There is a tool called drywall cut off tool / saw, and it's not expensive

Just wanna say thanks lol my fumbass was thinking about doing it but didn’t know if it’d mess my router up. Not gonna do but a 2 ft section now I have I confidence lol didn’t wanna mess my router up

Festool should increase the size for the blade a litle bit. and the 45 angle problem will be fix. I did a lot of deck stringers and I was fast and accurate.

I have one like your but the cup I think is too small can I buy a bigger cup for that gun?

I can see that you might need light modules for your routers :-) kzbin.info1Cih0GhS1AA

I hear you, I agree with you, but I still use it, just like you. I recently bought the TS60, and no longer need to swap blades. Both saws are compatible with FSK rails. I use the HKC only for cross cuts in framing/renovations. For ripping, plywood and MDF I use the TS60.

Why no one likes Quarter round

how did you add the plywood. video ended

Omg damn brilliant idea

This was hard to follow.. could have been half the length without the silly back and forth..

GET TO THE POINT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11

Damn bro !

I had the mafell kss50 that had the same problems. It got stolen so because off the price I bought the hkc 55 about 750 cheaper here. 1 thing I like more about the hkc is the weight. Mafell was real heavy for 1 hand use. I also have the battery tracksaw of mafell 2021 model and the new tsc 55 from Festool. Dust collection is much better on the mafell. I like the tracks better and the features. Butt still and I don’t know why, when I have to do a few cuts i always take out the Festool.

Could you please try the stake out function on the Leica D2 please and tell me how does yours behave? I have just bought one and when i enter the stake out function and start measuring the initial distance is not zero but there is a few centimeters offset alredy depending on how far is the Leica placed from the wall when i initialize the stake out function. Because of this initial offset the very first point is beeping (beeping when the Leica zeroes out by moving it) sooner than the preset value. I would like to know if yours are starting from zero value or there is something i dont understand. I would be grateful. Thank you

What size forstner bit i assume 3/4"

I had bosch jig saw profesional model never was cuting stright very frastureted just bought festool jig saw really very well stright cutting.

I like your reviews and demos ect.....very well done. Just the facts , for the busy viewer.

interesting, looks exactly the same as fan screws for pc's

Very much appreciate you pointing out the calibration issue! Deciding factor for me that I hadn't considered.

Yeah I got the Hilti with all the accessories and it is awesome. Definitely worth 800

It's the user

I love mine.

Water ruins the edge seal

Do you have a video of how you made the jig? This is so much better than any way ive tried.

What about if you have a granite counter?

That pan looks solid, the ones in Australia would crumble to pieces

The outer rim of a w/c is the most fragile part and it’s really not that hard to grab it underneath the u bend, you risk breaking a $3000 pan because you don’t want to be a man and lift a pan, helpful tip not trying to be that guy, just feel like most lower quality toilets are at risk of shattering to pieces from all the pressure applied in one spot when lifting, however I could be wrong and mistaken

Too bad you're not making videos any more, as I really like the info you're sharing with us.

Dude... Nice!

Why are there always know it all idiots that feel the need to let everyone know that if “u did it right the first time….” Yeah CAPT OBVIOUS no one asked u sthu OBVIOUSLY it’s for times when shit wasn’t done right, like ur life OBVIOUSLY ❤

Very good but wrong drill it’s too powerful. They have the cxs Best Buy ever

How do you fix the wings to the MFT table please ?

Wow fkn genius

😮....... 🤯

Woah! So simple but so effective. Great tip!

Ok...wow thx appreciate it

They should create an SDS plus Hammerhead if one doesn't exist already

Been doing this for 10 years now, works great but dont do it too hard, you might damage the wedge head

I'm all in, what a fucking great idea 💡 🤩🤩🤩 thank you brother

Great work with the tooling, when I did the gaps around my windows (uPVC to brickwork with Dow 796) I couldn't find any suitable tool so resorted to using finger and dishsoap. The only thing i would add, although I'm no expert, probably best to wipe surfaces clean before applying sealant, first with detergent like dish soap, rinse and then wipe over with IPA and allow to dry; bits of dirt behind the caulk are sure to cause adhesion degradation.

Does the same thing work if you need to close gap on the sides as well?

Any tips on how to lay in the pieces? I’m having trouble getting them to lock together. Using Aquaseal click lock engineered HW floor.

that was clever, gotta give it to ya

So underpowered, its an fing joke. A saw a fifth of the price has more power..

You’re exactly right on cutting 2x material on a 45. Festool always cut 2x4’s, and it barely gets through those but try cutting a 2 x 10 or 2 x 12 with a little cup and it’s woefully short of making it all the way through. I sold mine after a couple of weeks. My biggest disappointment in Festool.

It's Big Chungus! Hey dude. You do good tips.

Sweet. Trying that for sure

Good idea man :)

Suction cup is not sticking to the vinyl flooring

What size is the bit?