204869 Roll Board, Colour, Size

The Festool 204869 Roller is a game-changer for anyone who values precision and efficiency in their woodworking and construction projects. I recently had the opportunity to use this roller, and it's safe to say that it exceeded my expectations. Here's my review:Design and Build (9/10): The roller is impeccably designed, with high-quality materials and construction. It feels sturdy and durable, which is essential for a tool that's meant to withstand the rigors of the workshop.Smooth Operation (10/10): What truly sets the Festool 204869 Roller apart is its incredibly smooth operation. The roller glides effortlessly over surfaces, making it a joy to use. This smoothness allows for precise control, helping to achieve professional-grade results.Price (7/10): While the Festool 204869 Roller is undoubtedly a top-tier tool, it comes with a premium price tag. For serious woodworking professionals and enthusiasts, the investment is worth it. However, it might be on the expensive side for occasional users.In summary, the Festool 204869 Roller is a fantastic addition to any workshop. Its impeccable design, smooth operation, and versatility make it a valuable tool for a range of projects. The only drawback is the higher price, but for those who demand quality and precision, it's an investment well worth considering.

Simply put, you can effortlessly roll your Systainer stack anywhere in your shop when placed on one of these. Note they are sized to be able to accommodate a size L Systainer so if you stack standard size M Systainers on it there will be a little extra roll board platform on either side of the box - but you can also attach an XXL and let it overhang the sides. Two brakes on the caster wheels ensure it will NOT roll when you don't want it to but will move effortlessly when you do. There are also notches allowing you to strap your stack down if needed, and there are slots on the sides so you can store the cart on Systainer rails if you don't always need your stack to be movable.There are numerous indentations on the top so you can attach either the older T-LOC or the new Systainer ³ boxes to the cart.Unlike the Milwaukee PACKOUT dolly, this comes out of the box fully assembled, ready to go.Very highly recommended, and priced very reasonably.

Last couple years I've become a big Festool fan. For good reason, they make high quality tools. So with all the systainers, it helps to have some way to store them. These work perfect for me. I have now gotten three, filled them up and they are rolled in and out of underneath my miter saw stand. Systainers fit perfectly.Some might say they are pricey, but I think they are very well built. Not only are the platforms heavy duty, but the casters are high quality themselves. I've seen many casters and none have been as nice as these. Course, just my opinion.Very happy, would gladly recommend.

handy to have, great for storing tools, and Festool quality.

This was exactly what we needed for our festool vacuum. Makes it much easier to maneuver.

Sturdy, great wheels, moves in every direction, locks. Wider footprint in every direction than the containers that it supports, so it's highly stable. But, wow, is this expensive. Still--worth it.

When I opened the box and unlike Milwaukee Packout Dollies, there is no assembly required!! I have never spent more years or time, anguishing over the Festool vs. the Rest Debate. I bought my first Festool product (the RO90) about 10 years ago. I could justify it because the RO90 has both the circular and delta sanding options. Having only one Festool product, you cannot really appreciate the beauty of Festool. I really never really thought I would have tons of Festool products because, I am not just a woodworker, but I do renovations. Ironically, it was renovations that led me back to Festool because of the dust collection in their sanders. Because of my experience with Packout, I knew once I saw the stack of systainers , I needed a dolly. Never in a thousand years, did I think it would come assembled. I also took notice of the wheels, while I am not chemical engineer the wheels have a softer feel on a concrete slab than the Milwaukee - but this may be the newness vs the Milwaukee dollies that are probably ready to have the tires rotated.😊They thing about Festool is whether it is a universal power chord, the flexibility of ROTEC sanders or something as simple as wheels on the dolly…Festool thinks a lot about the professional. We don’t make money spending 10 minutes putting wheels on the dolly. I may never be a Festool only buyer but for the first time because of scope of my tool needs, and this has been coming as my stack of systainers grows, but these wheels some how illustrated the point in a way that it tuly became crystal clear to me.I highly recommend the systainer dolly…

Useful and versatile, and well-built, albeit pricey. And it will fit the new wider (L - 20") Systainers. Great for stacking and storing, as most Festool tools come in a Systainer, and plenty of choices for Systainers otherwise. I put a SYS-MFT Systainer on the top of the stack, so also have a small work surface available, and makes the whole deal a bit more useful.