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The content contained on this site is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute professional advice. Whacky, I'm the Creative Director for Woodpeckers which means I write the sales pitches and do the videos. I've been a Festool junkie so long most of my tools say "Festo" on them.
I'm here to give you my personal opinion, not the company line. You made a great start. The 24" T is one of my favorites.
You'll love the little DelVe's, too. What equipment you have and what you plan to build will have a profound effect on which directions you should go with our stuff. It is great to square up the fences.
Alternatively, we just released a solid phenolic square that is specifically designed even named to square up the MFT, but it is sort of a one-trick-pony in my opinion. The is marvelous if you are laying out sheet goods work and in my shop it is the "be all and end all" reference upon which all things that call themselves square are judged.
The one that came through the photo studio seems to have found a permanent home on my desk. I can't stop playing with it and I love taking it out to the shop and using it. It just feels like the perfectly natural size for carrying around checking things.
The and SS are the most popular sizes of our fixed blade squares, but personally, I gravitate to the SS. I also carry around one of our Saddle T squares Our Woodworking Rules are very nice to have around. Add to that a 36" with centering scale and between your T-square and the two rules you're covered with a convenient measuring device up to half a sheet.
If you're not a sheet goods guy, I've wasted a bunch of your time. I tend to build stuff with an even mix of sheet goods and solid stock, so that's my natural bend when I start talking about tools. If you're more in to straight stick stuff only, let me know what you like to do and the scale you like to do it in, and I'll rethink what I just wrote.
RustE Posts: Paloini Pocket Rule with stainless scale. Woodworking Rule in a length or two you need. Box Clamps are nice if you make drawers. Avoid the MFT square. Looks like it was made after happy hour on Friday.
The SE will cover many of the same tasks. Mike Goetzke Posts: Alanbach Posts: Personally I prefer the stainless steel blades because I like to have the option of a marking knife in addition to a pencil.
The red aluminum is a little easier to read but the stainless allows the use of marking knives and is much more impervious to scratches and dings. If you are constantly needing something larger or smaller you can always fill in later. The Delve squares are great, you will love them when they arrive.
I would highly recommend one or more Paolini rule. Again, I like the stainless because I like to be able to use a marking knife if I want. I also have a couple of hooks. Thomas Prusak Posts: Just my opinion but I think most of their tools are gimmicky and high priced.
Max Fracas Posts: I agree with Thomas Prusak. I have many Woodpeckers tools and like them for their quality, but honestly I use a tape measure and an old 12 inch Starrett combo square more than my Woodpecker square, 24 inch T-square, Precision Framing Square, Paolini ruler, and etc etc.
I bought two different lengths of Woodpecker story sticks and have used them maybe once or twice. While I do find opportunities to use my Woodpecker tools, I could definitely in hindsight work without them. Yup, you're right. Good saws, good blades, a good tape measure, and good safety gear come first in my opinion. Obviously I have been fine in the hobby up to this point with some some less than super precise instruments. But much like I didn't really need the Kapex over my Dewalt , I still chose to upgrade and I don't regret it one bit.
I just know I had a very positive user experience with the 24" T square and that definitely sold me on trying some of their other stuff. I did take the next step here after breaking down some ply tonight. I went ahead and just ordered a couple of their woodworking Rules. Due to the current COVID situation deliveries may take longer than normal, click here for the latest update.
Home Woodpeckers Woodpeckers Due to current world events and unprecedented demand Woodpeckers are unable to supply their dealers until towards the end of Woodpeckers was established in September of Our focus has always been woodworking tools.
Up until they focused on demonstrating tools at woodworking shows throughout the U. Since they've been manufacturing router tables and router mounting plates. Now, you can precisely locate mortises over a 9-foot span in a dependably repeatable pattern requires flipping the outrigger end-for-end half-way across the work.
The outrigger comes in five sections that are carefully Jet Power Tools Sale 5000 machined to precise 12" or mm lengths. The center section is aligned to "0" with the Offset Base then extends 6" or mm right and left. The second section can be locked in place on either side and its Woodpeckers Uk Tools Question engraved scales continue from 6" to 18" or mm to mm. With all five sections connected, the outrigger extends to 54" or 1,mm long.
Ordering Options. You can also order the Offset Base without the outrigger set up. Both configurations are available in your choice of Imperial or Metric calibration, and both come in a Systainer T-LOC case, fully compatible with your Festool cases. A Woodpeckers Uk Tools Zip custom-cut foam liner inside the Systainer protects your Offset Base during storage and jobsite transport.
We've doubled our manufacturing facility to make more of our great tools available right when you need them! Offset Base System for Festool Domino.
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