Why Festool Vecturo is Worth the Investment

Why spend $700+ on a multi tool when you can buy one for $100? Here’s why: Are you tired of constantly replacing cheap tools that break down after minimal use? In this video, find out why the Festool Vecturo multi-tool is a worthwhile investment that lasts for years of heavy-duty use. Subscribe to discover why spending a little more upfront can save you time and money in the long run!
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[@AlanW]

Hey, thanks for putting up a long term review, no one seems to do those, and it's good to know about the durability issues others have!

[@Wallymakesstuff]

Thanks for the thoughtful comment! I know what you mean - too many initial impression reviews that don’t get deep enough. I plan to do this with all my tools - stay tuned…

[@jeffrellek2792]

Hey, thanks for the video. Can you make a video of you using both attachments with the vacuum? I think that alone makes this tool worth it, but haven’t seen it in use in videos much

[@Wallymakesstuff]

I’m unaware of a vacuum attachment for the vecturo - didn’t exist when I bought it, and I’ve learned to just hold the vacuum hose up against it when in use. I do recall the Fein had a vac hose hookup when I bought this and almost went that route instead, until I read that it’s more effective to hold the hose by the blade instead of using the vac attachment anyway.

[@sekritskworl-sekrit_studios]

Hi! Could you pleaee share the name & model and/or product link to the non-festool (low cost) blades?

[@Wallymakesstuff]

Thought I did that, thank you for mentioning. Link is now in the description

[@sekritskworl-sekrit_studios]

@@Wallymakesstuff Danke, mein Bruder!