Great pick and you won’t regret itThanks for the helpful advice, Ok, think iv decided to go cordless, so I have one less cord to get in the way, I’ll justify the cost of the tool as I’m no longer budgeting the labour costs for fitting our doors.
As a side note, I’m sure a dedicated “What Tool” thread could be useful, especially for those that are self converting their vans etc
I also want/need a pillar drill..
Are you the Tall Carpenter, then?I have the 36v cordless Makita track saw, and use it with a Festool extractor with the Bluetooth switch.
I made a video about it on my YouTube channel if anyone's interested
haha I’ve followed your channel for ages, never realised you was on here.
Are you the Tall Carpenter, then?
That's awesome and thanks for supporting my channelhaha I’ve followed your channel for ages, never realised you was on here.
If I send over a drawer front, can I have an autograph?
Well I’d go cordless I’ve got both festool cordless and 110v and have only used the 110v one few times as the cordless is so much hander to deal with but then I do a lot of kitchens and fitted furnitureHi
After some advice on whether to buy a cordless or 240 v track saw?
Iv got loads of Makita tools and 5ah batteries,I can’t justify the lovely festool saw, but I do have one of their dust extractors.
As I’d prefer to use the dust extractor when possible, should I just buy the 240v saw?
My main gripe would be the saw cord getting caught up on work piece, like my plane...
The 240v is £50 cheaper, but would I regret not going cordless?
My first job is to trim down some 20mm thick oak doors (Ledge&brace)
I don’t fancy using my 18v circular saw on these doors
Cheers
Wish my van looked that organisedNo prizes for guessing where my tool allegiance lies
Ignore the vivaro. This was before I saw the light
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I couldn’t have it any other way.Wish my van looked that organised
Sparkies are the worst I find. Open the side door & a sea of Wagos, red plugs & 1.5” 8s dash the drivewayDefinitely cleanest plumbers van I’ve ever seen most I know are exactly like I just described
Hi there.Wow......the tall carpenter!! I've watched loads of your videos. I was even telling my chippy mate about the black timber framed workshop you built.....you must have upgraded as I am sure you had a vivaro in the videos I watched
About time we had someone who knows a bit or two about kitchens, eh, JayJust subscribed too
Just subscribed too
When you do as many as I do they get a bit boringAbout time we had someone who knows a bit or two about kitchens, eh, Jay