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Thanks for your video is this setup can handle weight for put resin slab on it and do sled router system?

Thanks for sharing this. I'm new to woodworking and never considered breaking down materials at the lumber yard.

Ordered the ones on bangood, been a sponsor for festool way to long. I think other brands are way to expensive to. If i had the time i made my own guide rails

Good Video.. I want to say the following. You can buy them if ya want. I have found them to be no more accurate that what you can make yourself on a decent table saw and router table

That’s so simple I don’t know why I didn’t think of that before thanks for posting this. I almost bought like $100 tool to do the same thing pushing the cuts out past the table and the other direction too though

Thank You Ben for this very helpful Video. You are Great Bro . Greetings from Wonderful Vienna . Thumbs up 👍and y follow your Channel .

Hello, do this method work for rips thick of 2 mm for example?

So happy that I found this video. I picked up a Domino XL 500 this past Christmas and this jig will go great with it~! Still getting used to it, but that's the fun of it, right? Thanks for this great idea~!

You need to get more lights in your basement. I think I only see one!

Guess what most production shops use. A table saw, it's not even the sliding table saw, just the regular cabinet type. Nothing beats a good table saw for repeatability and other types of cuts. Edit. You first cut to size and rip to precision. There's going to be waste irrespective of method used. Table saw is faster and involves no setup between very small and large pieces

The new connector is so much better

Toyota Prius ❤ love it. I feel so silly as I have the tundra and I was thinking how am I going to load it in the back with the tools 😂😂😂

Maybe I’m overthinking this, but I’m having a pretty hard time getting my guides properly calibrated. For some reason I can’t just make the mark like you do on top and calibrate that way. I’m off by about 1mm. I take a square and match the line so that my track saw blade(in fast fix mode) is right off to the side of it. Yet I’m still off by 1mm. Do you think maybe I should draw 2 lines (2mm apart from each other) and try to set my blade right in between them?

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Not a good video if you are looking for immediate and inexpensive options. . .

I found out that Ben is no longer doing woodworking videos and has moved on. Was wondering if anyone who has commented on Ben's video on his sysBench would happen to have Ben's plans for his sysBENch? I would pay for his plans if someone here would have them....thanks

Hi Ben.. The link for your website does not seem to be working. I would like to order your plans for your Sysbench as I really like your plan. I am building some garage shelving very similiar to your sysBENch. I hope your still offering your plans as I would like to purchase them...thanks

Best method from all the ones I tried to square my MFT, so simple an dead on square after. Thank you.

That saves me a fortune in bags. I have to Festool dust extractors, one for workshop, one for site work. Whenever either bag is full I attach the dust separator and suck out the dust from a full bag. Then just dump the dust from the tub later. Nice video

When its fully opened out, os it the same height as the Mf3

There set seems like a lot of work and very expensive to me

outstanding information to consider. and from a fellow Vet Thank you for your service

Excellent video.

I'm glad i watched your video. I was thinking about buying a set of parallel guides, but your video helped me realize that while a set would be nice to have, they're not a necessity. Good job on the video.

Thank you Ben, I just saw your video and like you I don’t have much room but the two extensions are useful and very practical. Thank you very much for your time for making this great video

Thank you for this! I work in a 120sq ft workshop and also can't fit a table saw. I use the MFT and have been trying to figure out an efficient way to do this. This video is a great help!

Really helpful. Thanks. Just getting into Festool tracksaw and this is just what I needed...

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Thank you, Going to try this tonight. You just saved my project.

Oh wow I never knew that borrowing a pickup was an option until I watched this video...

Ben, hope all is well. Recently found your channel and enjoy your videos. Having said that, I notice you have not posted in a while.

I have also ctl26 sometime full up quickly.my question is just change reservoir bottom reservoir change with 48 liter less cost than cyclone and more effective no?

Hello, Ben! This one is a Masterpiece! Thank You!

Do these fit to the ksc60 without the under frame like in the video? Thanks

Your video just came up on my feed. Nice job! You might take a look at an old animation that I made to perform this same task. If you do, please turn ON closed caption. If you have additional material of the same thickness, the method I illustrate works nicely. czcams.com/video/gEw5VUtofqM/video.html

What brought me here is I'm trying to figure out if/how I can transport a few 12' 2x4's in/on a midsized SUV without paying the guys that hang out in the Home Depot parking lot.

On minute 3:46 what tool to make square the wood are you using?

Find a place to break down the goods at the local Lowes would be the hardest part. Especially if you have to plug in a track saw.

Would love to see a video of one of your trips to the lumber yard with you breaking down sheets for transport in the Prius.

Stop watching at prius🤮

why should I watch the work of the language, show the work with your hands, the topic is about adaptation.

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Thank you for your service, great insights

Nice summary of ideas for hauling wood. One alternative approach to the on-site breakdown: instead of trying to cut precisely, use a cordless jig saw to cut to rough dimensions. This is quick and easy if you're willing to do finish cuts back in your shop.

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fantastic content , liked and subbed

Just a bit of constructive criticism for your video. The first part where you were talking was soft so I turned the volume up but then the intro with your logo came in which was piercingly high pitched and loud.

How do i do this on the DF 700?

Had these myself for over 10 years and was unaware of the option to attach to other Festool stations. Obvious now you have pointed it out and all Festool units are at 900mm from FFL so why didn't I realise this sooner? The one disadvantage though is that the rail has its own "fence" and is not therefore completely flat and in the same plane as the Festool station that it is attached to. No matter, thanks for the insight and I will be making some use of the new piece of knowledge.