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  1. M

    North American/Uk differences

    Many thanks for that I will check out their website now.
  2. M

    North American/Uk differences

    If I could get a frequency converter for a couple of hundred I'd be more than happy. If it's allowable, maybe you can post their website/email contact details or alternatively, is there a personal message option on this forum?
  3. M

    North American/Uk differences

    I would sincerely doubt it would be viable to have a UK 50 HZ compatible motor fitted. As for Festool I have spoken to them and what a struggle that was and all for no help. I am sure much of the tools are the same parts. They will however differ in motor (windings) and possibly elects.
  4. M

    North American/Uk differences

    Clearly I understand the issue re warranty and in some instances the spares problem. I would still like to know if without spending big on a frequency converter, if there is another way to overcome or mitigate the Hz issue such as has been suggested by reducing the voltage to say 100v
  5. M

    North American/Uk differences

    Hi Dave, This is not something I hadn't considered. Undoubtedly the suggestion is entirely logical, in this instance, for a number of reasons it would not prove a viable option
  6. M

    North American/Uk differences

    Hi,\\Thanks for the response. The tool models are: TS 55 Festool, OF 1400 Festool, & SKU: DEW-DWS780LST Model: DWS780LST Yes they have brushes
  7. M

    North American/Uk differences

    First of all I would like to thank everyone for contributing a response to my question. You would not believe some o the answers I have had thus far, one from a Festool sales manager who "went away to consult with colleagues" who when he replied informed me, all I needed to do was change the...
  8. M

    North American/Uk differences

    Hi, First I should say I am NOT an electrician, if I were I would maybe not be asking this question. I am planning to return to the UK shortly and would like to bring some power tools I have purchased here in Canada. They are all expensive bits of kit and although I could seek them and...
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