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I like it! It does not look at of place at all! jmb

Very true but I find its very good for a lot of other things because most of them are good joiners carpenters because they are into festool im assuming so they also know alot about their trade and can be of great help for many other things. You dont want to ask heavy Dewalt users any questions...

I take it your a MAfel fan!! The Trying to be competitor for Festool. Mafel stuff does look really good but also ex-actually the same as festool. But the only thing what puts me off with Mafel is that they arnt as widely available as Festool so the service isnt as good

Yo John The one on Axminister which you have seen for £1646 is the Full Kit which Includes the chop saw and the Table and left and right arm extensions which in my opinion and many other is rubbish your better of buying the new setup which is the portable bench or just buy the Kapex on its own...

Oh I forgot to mention I got a reply on FOG and Woodguy said he has a stand with same type of attachment which he bought from Axminister so if it doesn't work for ya mate try axminister.

The Makitas are good though like you said good for site work I just preferred using the Kapex because it cuts wood like its butter and so I decided to use it on site also. Well your best trying before buying arnt you. I would properly make stuff then when it doesn't work get angry and throw it...

Here are the photos of the attachment As you can see you might need to add plastic or something to stop scratching like you matabo has either end maybe even use the metabo ones. I never bothered because it never left the stand. I also added a photo of the mitre saw it was attched to same as...

I didnt mean to be harsh! I to like Metabo and always thought it was a top brand but I have soon come to realise that they have started to make rubbish stuff. I have a universal stand also for my makita chopsaw I know for a fact that the attachment will fit on your stand. So before you do any...

Well from what I have read and seen just making a enclosure we venting reduces the sound a lot so as long as using a silencer doesn't restrict the air flow I don't see the problem

I noticed no one has replied to this message so thought might help for a solution. I dont own a bandsaw but their will be after market options normally are for them types of machinery JET Try asnwering the question on www.festoolownersgroup.com Im sure you will get some one who will answer...

The solution to your problem is to find another Stand attachment part. What I mean there are many ways how these stands try to make it universal for all chop saw to be attached to the stand well I know that a lot use these metal hooks which you tighten up and it clamps the rails on the stand...

Well being a festool owner I am not a Dewalt van in mater of fact I hate Dewalt waist of money but any way of all the rubbish things they make the stand isn't that bad and the answer to your question is YES they are plastic and spring loaded so you place the mitre saw onto the rails make sure...

Alrite John No I didnt mean the £54 pounds I mean your out by £200-£300 pounds! lol Your way way way out Axminister to expensive! it should only be £1300 or £1400 pounds. That's what I paid for Festool Kapex KS120EB-SET and I wouldnt recommend it to any one is absolutely rubbish. Just...

That is the complete kit but I dont know where you got that high price from its normally £1,300-1,400 must be expensive shop your looking at.

The saw can be decreased in depth by removing the the plastic piece from the back its only needed for rapping the cable round for carrying purposes but if you have it in a work shop you can easily unscrew it seen as you will never rap the cable up. Thought might help

I know it could of meant both. but a lot of people don't know just like the person asking the question thought kingspan between battens would make it waterproof. He might of now gone a head and put felt between the studs lol joking! but you never know!

I noticed you said use breather membrain between the studs and counterbattens but I would of thought you do the same as you do a roof of a house and use a breathable membrain felt around the garage and then counterbatten it then clad it. Its the cheapest option to make it water proof. Putting it...