Benchdogs Quad MFT Hinge System + MK3 Ultra Rail Square // Setup & Review

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  • Опубликовано: 29 июн 2024
  • Here are two great products to help you get square cuts with your track saw - one that attaches to your MFT-style top in the Benchdogs Quad MFT Hinge System and the other when working on-the-go with the Benchdogs Ultra Rail Square.
    CHAPTERS:
    0:00 Introduction
    1:56 Quad MFT Hinge System
    2:52 Installing on my DIY MFT
    6:58 Test cut
    7:30 Rail square time
    8:06 TSO and Festool rail squares
    9:03 MK3 Ultra Rail Square
    11:03 Test cut
    11:33 Final thoughts
    LINKS TO BUY AT BENCHDOGS UK:
    - Quad MFT Hinge System: benchdogs.co.uk/collections/h...
    - MK3 Ultra Rail Square: benchdogs.co.uk/collections/m...
    - Fence Systems: benchdogs.co.uk/collections/f...
    Please note that the Benchdogs Quad MFT Hinge System and Ultra Rail Square were provided free of charge by Benchdogs UK. The views expressed in the video are my own and I was not compensated to give positive sentiments.
    #benchdogsuk #mft #diymft
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Комментарии • 24

  • @richshulmistra1938
    @richshulmistra1938 20 дней назад +2

    Nice video. I plan on building my own table. I've been overwhelmed and intimidated by how many options there are for accessories, nice to see some in action. I'll get these for sure. Thanks.

    • @MasonWoodshop
      @MasonWoodshop  20 дней назад

      Awesome, thanks for watching! There are a lot of options and while I really did like my UJK setup with the clips on dogs, this Benchdogs setup is unbelievably good and I’m very happy with the change.

  • @Micha_Ba
    @Micha_Ba Месяц назад +1

    Got my Benchdogs hinge today and mounted it to the new Metabo MWB 100.
    Great combination!

  • @asderven
    @asderven 25 дней назад +1

    Welcome to the club. The parallel guide and rail square parallel guides are very useful in getting accurate cuts straight from the sheet. I am redoing my sheet cutting table to allow for the hinge system, fence, and to do rip cuts with the parallel guide. This way I cut once on the sheet goods and I know things are accurate. Lumber will also get cut on the table. Thanks to these items, I can move away from the mft table idea. I don’t need mft things as most of my cuts are using the hinge, track saw and the fence.
    The biggest advantage for the system. If someone like me who has zero experience can cut square cuts, anyone can.

    • @MasonWoodshop
      @MasonWoodshop  25 дней назад

      Thanks! I have the TSO Parallel Guides but haven’t found myself reaching them on smaller projects for some reason as I can never remember if they’re currently calibrated. 🤦‍♂️

    • @asderven
      @asderven 24 дня назад

      @@MasonWoodshop I use the parallel guides to get the first few cuts done accurately until the sheet is a manageable size and I can use the fence, hinge and track saw. I prefer keeping my 8’x4’ sheet as is during transportation. I usually end up with less waste. If I precut them in 1/2, I found I had more scraps.

  • @robertkrueger3902
    @robertkrueger3902 Месяц назад +1

    Congrats on the hinge from bench dogs. I have zero doubt you will love the hinge system. You pointed out an obvious thing about the Festool track square, in which I didn't know. I love TSO products but I never put 2 and 2 together to see that TSO track squares are indeed Festool rebranding the TSO product. With that Jason at bourbon moth let slip that Isotunes makes the Festool ear protection .
    I also would like to say the sky is the limit for you my friend your skills at presenting and your presentation are fun to watch. I like that you left the missed shot of your demonstrating the square of the cut, and you left it in the final edit. As a photography enthusiast, editing is where it can really become labor intensive.
    Oh yeah what the heck with the Canadian pricing holy cow you make me feel ok about the cost of things here in the USA. LOL

    • @MasonWoodshop
      @MasonWoodshop  Месяц назад

      Thanks for watching and leaving such a kind comment! Thats interesting about the Festool ear protection as I was wondering who they had make them - Isotunes makes sense.

  • @annieswanson9369
    @annieswanson9369 Месяц назад +1

    Another awesome video Cole!

  • @BenchdogsUK
    @BenchdogsUK Месяц назад +1

    Hey. Yet another great video. Thanks for sharing it.

  • @stevebriggs9399
    @stevebriggs9399 Месяц назад +1

    Blue loctite on the square locating pins should keep them in place.

  • @vasconcelosm12345678
    @vasconcelosm12345678 Месяц назад +2

    Have had my benchdogs hinge for over a year and love it. I liked the fact that it didn’t rely on any t track to mount.
    I will say the one issue I have with my mft/hinge system is how wide the table is. It’s hard to flip the rail up so that it stays up on its own. I need to figure out a counter weight solution.

    • @MasonWoodshop
      @MasonWoodshop  Месяц назад +1

      Happy to hear you have such a positive experience as well! My MFT is 960mm deep and I find that’s about the max I could have and still use the hinge effectively without walking around. If it was a bit wider or I was a bit shorter it would be a bit annoying to walk around the table each time.

    • @BenchdogsUK
      @BenchdogsUK Месяц назад +1

      Great to hear you love the hinge. A bit of advice is you can tighten the hinge screws to make it tighter this will allow it to be stiffer to take the weight of your track.

  • @NWGR
    @NWGR Месяц назад +1

    Thanks for the overview and demo.
    I'm not a huge fan of the benchdog hinge because it sits above the bench. The dashboard looks great, but $$$.
    The newer benchdogs rail square looks nice, I had the same festool/tso square and sold it after not wanting to deal with it tipping or printing a solution. That said, I haven't felt like I needed a rail square since I got my woodpeckers 1281 (aluminum version); it's a bit quicker and easier for me to just line the track up with my mark, square it up with the 1281, and make my cuts. That's mostly just for breaking down b igger panels though.
    For most cuts my preferred method is just the track with stanton dog locks. I printed my own after purchasing Dave's files and they came out great. I didn't like the ujk clips at all.
    Thanks for the video!

    • @MasonWoodshop
      @MasonWoodshop  Месяц назад +1

      Hey! Thanks for watching. I also found myself using my 1281 instead of using the rail square half the time as I never felt I was getting perfectly square cuts with the TSO/Festool - I'm sure it is legitimately square, but the human error of holding it in place resulted in less than square cuts. So far, the Benchdogs has solved this for me as I don't need to focus much on the square.

  • @johnclements6614
    @johnclements6614 Месяц назад +1

    It is good that the bench dogs rail square and hinge can be used with many different manufactures saws, you are not tied to one.

  • @MooseRidge
    @MooseRidge Месяц назад +2

    Another great video! Although I am considering upgrading to the Festool track saw, I currently have the Kreg. You mention that Ultra Rail Square will work on the Kreg system which is fantastic, but do you know if the hinge system will also? It does not appear to be specifically called out in their labels so if anyone knows for sure can they please comment. Thank you! EDIT: I just saw that Kreg is listed on their website as being supported with the hinge system.

    • @MasonWoodshop
      @MasonWoodshop  Месяц назад +1

      Thanks for watching and commenting! Great to see you note that they do indeed support Kreg. The range of compatibility on the hinge is quite impressive!

  • @itachi975x
    @itachi975x Месяц назад

    It seem a good system, y personally went with Dashboard and I love it

    • @MasonWoodshop
      @MasonWoodshop  Месяц назад

      Thanks for watching! The Dashboard system looks great and I wanted to make sure I noted it in the video.

    • @RobyWanKenobi
      @RobyWanKenobi Месяц назад

      I also have dashboard in my custom bench with incra fence. Have helped 3 others do same set up. The repeatability is the best with the incra fence.