Poll: Curious about Festool ownership

[Paul Yager]

Limited space and using until dream shop is built. No problems with any of them so far.
CT26, OF1400, T12, RO125, ETS125, RTS400, DOMINO XL

[Eric Van Cronk]

This would be an interesting poll. It seems that sawstop is far more polarising than even festool.

Eg.
1. I will never buy a sawstop
2. I may or may not buy a sawstop - will decide based on balance of price/features next time I'm looking for a saw
3. I will definitely be buying a sawstop
4. I own a sawstop

But that belongs in another thread. I'm in the I would never buy a sawstop camp - primarily because I don't think the value is there and secondly because I am stuborn and don't like being told what to do.

i did per your suggestion and received salty PMs. Oh well.

[Martin Wasner]

i did per your suggestion and received salty PMs. Oh well.

I can't figure out if it's tribalism, or religion.

[Dominik Dudkiewicz]

i did per your suggestion and received salty PMs. Oh well.

Really? Why? That's really quite amusing. Don't let it get to you mate.

[Julie Moriarty]

I can't figure out if it's tribalism, or religion.

Go to the Festool Owners Group forum if you want more data. I found myself wondering if there was a High Priest somewhere.

[Mike Cutler]

Go to the Festool Owners Group forum if you want more data. I found myself wondering if there was a High Priest somewhere.

He's in 'Jersey.

Just kidding everybody. Don't take this seriously.
I met the 'Jersey guy when he first got into Festool. He's worked his tail off building the product name recognition, and the his business. Even if I didn't own any Festool products, I'd still have a lot of respect for Bob.

I think Martin summed it up the best.
We buy what best suits our need and budget, paraphrased