Ultra MFT Workstation - Have we made the best MFT table around?

Discover the cutting-edge Ultra MFT Workstation in our engaging introduction video! This comprehensive showcase highlights the numerous advanced features that set our workstation apart from the competition. Designed with unparalleled sophistication, our modular system guarantees the most user-friendly experience you'll find anywhere. Don't just take our word for it – see it in action and be amazed!

[Benchdogtools]

We have listened to responses and feedback on social media regarding the pricing, and we have created a basic range that removes many of the bells, and whistles showcased in this video item that cost the extra £s but are still made to a high standard.

[philip]

Looks like a very well designed table. The pace you roll out new products is amazing!

[upstatebarnwoods]

Absolutely beautiful!!! Ordered this set up within 30 seconds of seeing this video! Amazing company & customer service is incredible!!

[muggerjm]

Absolutely stunning work bench, that’s got to be up for a design award surely.

[matthewguthrie]

Another great product. I think Benchdogs is trying to make me go broke. I’m telling my wife I want a set for Christmas.

[karlkjj]

As always well thought out extremely well made …. Quality comes at a price and in my opinion a fair price well done Ralph 👍

[TheWoodgrafter]

Very nice and fixes the main problems of “other tables”

It also has some neat features, the built in braces, robust connection mechanism, the carry handle.

I see in the top you have also allowed for the rail system to be set back from the main run of holes to maximise the cutting width.

All in all great looking product.

[theghostrider]

Great looking workbench, a workbench on 4 locking castors might be a good option to have, especially for install days, it’s nice to be able to move the workbench around. Also the ability to attach a lower shelf to the side of the workbench, just to be able to place the track saw out of the way of the main work area,

[BarrrySpiers]

That looks great, well done. If I had the space in my single garage workshop I’d buy one in a heartbeat! I’ve just cut up 6 x 18mm full sheets on a makeshift table using sawhorses and CLS lengths before I could accurately cut the parts on my Mft slab, it worked but very dodgy!!
Well done Ralph, great bit of kit.

[OZStuOZ]

Had a thought this was coming! Amazing innovation, there's no stopping them!

[HarveyJohnWillmott]

Omg. This looks so much better than the festool one.

[kevbehnke]

So when can I buy one in the US without the crazy shipping costs?

[barrydoxseyuk]

Great to see, love the corner block system, the side slot for introduction of clamps or T nuts. When using extrusion one side or end is normally not usable. I have built my own and understand the depth of the development. Also understand the material cost. I think this system is a winner, especially for UK with no import or shipping cost.

[simonablett]

Looks like a really well thought out system.

[jonrussell]

Having visited the factory recently and being a previous owner of an mft this table beats it by miles. it’s the most stable table I’ve come across and versatility is going to be amazing. I’m sure we could all think of an add on that allows you to do something. Maybe side brackets for the legs to allow a door to be put on to router hinges? Great product price well by the quality I have seen.

[jacobsessum]

are there videos of this table being used, not just setup but how all the accessories function with the track system

[peternatoli]

Hello Ralph
Congratulations. Your MFT bench looks neat and functional. Since conceiving the idea for a small workbench with a vice which I could carry into the sun, 56 years ago, I have been thrilled to see so many iterations of this idea. I was anorexic at the time. All the best with your wonderful work.
Peter

[petelowe]

That’s an amazing design, Ralph, brilliant design as always from you and your company !!

[michaelmenard]

As an MFT/3 user, I really, really like the ability to stand them on end for storage without bending the t-track slots. since watching this video i have thought of so many uses in my shop. any plans to sell this without legs or without the top? as someone that would be paying shipping to the US, and then possibly removing the legs and making an assembly table out of a couple, that would be a great option. super excited to see the upcoming accessories too!

[extremewoodworker]

I like your innovations. Do the dog holes on the extensions maintain spacing and squareness to the main table? Steve