a few smaller jobs

Why nothing on CXS18 or TPC 18/4?

Take a router and round the corners of the MDF. One of the other problems (besides absorbing water) with the MDF is that it breaks off sharp corners very, very easily.

The circle attachment is great. Also get the plastic base so you can screw it onto a board and have the carvex upside down a bit like a bandsaw/scroll saw. Next the angle base is great for angle mitre like type cuts. Takes a bit of handling but works well. The other bases are neither here nor there. You can simply put tape on the base to stop scratches so no need for the extra bases. Get a Collins coping foot for the carvex if you do baseboard scribing. I love the ease of changing bases. Hate the blade adjustment with a stupid Allen key, very annoying.

They are good for cutting down low but not so much hi up on ladders I prefer a 2 gallon bucket with a pot hook a grid weenie roller and brush in one ...

I heard from several people that the older Trion is better than the Carvex. More accurate among other things. I was surprised. Do you have any thoughts on this?

Seems like a real roundabout way of doing this. You can also simply scribe a line 37mm from an edge, butt the wood up to one of the stop latches and then align the guide with the scribe marking. Both stop latches are 37mm from center of the bit.

I check my MFT with large Woodpeckers square EVERY TIME I make a cut. It is not a reliable piece of equipment. Just discovering Dashboard. I love most of my Festool tools but the MFT has far too often given me cuts shy by 1mm. No bargain when making cabinets.

Anyone realised that the old Top handle just flips in place when thread in the top systainer to an bottom one? So even if you forgot to fold the handle down, no problem as you have to come in from the front to loc(k) it in place. The old one.... not so smart. Yea, maybe if you store Systainers in a rack, but otherwise the 'wrong direktion' top handle is 'improvable'.

I’m afraid I’m in the probable majority of DIYers that can’t afford (or justify the cost of) this mft, so I really can’t attest to the quality of the product at all. What I can say is that I’ve just bought an mft for a quarter of the price, quality probably not as good but it’s very portable and stable once erected. So, it may not be as good (again, I wouldn’t know because I don’t have one), but I could replace this one four times before incurring the cost of the Festool.

Festools really are crap!

I dont see the thinking behind picking the multitool as its a Fein machine just clad in festool plastics with some clever attachments . I have it but id happily trade it for the Fein machine and take the Festool Domino as no one else makes one . Then probably the CTL midi then the Kapex but neither are revolutionary just best in field.

I think you describe a common issue amongst all the jigsaw who has this kind of design and we see this from all major tool makers... I also like the traditional handle/trigger combo

I have the whole Festool range maybe 20k deep just now jigsaw i use the barrel grip makita 12v most of the time and makita 18v for heavy work , the 12v makita is amazing. Both of Festools jigsaws are terrible, the lack of visibility and angle base is shocking. Would love to see you try one to see what you think of it . Other than that i use mafell routers the lo55 its lightyears ahead . The lack of a cordless planer and the lack of a small cordless 165mm circular saw have always baffled me , again makita fills that void

Looks Great !!!! well done

Esse suporte para rolo jumbo mini seria indicado para ambos rolos jumbo mini de 114mm e 165mm ?

Festool DON’T make knives! The maker is on the blade, Festool just put their name on it and call it theirs

Thanks. - yeah not atall going to get any Impact driverof festool. (Butis there a centronic (whatever) impact driver of festool?

Great review, very nice tool................I want one 😊😊😊😊😊😊😇

The old one is perfect for stacking, the new one for sliding into a rack, for example in a van. Stacking the new ones is annoying. The new handle design makes it awkward, but there is no other way in making them suitable for a rack system like bott.

Nice! Will consider it.

I’m from the US and woodwork in metric. It’s a far superior system and I’ll never understand why the US refuses to adopt. I use the 32mm system to build cabinets. Also I love Festool but Fastcap make the best tape measure and they have a lot of variations of tapes.

Now you can slam in a 65 buck Festool Ruller in every sys3 handle.

As someone else mentioned, this is just a rebranded Wera Rapidaptor but that's not a complaint as the Rapidaptor is excellent. Also, if anybody else is a bit of a nerd for colour matching like I am, and own a Milwaukee, look for the Hilti bit set which comes with a red version. I'm just sad that nothing can be done about the back and forth play in the FDDX and it feels a bit ridiculous to be using one locking bit holder to hold another, only because the built in one on my Milwaukee is too deep to effectively use these smaller bits. Also like someone else mentioned, having this kind of holder built in would have been perfect. Even the bit holder on my Ryobi impact is much better than this one on the FDDX, with no back and forth play, plus it's ejection feature, making one handed changes easy. Okay, now I'm just ranting 🤣

It's not Festool and Germans going "their way" with the metric system. It's the Americans going bananas with imperial against the rest of the world :D

hy heeft wel gelijk maar ben tevreden met festool

I think Festool's position on this is affordability vs 'cost to make' vs functionality vs accuracy. For most Festool users who use this stuff on location is the stock hinge good enough, but many contractors I see don't bother with the hinge at all. That might be why revisions to this piece of kit haven't been made. Having said that, I seriously doubt that they would bother to develop their rail hinge to a standard that could better the quality of Dashboard, for example. Seems they're better off concentrating on the power tool division R&D.

Very helpful video 👍🏽

Is there any Amazon blades that fit it?

Great video. I’d never considered this.

Even better than the purdy is arroworthy rollers. The finish they leave is second to none.

I watch most of thoese channels myself............they are fab !!! like youre own channel !!!! thank you

Looks Good !!! Thanks for the review

Great review !!! thank you

The only way that shite wil last 5 years is if you don't use it. Wooster Sherlock. are the best money can buy . All their products piss over Purdy.