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    Santa Came in a Semi Last Night (Gloat)

    Got a call just after dark. A guy was reading from a bill of lading and saying he had a piece of industrial equipment to deliver to my wife. He was in a semi truck and reluctant (wisely) to try to negotiate our twisty mountain dirt roads in the dark. So I met him at the pavement with my pickup.

    To make a long story short, I've got a 3' x 10" x 4' - 75 lb box from Festool in the garage and SWMBO won't let me open it till Christmas. Arggghhh.

    I'm thinging/hoping MFT.

    What a great wife!

    Also, it calms an old childhood fear - what if Santa can't find your house? Answer is - he calls on his cell phone for directions.
    Last edited by Jesse Cloud; 12-01-2006 at 04:54 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jesse Cloud View Post
    What a great wife!
    Also, it calms an old childhood fear - what if Santa can't find your house? Answer is - he calls on his cell phone for directions.
    What a great wife! - Definitely a keeper!

    Dosen't Santa have GPS?
    Last edited by Rennie Heuer; 12-01-2006 at 02:44 PM.
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    [quote=Jesse Cloud;6641]

    I'm thinging/hoping MFT.
    What's an MFT?

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    Mack, it's a multi-function table--and a great wife. Congrats Jesse.

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    [QUOTE=Mack Cameron;6645]
    Quote Originally Posted by Jesse Cloud View Post

    What's an MFT?

    Hey Mack,
    An MFT (multi function table) is used with Festool tools and rails. It has clamps and stops to help keep things square.

    I'm using the Festool saw with rails now, and it works accurately, but I think the table will bring some efficiencies to the process.

    And boy am I going to be red-faced if there's a few dozen boxes of sandpaper in that box instead of an MFT

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    Jesse

    Pick that sucker up! That is an allowed pre Christmas guessing technique (at least in our family!) You'll know if it is sandpaper!

    Maybe its a new router

    Don't forget to keep Tyler happy (I assume he is continuing his picture police role in this new venue)

    Jay

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    Mack,

    This is the MFT page at Festool...http://www.festoolusa.com/category.aspx?ID=9

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    Hi Jesse,
    Ya know sometimes they can really p%$$ you off, but they sure know how to make up for it in the long run.... . Merry Christmas
    Reg

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