Why the Festool MFT work table (with holes) is so awesome

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I never, ever, make sure I subscribe BEFORE seeing the rest of the video... Apart from that, I'm gonna keep watching now :D

liedjesvanjelle

I bought one to make the Paulk Smart Bench. Realised that you need a good bench to make a good bench. It also means I don't have to drill the top of my Paulk bench, as I have the Festool dog holes already!
Oh and I use a piece of MDF slightly larger than the bench for my cuts - to keep the top in good shape.

Sisu

Surely setting it to 90 degrees is easy and fast - 2 bench dogs in the table, bring the rail up to them, lock in place and done ? Or am I missing something ?

lockstocky

Absolutely a great share! Thank you so much for the info.

bertanatorful

do you have to use/have the festool tracksaw for this to be worth it?

matthew

I want the track saw folding mount can I buy it separately without the table???

bwxfyrm

I notice you are missing out on the most important fundamental: the hole-dogs.
I don't use the feather keys on the side. I removed those. I align fence and rail on the hole pattern using dogs.
Tip: if you can stack 8.5 systainer units (T-lock generation) it gives you the same height as the table. Now you have a side table you can move around to support big pieces.

NicoSmets

Saw one of these at Woodcraft. Seems pretty wobbly. Is that your experience with yours?

stevesiefken

5:32 how does it not cut the metal on this?

robertmeares

Just a question: I’m looking at buying one of these and I’ve looked at quiet a few videos over the last few days, do you think you’ve set this up with the pivot on the wrong side? Yours is the first I’ve seen set up like this and the only one I’ve seen that puts the fence in danger every cut. If your happy with this setup then fantastic but there is another way.

philmcghee

Thanks, but you need to set the rail on the other side of the stops and set your protractor on the left of the rail

colinbarkley

The rail is definitely moved on the wrong side vs the fence, you never extend the fence in the line of the saw blade.

geirleirvik

The rails are installed the wrong way round. The stop must be placed on the opposite side and the guide rail must be rotated. A look at the description helps.

RaNa-ybtr

See the new, U.S.-made Dash-Board PWS (Portable Workshop), which significantly advances the Festool MFT-style table concept, but is compatible with most popular track saw systems, including the DeWalt tracks. Brilliant system. Well-engineered and tooled. Sturdy and durable.

HDBoyWonder

Only rich woodworker can afford this highly designed by German Mechanical Engineer. The only thing I can do is appreciated what this tool can do.

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