Get Your Myths Busted And Your Festool Mysteries Solved!

Festool System: It's not magic, but it might feel like it! This video cracks the code on the Festool System's mysterious ways, leaving you wondering if you've been missing out on woodworking superpowers !
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[@kubilayylmaz1716]

Thanks for the type and trick.

[@sedgetool]

Thank you

[@carbb5760]

Love that microfibre shirt. Need one of them to clean my glasses

[@sedgetool]

👍

[@justlanded2177]

Thanks guys!!! You are positively wicked sharp! :)

[@sedgetool]

Thanks !!

[@milandjordjevic5949]

And Thank you Guys for this great Tips .
Greetings from Wonderful Vienna .

[@sedgetool]

Greetings from Wonderful Indiana !!!

[@jessemeyle401]

Good information. Awesome MXPX shirt!

[@sedgetool]

Thanks!

[@matthewwysocki5019]

Great Thanks!

[@sedgetool]

You bet!

[@Advcrazy]

Hey sedge! Have you done a vid on squaring the tracksaw (ts75) blade to the main bottom face is the saw (ie to the tail)? Mine wasn’t quite square from the factory and it seems pretty tedious trying measure and set an accurate 90

[@sedgetool]

I haven't done that one yet ....

[@tundrawhisperer4821]

Hey Sedge, The TS55 is underpowered, but we’ll agree to disagree. I still love using my track saw though. Love the videos and thank you for posting them. 😁👍🏻

[@sedgetool]

Fair enough!

[@MattLitkeRacing]

Here is an idea. Show how to take the blade cover off a TS saw without losing the little spring. I like to clean in there it can get some buildup if you’re using the bag a lot

[@sedgetool]

Great Idea !!!

[@wildgrain1]

Sedge maybe you can help me...Festool tech support could not. I cannot get a straight 45 degree bevel cut on my T55 using 48T blade. This is for miter joints for jewelry boxes. The cut veers into the wood (too much removed) at the end of the cut. Am I doing something wrong? Thanks for all the education!

[@sedgetool]

If it is at the end of the cut it may be that you. are not pushing the saw far enough past the end of the board before raising the blade..... this is all I can think of

[@troyboy4345]

Shaaaaaarp !

[@sedgetool]

Wicked !!

[@chriskelvin248]

shaaaahp! Lol!