Systainer³ Rails

[@AKfireKMK]

Festool info with a Boston accent...I’m sold

[@Ampersand00]

I wanna buy everything just so I can use my dude's Boston accent to describe everything to my friends. Love it. Wicked smaaaaht kid!

[@thepaintprofessor]

The world needs more Sedges on it.

[@WillLeingang]

So simple and freaking brilliant. Festool you’re killing it! Keep it up!

[@elisadia77]

Not available in Europe as Tanos is selling them only in USA. New Systainer3 has been developed be Tanos, Bott and Festool. In Europe it's Bott that is selling these rails but apparently at the moment you need to buy their system. They supply van storage systems. Rail in incorporated in their cabinets. They don't sell rails separately. You can always 3-d print them though!

[@deanmartin7593]

Will these be available in Europe?

[@MrJuzt1n]

Yea but ...pretty sure you can’t open a systainer while it’s on the rail. You have to remove it first :/

[@willnotburn]

He reminds me of Car Talk guys back in the day.

[@mgdew]

darn shame you cannot seem to get these in the UK though ...

[@brightonideas]

The what 32 systemt the 1:00 mark? Not sure I caught that. Refers to a vertical clearance or spacing?

[@toolchuck]

It is the hole spacing on the inside of the cabinets for either shelf pegs or drawer slides that is 32mm apart. It is a European standard that is pretty common even here in the states now. Festool has the "LR 32 Set Hole Drilling Set", Item number 583290. It is an awesome way to quickly and accurately drill holes for shelf pegs or drawer slides into cabinet sides.

[@CorentinHarbelot]

Why can't we have those in Europe?

[@eagleonone]

After watching this I wish I had waited to receive the sys 3 before I built the cabinet based on 400 mm deep. It only needs to be 381 mm deep (15”) a MUCH better utilization of 60” wide Baltic Birch.

[@johannb.gumundsson7305]

Rails for vans, drawers for shops...

[@stanetarvled9339]

Ce système n’est pas vendu en France. Quelle déception pour cette marque de référence !