Would you mind sharing the Mozak tool set up parameters you used or where we can find them

Could you please give us the model number of the dovetail bit? I don't use Mozaik, I use FreeCAD... but I know how to write code. 😁 I am also running a Onefinity Elite Foreman with an ATC.... so this is a great capability

Can you do a quick follow up on your Mozaik settings or the screenshot? You made some awesome dovetail drawers 👍

Please go over your Mozaik parameters for this!

FUSION F2 LAGUNA and festool csc sys 50. Which one do you think I should choose?

Can anyone explain me how can you cut a board of laminate 1m long and 250mm wide at 45° with clean cut on wider side?! Has anyone thought about that, because this saw does the 45° cuts in negative side compared to all classic saws, can anyone come with an answer. Thanks

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Yeah man, excellent idea. I like this. From the looks of what I can see you can also band larger parts as well?

I’m a DIY’er, have a few tools and my battery system is Dewalt. For some years have looked obsessively at table saws trying to find the perfect one… ah… that one is too big, too small, noisy, weak, flimsy, overpowered, a toy, where do I fit that? This Festool rings all (most) the bells. If it was corded it would be an easier decision, but I’m struggling… it’s soooo desirable

The roundover at the top is 1/16", at the bottom tips it is 1/32"

This is awesome! I have not had the chance to try dovetails with our bit on my CNC. The other difference between our bit anf the Vortex is that the radius at the top on ours does NOT end with a horizontal cutting edge, but flairs up and out so even if the depth is a bit off, no lines will be left behind.

You just changed my life dude! Saving up for one of these!

Thank you for saving me $675

That looks great Id like to try this out in Moz too. Id appreciate the settings info. Thanks!!

looks great, could you share your mozaik parameters?

What bit is it?

The router bit from microjig, doesnt the rounding go upwards, insted of out to the side, isn’t that a problem? how did you get the rounding perfect? 😮 😀😀 i would love to make this on my new and first CNC 🤩👍👍

I have one and love it. Always use the safety guard or riving knife. For Gods sake no one is immune to accidents. Try to set a good example

Iv not seen it used stationary like this. We have one i used free moving

They look sharp! interested for sure!

I’d like to see the parameters for this tooling

I use Mozaik and would like to get more information, thanks.

Why 91 deg and not 90 deg?

Hi 👋, the issue is going to be that new rules and regulations that have been enforced by the government, I believe later this year, has got have a mechanism on it called SAWSTOP , as there has been a serious amount of accidents on site saw and bench saws , I believe this is due to inappropriate use , insufficient training, using machine with no guard, not concentrating on what you are doing, Be safe , Me nearly, 50 years in my own business joinery cabinet, making workshop, with serious amount of very dangerous machinery, I.e. , surface planer, spindle, mould, re-saw, bandsaw, very large, Watkin radio armsaw , and my favourite Wadkin EKA , @ WADKIN RS8 , wood lathe,

Nice review, considering buying it as well. Just wondering why you don't like using the regular riving knife? I can see the blade guard getting in the way, but the normal riving knife should be ok?

Awesome, may I see the settings or if you have a video?

Too bad it's not corded.

I see that beauty mark! Did someone try to adjust the fence while the saw was running?

Look how close that miter gauge is to the blade when crosscutting.

I never thought it was possible to be in love with a piece of kit. But here we are. I have it and I love it.

where do you get that 91deg bit! I have never seen anything like that!

Hi, I'd love to see how you did this with the microjig dovetail bit. I just bought the vortex set but haven't used it yet. I'll definitely send it back if I can figure out your method. Thanks!

My only hesitation is that I'm not into their battery system (yet), so the lack of AC power is annoying

Thanks for the video! Interesting to hear about the Festool works. Btw. Can you attach 3rd party miter gauge instead of the standard one?

Why doesn't the Festool cut straight?

There's a helpful discussion on the accuracy issues on the Festool Owner's Group (FOG) site. On some (all?) of these saws, the sliding table is sloping slightly down. Someone figured out that you can shim the left side of the black plastic height adjuster plates with a strip of blue tape and that brings it up enough so that the slider is flat relative to the solid table top. I was afraid to get into it, but once I got into it, it wasn't a big deal. I also did it for someone else's saw - took all of 10 min. Weird that there isn't an adjustment for that part of the table. Anyway, it's a quick fix - MUCH easier than some other adjustments I've had to make on other saws to get them digitally accurate (25 yr old Delta Unisaw, Bosch contractor's saw, Milwaukee battery-powered saw). Here's a link to pg 5 of that discussion. A user named ElectricFeet put some pics up. www.festoolownersgroup.com/festool-tools-accessories/festool-csc-sys-50-tablesaw/120/ After the adjustment, and after getting the Benchdogs miter fence, I really like the saw. I wish it had better dust collection - maybe something above the blade? Thanks for the video!

I use the same saw and have for a bit, with the benchdogs fence it's an incredible product.

does it come with or offer a zero clearance plate or is that not an option even if you make your own.

I've had mine (in Australia) for about 6 months now. The fence is super accurate. To the millimetre every time.

Just got this with a set of 4x 8.0Ah batteries. Haven’t really used it yet but I’m encouraged by what you’re saying. Also have the TS 60 track saw because of the ability to use the same blades. Was really close to getting the cordless Kapex, but went with the 120 instead. I’ll be keeping a close eye on this channel.

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