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Same as David, have the 150 and definitely not tippy, very easy to use one handed - near zero vibration and very light to use

That’s interesting Jason. I have two of the 150 EC versions, and find them very “not” tippy. I wonder whether the extra diameter makes a difference? I love the fact that I can hold it straight

I recently got one of the Festool ETS 125 EC brushless sanders. I used it about two weeks and sent it back. I have to say, I really wanted to like it. I like the lower profile than my old 125, it's

I am aware of the pneumatic options for blast gates, but I will have say, so far, I have been happy with the Ecogate System. I purchased the product years ago and it served me well. It was at the time

That'd work a tad bulky, but it'd work.

Yah it came with it. I ordered the whole kit vacuum and all. Thing is it goes on back and it's all fiddley to reach it and ya can't know which way to flip the switch unless ya bend over and look for

I suspect you are not familiar with the brushless sanders from Festool which are equivalent to the Mirka for balance and weight. They can hardly be accurately described as tall and heavy. Warm

Ian's are you running 120V or 220V. The voltage seems to have a big effect on problems. The newer Festool ETS EC are much lighter then the older versions and like you said closer in wait to the Mirka.

I think its horses for courses with sanders . all random orbit sanders are tall and heavy ,exept the mirka, fine for flat on the bench use . I make kitchens for a living and spend a lot of time

I didn’t care for the non-integrated hose/cord as others have mentioned so my wife made me a sleeve from scrap material. I posted it on the festool owners group

I'm considering the california tools 10020dcad-22060 Amazon sells a $76 additional two year warranty. Worth it?

I figured... At least for the blast gate portion of this that is what i plan to do. Im really going to need to devote some time to digging up the betta on the electrical schematics of this project

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Lance I use the old PB 300 with the Festool 6" blade which is still I believe around $300.00. If the jaws are adjusted properly and jigsaw supported properly it gives an accurate 90 degree cut through

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Thanks for that, John. After going on six months since ordering the Pro 5, I'm once again looking forward to working with the tool once it arrives. As for the jigsaw..., owner reviews had me

Rob, That sounds complicated and a bit above my pay grade. I am sure if i was so mitivated i could figure it out but man imdid not u derstand the audimated blast gates would be such a project. The

Lance, I got 2 of the Festool Pro 5 sanders when they first came out and have used one of them on various projects. The first test was taking a rough sawn board cutoff about 20" long and 10" wide to a

Also, there is the Mirka Smart Cart which holds all your sanding gear, including extractor: http://www.mirkacollision.us/mirka-smart-cart.html $698.75 here:

So Cliff, Do you have the power supply mounting bracket to attach to the extractor with your Ceros setup? http://www.acmetools.com/shop/tools/mirka-min6519111