Ultra MFT Workstation - Have we made the best MFT table around?
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- 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!
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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.
Let's see the table in action cutting full sheets, along with an example workflow for making rip cuts and cross cuts.
Sure, more videos will be coming soon
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,
Looks like a very well designed table. The pace you roll out new products is amazing!
Another great product. I think Benchdogs is trying to make me go broke. I’m telling my wife I want a set for Christmas.
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!
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.
Thanks Andy. Hope you are well. We have worked the table to maximise the cutting distance if using our hinge system so when making cabinets over 620mm can be achieved.
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.
The leg braces are genius
Absolutely stunning work bench, that’s got to be up for a design award surely.
Awesome company!
What about adding a sacrificial cutting strip on the top of the table?
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.
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.
So when can I buy one in the US without the crazy shipping costs?
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
Thanks Peter
Had a look on the website £350 for the basic table with the top Which is cheaper than the festool mft without the top I'll be getting the basic one
I have to say I've never regretted buying my MFT/3, but it has its shortcomings. You've decisively dealt with those in a package that looks pretty darn good. I checked out the price point on your website, and you're pretty bob-on, I think. Thinking about my needs, I'd like to see an option that would allow the table to be placed the a bench/storage cabinet. The corner castings on the MFT/3 allow me to have that sited on a cabinet in the workshop and lifted off for work on site with its legs folded down. Thanks for the solution and showcasing it today.
Looks like a really well thought out system.
I was going to build my own non-folding table with wheels out of extrusion for a similar price. I thought yours would be folding and I wouldnt consider it, but turns out I'm actually very tempted with what you've done 👍 The legs on yours being made of extrusion means I could easily add a removable brace across the bottom if I felt the need or fix a board with dog holes vertically under the double extrusion. Lots of other possibilities with your design too
As always well thought out extremely well made …. Quality comes at a price and in my opinion a fair price well done Ralph 👍
Looks nice, but also pricey. I do like the stabilization solution. This is one thing which bothers me on the quite new metabo table.
To install the extension looks quite cumbersome though, but for a fixed installation alright. The metabo table seems to be nicer to be adjusted in height. Furthermore, I am missing a few things in the video:
1. How are the small extensions to the front installed? Yes, like the extension shown, I guess. But only the one side/corner, right?
2. What are the dimensions folded together?
3. What are the usable dimensions? Meaning: When the fence is installed and the track hinges what cutting capacity would I have?
My problem I have with the folding tables: I don't want to store the attachments somewhere else all the time. Yes, having the fence and hinges in a systainer could work, but still you would have to reinstall them every time. I would like to have some sort of (rubberized) feet (for the T-Track maybe?) So that the hinges can stay in place and one would still be able to place the table on the side to fold it together.
I will like to see this table in action. Show us how to use it properly with large plywood example. What size fencing system is optimal? Festool rails connections etc. Thank you.
Sure, more videos will be coming soon
Fantastic Engineering!
That’s a good looking table Dude. If I didn’t have an mft3 I’d be very interested.
Yes, I like it very much. It has function, form, and (something I'd need at my age doing any gig I'd be doing in a craft fair or such) it has "FLASH". Any I might have had has sailed so I'd consider this an investment. Something to add to the arsenal simply to get a passerby to pause an think, "Say, what's this table he's working on about?" That would be in a demo booth I'd be showing on for example. I imagine it will get around to the USA in short order as it's very practical and serves a plethora of uses I can think of beyond what you showed and hinted at. Good looking product but I bet there is a pretty price to it as well. I know well enough not to be afraid of buying quality tools if you can't live without them. So I'll have start getting my rationales in order for my missus.
First thank you for coming up with alternative table to the market and one which appears to have some interesting design features. Difficult to give you a decent opinion without testing one but Il ike: the mobility (wheeling) features, the Systainer carrying capacity, the connectivity, the apparent stability and the fact that it is available with a Valchromat top. What I would like: many of us work in tough grounds: setting it up like you demonstrated would wreck one of this tables in seconds as its aluminium extrusions would not be able to cope (rubber bumps on its sides would be a nice accessory to have), re the wheels: it is great to have them available but for my needs I would like even bigger (much bigger) and thicker ones: for rough terrain manoeuvrability and to easy climb over countless stairs.... and a better handle: yours is a good idea but I reckon it can be made better and ever as an accessory to fit to the rails.... My opinions have been issued against two systems I currently use: a UJK MULTIFUNCTION WORKBENCH that I mount onto a Toughbuilt saw horse (the Axminster ones for the UJK table are just so mediocre re of its price ) and an Festool Festool MFT on its own Festool cart which is a pleasure to use but that I find small (even extended) for many situations. What I think you have come up is a competitively price alternative to the best on the market: The Dashboard which is out, for most of us, of reach - a side by side comparison would be very interesting.
Great concept Ralph, the modular design and capability of the table is first rate, I just wish you had launched it 6 months ago 😊
Thanks. Glad you like. Yeah getting that a lot about bringing it out sooner. 😂
Certainly is a great looking product. I can assure you the pricing looks on point. I built a Dashboard equivalent out of 5050 with all the outriggers etc. I can say that cost me over £1200 and doesn't look a pinch against this. Mine is also damn heavy, not quite as sturdy and takes a lot more time to get all the holes lining up. The BD connection system looks very good. Wish this had been out 5months ago, wouldn't have wasted a lot of time doing research & building on an interior product.
Lovely system as ever I need this 👌
Nice !
@Benchdogtools You need to have some sort of onboard storage for the corner jointing pins (and alignment jig), for contractors theres nothing better than having everything as a unit together and nothing worse than small loose bits that inevitably cant be found on the next job or get lost. ps I know you have bigger fish to fry but us Mafell track users need the narrow cut attachments for the parallel guides, we bought in good faith thinking they would become available. Cheers
Mr festool crazy here. I would buy that over the mft all day. Great though out work table benchdogs.
Had a thought this was coming! Amazing innovation, there's no stopping them!
Glad you like it!
@Benchdogtools You need to have some sort of onboard storage for the corner jointing pins (and alignment jig), for contractors theres nothing better than having everything as a unit together and nothing worse than small loose bits that inevitably cant be found on the next job or get lost. ps I know you have bigger fish to fry but us Mafell track users need the narrow cut attachments for the parallel guides, we bought in good faith thinking they would become available. Cheers
@@juyhfrty if you use the extension tables you can keep them in the blocks. Still figuring out the pg narrow cut. It’s not the easiest track to work with and to make it cost effective
@@Benchdogtools thanks for replying, I’ll send you an email. New table should do well esp if you can hold the price point below £600 for a year giving people time to invest in one. I might take a couple for work put side on together rather than end to end. Cheers Peter
$2600 for the whole setup is just wild to me.
Great video description. Let's see some proof and cut some plywood.
Absolutely love these they look like a great alternative to the over priced and under engineered Festool units . My only question is work station heights. Do these tie into the work heights of the Festool sys 50 and Kapex underframes to provide a consistent work platform? Which would be perfect or are you planning to introduce accessories to mount the sys 50 and kapex flush with the benchdog mft workstation systems? Really is the key factor to whether Festool users will buy in heavily
Certainly an innovative design. Good that the edge of the top is flush with side extrusion. Presumably the legs are also aluminium extrusions? So as suggested below by another there could easily (?) be scope for mounting a door on edge for hinge and latch routing. How much does it weigh please? Nothing on website in that regard.
I like your innovations. Do the dog holes on the extensions maintain spacing and squareness to the main table? Steve
When purchasing an extension a jig is supplied so if you need to move the table you can be sure it’s perfectly lined up.
I know I am asking a lot here but it would be simple enough to offer. Besides having the wheels in the "cart config," I have found that with my Festool MFT, two "inline wheels" on one edge of the table top are also helpful. That way I am not limited to using it as a cart and it can skate on the two inline wheels which helps me get through narrow spaces but also less of that reach over. I imagine it would just attach via the t-nut groove on the track extrusion. The wheels I have used in the past were small. But this design looks way better in terms of stability than the Festool table which is rather terrible for hand planing etc.
The idea is good and the choice if materials is superb but I wonder when you attach the extension how precise and repeatable you can be to guarantee the MFT holes alignment is respected
when purchasing an extension, it is supplied with an alignment jig.
Im impressed, I personally think the wheels could be a bit more robust so there suitable for wheeling around a worksite, especially muddy sites
definatly noted on the wheels, we did try this out side in a rough area and seem to hold up well. these are not plastic but machined aluminium making them quite durable.
Is there any plan to create a "UJK Parf Guide" tool alternative for creating MFT tops? (maybe even with hinge/fence hole drilling functionality)
unfortunately not, we feel tops should be CNC made.
That looks like a fantastic design. The problem is that I bought some bench dogs for a Bosch rail and they didn’t work, I couldn’t tighten them as the inside thread wasn’t deep enough. Had to solve it with a nylon washer but somehow it didn’t seem to be as precise. Told you by mail but never received an answer. Now I use UJK’s. Nice MFT though
We have looked through all our emails but cannot find any emails from you. Get in touch and we’ll help you out
Woow amazing guys but how much is that level of quality going to cost???? Well done 👏
Depends we have a few options. Check out our website
I love the innovation, some well thought out ideas. Other have said it's too expensive, is it though? It looks like a solid design that should last decades, if you want high quality you have to pay for high quality materials.
I will say that I foresee not many setting up the whole system, maybe just the table and one extension.
We didn't want to make a cheap table like some brands are doing to get their name on an MFT table. We opted for quality as there are people who want to buy one set-up and not worry about it again, giving them many years of use; this is the table. Each table is made here in the UK by hand, not in a factory in the Far East. We want people to be proud that they have purchased a product that will not fail them and will have so many uses and add-ons in the future whether it's from us or 3rd party 3D printed. It's not the cheapest, but it's also not the most expensive; you don't have to buy extra parts to fix it. It's solid out of the box.
Looks like a fantastic set, well made 👍
Hi Jason, that looks like an awesome table! Nice job! I wish Festool had those features. Unfortunately I already own several MFT tables but they are topped with your guide rails. Do you think you might start making stabilizer bars and wheels for the Festool?
Hey Leo. Yeah that’s a shame I’m sure when you look to upgrade you may look at ours. I don’t think we would make kit for the MFT 3. But never say never.
Very nice system. Well-engineered, expandable & above all, stable. Wheel kit & systainer platform are ingenious. Competitively (similarly) priced to your main competitor, but more expandable, and again, more stable. This is by far a superior design. Looks as stable and expandable as the Dash Board system, at a fraction of the cost.
Very nice Ralph.. 🙌
A thing of beauty
Interesting - not only have you come up with an MFT/3 beater, it looks like the STM 1800 also has some stiff (get it?) competition.
Great product! I don't need it but I want it 😀
Any plans to supply an adaption for an existing MFT3? Would be great to be able to use it as an extension.
It is cool that you are able to connect your systainers to the table and roll them arround. It would be even better if the same was possible for the extensions to the table
As we planned the system to have a bigger top it wouldn’t exactly line up. But I’m sure I can figure a way to do this. Let me look into it.
Love this. This is something I’ve been looking for. I’m interested when you have ability to ship to US
Is it possible to hang on the wall? Just thinking in my guarge where there is a lack of space would be good to get out of the way when not in use
Any plans for distribution in the United States?
Hopefully sorting this out soon
Do you guys make anything for mitre saw station.
we have a mitre station fence system.
I look at the website. But i cannot find the hight of the ground to the top of the table. This is important to me because i can use it together with my festool csc 50 as a extension for larger pieces.
its the same height I will have this updated
@@ralphmignano215 thanks for the fast answer
That’s an amazing design, Ralph, brilliant design as always from you and your company !!
Very similar to Dashboard systems bench.
Wow...absolutely brilliant and horrifying. I have spent years looking for all the leg constructions and ideas on how to make an MFT from aluminum profiles. All the ideas I found on the internet are used here. The use of hinges for the table legs on the inside is unique and to me genius, although the use of the leg groove is limited. The best part is that it can be made from off-the-shelf components. Your solution to the legs is great. Overall the design of the table is horrible. Each solution has its pros and cons (dashboardp, ultra mft ...). Absolutely great, thank you for the inspiration - the price of the basic table is very reasonable. From me ultra MFT is no.1
This looks exactly what I am looking for. Any chance that the mobile accessory kit can also be used for other cases? For example Lboxx or Mboxx systems? Or that you can release a similair component with those measurements? Or is the attachment plate not fixed?
The cases kit is fully adjustable to suit any toolbox brand.
This looks great and continues where the Festool finishes. I like not being tied into a single manufacturers line. I see kitchen fitters and the like using. I have a fixed MFT setup in my workshop with quite a bit of BD extras. I would like something more portable. It’s about accuracy, safety and working comfortably. I am a bit confused at the basic price as to what it includes before I take the plunge. Thank you Mike
That is brilliant!
What fence package is the best for this table?
Any would be suitable
This is what the MFT/3 should be and has designed out many of its shortcomings. Is there any integration to use the accessories with a Festool MFT/3
I would imagine other accessories could be adapted; many accessories will also be designed to work with the system, according to what a few people have said regarding the router base. something we have on our radar already
Do you have a smaller version? The extention with four legs?
yes, we will have half-size extensions as coming, so its great feedback to hear all these responses .
Hi, I have been looking at your Ultra MFT workstation bundle, but do I have to order both the fence system and quad hinge system in order to get the discount? I ask because I already have the fence system but would be interested in purchasing the quad hinge system and workstation as a bundle?
No you can choose which option you want
i like it. looks very solid.
i like that it stands up on its own and folds flat with nothing sticking out . if i had this in the van and slid stuff along side it they wouldnt get caught like my festool one does.
i would like the adjustable feet to be tool less if posible . if its a faf to do i wouldnt bother.
the joining system looks solid but has parts easily lost or misplaced.
how are those small tables attached to the middle of the extrusion. they are screaming out to have a router table insert in them
i would love to see a lower table availible for a table saw so the main table is all outfeed. set ups like that are missing this side of the atlantic unfortunitly.
i would love to see you adapt this into a miter saw station set up for site. main mft set up on each side with narrow 2400mm extentions either side and table saw level with it on the end. make it a total work station for 2nd fixing a house.
Thanks the response, we have looked in to many options for the feet but came at a cost of the braces not workingand i felt the braces were slighty more important to work the way they have due to the ease of use. but I will keep working on that part until we start shipping. so it may change for the better.
as for the outriggers yes lots of other options and accessories, we have so many ideas and we have already recieve many great idea extras as well. Wwe toyed with different connection accessories and making the way we did which pulls it all together nice and tight, we may make easy to use thumbscrews instead of hex key making it easy to use.
Question: Do you intend to ship this great new product (MFT Table) also to Switzerland? Right now, non of the MFT tops can be ordered likely?
we can look into the shipping cost for your Switzerland, i will update the website asap
Really appreciate the careful thinking that has obviously gone into this. On the range options - is the 'Basic version' the same as the others except for the worktop surface? If so, then that pricing is definitely fair for getting folks started.
The Basic version is different in some ways; the top is a more cost-effective MDF, the F clamp slots are not machined into the extrusion, meaning these could not be used, and other parts are also changed like the clamping handle will be changed for leaver other than as aluminium cam lever.
This looks very impressive, certainly better designed than the official Festool offering.
I’ve had a look to see if it’s possible to deliver to New Zealand, but doesn’t appear to be. Will this option become available?
Also, would it be possible to order without the top (this would be really helpful in keeping international shipping costs down)? I’m assuming it’s a standard size MFT top?
Thanks for your interest and we are looking at options for international shipping like you mentioned. It is a slightly different to a mft 3 size but not much. So leave it we us and we will figure it out.
Do you have the option to add caster wheels instead of the feet?
we have been thinking for this and will be researching this option
Be very interested in what Mr Millard makes of this. Can I ask what the odd row of holes are for near edge or bench?
Benchdogs Rail Hinge and fence.
Peter is visiting on Monday to have a look and do a factory tour. Hopefully soon you will have his review on the system.
The Price between Main Tablet and Extensions Table are Not much and the Extensions are shorter also he can,t stand alone so my Question are can I Connect two Main Tablet together leave one Pair Legs in the parking Position?
We have decided to make them the same size as the main table.
@Benchdogtools that doesn't really answer the question. I think the point is most people would rather buy 2 full tables as the cost of the extension table isn't that much less . That would offers 2 work stations in different rooms or connected for 1 large work station . Can 2 full tables be connected without the legs fouling was the main part of the original question?
@@JamieVauxnut1 thats the Point.
I was thinking the same for only 50 more you can buy another full table. Question is can you join to full tables
@@JamieVauxnut1 I asked this question from them in email. The person who replied said yes, two main tables can be connected with one having one leg folded
Comparable/cheaper than Festool but offering more scope for extension along with built in bracing as standard.
Does it come as a kit or assembled. As a kit it would be more price competitive and speed up delivery!
Yes it come complete, nothing to put together or assemble. This protoype is made with a standad extrusion but we have had out own extrsion being made which fixes issues with a standard extrusion hence the pre order time frame.
are you going to have the table top extrusions without the legs? I'd like to use it in a static worktable build.
Not thought of this but as they fold up into the system this can be used in that way.
Amazing! I want one. Will you ship to Australia? What’s the weight of the table?
We are looking at options for Australia; single shipping is very steep (over £200), we think this is way too much, but we are working on it. the table weight is 34 kg.
Very nice table
I will be getting this soon
Will you consider making a mitersaw stand or extension wings for the dewalt stand
Would be cool if you could get a roller that would go into the dog holes allowing you to use the mft without a mitre saw stand e.g stick your mitre on the mft table and stick in the roller either side
Just, WOW 👏👏👏🇸🇪
How easy is it to remove the worktop if needed?
Was thinking i could also use the frame as a router table bench if i interchange the top?
We are designing a router base as well, or other route base brands can be used .
So would that mean the base frame would be used by your interchangeable worktop then? Or a separate frame as well?
@@steveblewer1202, i would any of the tops could be adapted to be a router table, I would need to check the outriggers but I'm sure they could
Would ❤ to have it. Are you giving it away?
Yeah sure free for everyone 😂
Got a US distributor?
we are in the process of this and we have subsidised the shipping costs for our friends across the pond.
Is that a standard size extrusion? What size are the slots for the table top extrusions?
nice setup.
show us how you get the small tables connected to the main tables.
the Peter Millard video that just went up shows the side tables being removed
Can one of your fences be attached on the side and if so will it be accurately aligned with the dog holes?
apologies Could you clarify what you mean ?
@Benchdogtools I think he means using the fence to align the dog hole when adding the extensions.
@@monkeysausageclubwhen buying the extension it comes with a jig to fine tune it.
@@Benchdogtools I meant , where you have the tracks in the metal surround, would it be possible to mount a fence to that track?
You have invented the perfect MFT. Unfortunately, one of your bigger markets probably wont be able to buy it because of the weight of shipping MR OSB (ie USA).
You could add a lot of bolt on's if you look on you tube for ideas.
I love your products but they're always a bit juicy in cost as the dollar is down the loo.
I checked what it would be for me, and the shipping is actually reasonable, it's $130 for me in the Midwest. So about $800 all in for the base table with no accessories, that's what the MFT Basic with cross members costs.
@@coolbugfacts1234 $132.00 for me in Phoenix - guess you had a coupon.... :^) But they say it's just an estimate which does worry me a bit.
Thanks for the reply. The shipping for this to us is £140 but we have subsidised it as we are looking at a fulfilment company to ship for us in the USA. And we are hoping to have this in place by the time our extrusion has been delivered. If the shipping costs less the a refund will be issued.
Youive done your homework
How do you join 2 'main' tables together, side by side ?
Side by side or at each end, its completely modular
Great conception and product by the looks of it. By the looks of it 3 tables could be bolted together. One in front of the other and one length ways down one side...would all the holes still be accurately in line ?
Great product but the price 😳
I would be interest to know what you think would a product like this would be, please bear in mind its made in the UK not china.?
@@Benchdogtools I have your fence system but I’m sorry £500 on top of that I think is a bit steep £300 but I suppose that is unreasonable with increases in everything these days.
Looks good , I think what people have got to understand is benchdogs isn’t a cheaper alternative to Festool ,woodpeckers etc it’s just another option. They’re all over priced and none of them are perfect. I’ve bought a few bits from benchdogs the most disappointing was the fence for the mft which came with a plastic/ nylon stop which lasted about a week. I refuse to pay the 20 plus quid they want for the updated aluminium one so now I clamp a bit of wood on for repeat cuts (not ideal) . I Think too much emphasis on the Festool mft not being sturdy enough at the end of the day they are portable site benches not workshop joinery benches. I’ve got two I use daily for kitchen fitting and have never been hindered by the slight rocking. By the way you could by 3 of the metabo mft tables for less than one of these.
@@andybrooks1436I bought the hinge set for like £600 and was very disappointed some of the blocks weren’t laser engraved and a few other little faults. For the money they charge I expected everything to be perfect and it wasn’t. Wouldn’t buy from them again simply because if you’re charging a premium it should be perfection. I’ve got the ultra square also which I was happy with though. Oh and the foam insert and and systainer doesn’t even fit the bits and bobs properly.
@@user-tt1dm6gz4h ditto the 600mm square, machining marks all down the butt part.
I wish this existed 6 months ago when I spent way more money building my own out of aluminium profile.
Anyway, what's missing from the product description on the website is the height of the table?
The idea has been in the head for a while but need other kit to bring to life and now we have the cnc router thing can happen. It is based at the same highlight as a mft but with a little more adjustment of about 30 mm. I’ll have it added to the website
so cool. I might have to sell my Festool double MFTs. Can i get some information on the weights of the various tables? it seems lighter than the MFT from the way the fellow is lifting them in the video.
It is heavier to the festool version but the handle makes it easier to transport around.
thanks! Forgot to ask what is the height range? can it be put against an MFT/3 at the same height?
Are you going to offer package deal with hinge?
Yes we will sort some pricing for a bundle deal
Weight?
What’s the difference to a Dashboard MFT?
Look at both and decide based on your needs. Don't rush into buying as you would regret it, i would go for dashboard for my needs since i dont have a shop and need the portability, accessories and live in USA might not be the case for you.
Other than price and having the Valchromat option, I would say that it is inferior. No sacrificial strip, no gap between the table and the outriggers so you can rip without cutting the board. Also, the dashboard outriggers allow repeatable rip cuts without having to fool with a rail square or parallel guudes. And I don't see how the legs can be used to support doors, but that can probably be worked out.
However I would like to say that both price and looks are huge factors and i will likely be buying 2 tables and outriggers in Valchromat.
That being said, the dashboard accessories are unmatched in quality and functionality phenomenal and i will be buying their hinge and track stars to go with this!
This MFT-Version is amazing and one of the best commercial version I ever see - great job! You should implement a router table element to adapt at the side rails, like I did in my DIY-Version in this Video: czcams.com/video/MCZpZBZNB2o/video.html (starts at Min. 1:35). Regards Guido
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I saw it wobble when said it's not moving.
I tried to pre order it but it says it cannot ship to my address sadly 😩
Where are you from? we can look at shipping rates
I’m in Brisbane (Australia)
Am i right in saying that your not getting much change from £2000 for JUST the table set up your showcasing...!?!?. Looks like a decent bit of kit but seems its Priced ridiculously high....🤦♂️
We have priced based on the UK's material, manufacturing and staffing costs. Making large profits is not the case, as many people think. But we have listened to people's feedback, and I have introduced a basic range for the table without the bells and whistles, which we added to increase the costs. So, people with limited budgets can still get a rock-solid table.
But that is everything. You would need a big workshop to accommodate that setup.
Too expensive.
In comparison to?
It looks like a quality item, well thought out, and well made. No doubt there are cheaper options, but I doubt that they are of comparable quality.
@@robertpearce8394100% there will always be cheaper but we built this for quality over quantity. I could have used a cheaper box section but we have actually got our own extrusion being made hence the pre order.
The Festool MFT3 Basic is $700, plus another $100 if you want the stabilizers. This looks to be much higher quality and is actually cheaper
@@Benchdogtoolsplus using extrusion for the legs is genius, the possibilities are endless. for example you could have a jig attached to the legs to set a door on and clamp it up at the top for doing hinge mortising and other door work