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The Festool of fillers! https://www.repair-care.co.uk/product/dry-flex-sf-2/

Just a heads up, but did you notice that the one you linked to above is only available from that supplier in 110v - I'm not sure whether you require that or 240v....

Don't! - The similarities between the tools we use and what dentists use is already too close for comfort for me.. 😳

Yeah I have some - they do the job well!

Next time you are at one of the Festool Exhibitions, ask the demonstrators there how to use your XL 700!

That took a second take - I need to learn to read slower.....

Its quite interesting to see that these dowel jigs reference off the workpiece in the same way the domino does. The domino however gives you the additional advantage of allowing for a loose fit in one axis which brings huge advantages when joining more complex pieces.

Or: Some Old Houses Creak And Howl Through Old Age. Funny how they stick with you over the decades!

I think we will have to have this topic moved to the 'Off-Topic II (for controversial topics)' if it carries on at this rate! 😂

In the past I've used a piece of square profile electricians trunking, discard the top section, cut to the length of the cut made in the bag and lay the cut bag section into the profile and secure it in place by snapping in a length of suitably sized dowel. This sort of trunking:

A planer thickener is an essential - how else would you create bags and bags and bags of chippings!

Bill Gates and Herr Schwab will have a use for it if you don't! 😂

As others have suggested - that looks like paint rather than filler. If you keep sanding with an aggressive sander, such as a floor sander from hire shop, there is a good chance you will remove the remaining white marks.

Its an essential if you want to start getting serious with your woodworking - gives you so much flexibility and freedom as you can now size timber to suit and opens up the ability to easily use rough sawn timber.

I made up a little jig for my saw bench which I use for cutting wedges for door and sash window m&t joints.

Cheers Doug! - Yes as Doug said, I bought the Kregg Jig that he's linked to. its really easy to set up and use - and easy to switch between different size doors etc - The notching is done with a large 45deg cutter and works a treat - I was really impressed with the whole process and the results...

I just bought the part online and replaced it myself Doug, so just cost me the price of the part which if I recall correctly was around £150. I did a few days later speak to Festool who said they would probably repair it for free but they would need to ***** it first before they would fully...

You are right to be concerned about the motors on the Kapex - Ive got a 2015 year model and my motor just went pop - needed a new armature - a quick search online and you see its not an uncommon issue! I do however find the saw a real pleasure to use, it is accurate and repeatable, surprised to...

I have read about them tripping fuses on start up, just to add I've never had that problem with mine.