Fein vacuums are built more like shop the vacuums you’re used to seeing, and for comparably priced models, have a larger capacity. The Festool CT Midi, for example, has a gallon bag-capacity, whereas the Fein Turbo II boasts nearly triple that, with room for 9 gallons of dry debris. I read that Bosch makes a vacuum similar to the Festool and Fein. I have not used the vacuums you listed but have the Festool CT22 and can highly recommend it. Remember that if you are going to use it with a router you want a larger capacity (routers make a lot of chips and dust). Tom. Oct 11,  · Festool The Festoon, on the other hand, has an amazingly long power cord ( feet), though the hose is shorter than the FEIN ( feet). However, the hose of the Festoon is anti-static to prevent unwanted fires in the hose (rarely occurs, but a risk, nonetheless) and machine.
Sep 17,  · The Festool vacs are more usefully designed, as far as being able to put the hose away and what not. The Fein is just this awkward round blob. But for shop use and by the time you add in a cyclone in front of it, it generally becomes a stationary object and that doesn't really matter. Oct 11,  · Festool The Festoon, on the other hand, has an amazingly long power cord ( feet), though the hose is shorter than the FEIN ( feet). However, the hose of the Festoon is anti-static to prevent unwanted fires in the hose (rarely occurs, but a risk, nonetheless) and machine. We have done a complete analysis between the top picks in this comparison between Festool vs. Fein vs. Dewalt vs. Bosch vs. Makita and found all of them excellent in performance. There are a few features which are lacking in one machine but might be found in another.

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