My CT26 is ancient and looks like junk - but it still works as well as the day I bought it. Three other points I feel worthy of mention ġ I do this for a living, so my tools get worked HARD. But a guy who only needs a Festiva/Fiesta kind of comes across as a bit odd when he buys an F350 and says it's ludicrously expensive, right?
Yes, they're all 'just vacuum cleaners', in the same way a Festiva/Fiesta and an F350 are both 'just cars'.
They're all different machines with different features. I even have an old Nilfisk Buddy II Inox, and I like it. I also have a Midi I and a CT 25 E and like those also. If you actually know the capability of the Festool dust extractor and its intended use cases, you're just dismissing its objective value for the right user, for whatever reason. If your expectations are that it's just a shop vac (as you say), then it's subjectively overpriced. They're not designed for that kind of treatment. It makes no sense to include anything other than a general purpose 3.5m hose with the base machine.Īlso, you should not be blowing out HEPA filters with compressed air or 'rinsing' them. Well, which hose should they base it on? 27mm? 36mm? 32 to 27mm? 3.5m, 5m or 7m long? Which tools is the user supposed to have to determine the best hose diameter to use? And how does a user change the power cord when it's damaged or worn? What should they do when they're using a tool with a dust port, but a fixed power cord? It's a how long is a piece of string kind of question/scenario. You figure they should have included a power cable with the hose, and lament that it's a $300 option. You're oversimplifying the capability of the machine, maybe for an audience, maybe because you don't know about the other options. The 'dead panel' can be equipped with several optional modules, not just bluetooth.
Add the NF-CT filters and you're ready to go. I use mine frequently for this purpose when I wash the workshop floor or the floor mats from my truck.
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