Hi Mike, a good addition to the workbench, i was watching Mark from Start making he was talking about these bench dogs last Saturday and he is happy with them. Al ways nice to hear some one else talking about the same product getting there view on it. Good video catch you soon, Take care
Yep my thoughts exactly. For me at least this is a more versatile option. Im rarely using more than 2 of the dog holes at any one time and usually I want different options from a standard dog so this makes sense coupled with the various hold downs, dogs and clamps I might be using.
I have been looking at these as I am rebuilding the work surfaces in my tiny row boat size shed, I am going to do away with the tracks and use dogs and the match fit system, I am hoping it just simplifies everything and is easy to knock up jigs and the like quickly. Keep doing these videos mate, I love them and have watched a few a good many times now!
@@lurcherino, glad you’re enjoying the channel. There’s plenty more to come. My problem is, too many ideas and not enough time. I think the way Peter Millard has his MFT and tracksaw set up is ideal for a small workshop. Aside from the micro jig slots which he says collect all manner of small parts and crap.
If you have a metalwork lathe & tools they would be simple enough to turn up. Possibly in other materials, like nylon or perspex - depending on what's in your materials bin.
Hi Mike, a good addition to the workbench, i was watching Mark from Start making he was talking about these bench dogs last Saturday and he is happy with them. Al ways nice to hear some one else talking about the same product getting there view on it. Good video catch you soon, Take care
Yep. There’s not much to go wrong with these but it’s great to see a company going a bit further for the customer.
I like that. I was considering popup bench dogs but then you have to remove them for use with clamps and stuff that needs to go through the hole.
Yep my thoughts exactly. For me at least this is a more versatile option. Im rarely using more than 2 of the dog holes at any one time and usually I want different options from a standard dog so this makes sense coupled with the various hold downs, dogs and clamps I might be using.
I have been looking at these as I am rebuilding the work surfaces in my tiny row boat size shed, I am going to do away with the tracks and use dogs and the match fit system, I am hoping it just simplifies everything and is easy to knock up jigs and the like quickly. Keep doing these videos mate, I love them and have watched a few a good many times now!
@@lurcherino, glad you’re enjoying the channel. There’s plenty more to come. My problem is, too many ideas and not enough time.
I think the way Peter Millard has his MFT and tracksaw set up is ideal for a small workshop. Aside from the micro jig slots which he says collect all manner of small parts and crap.
If you have a metalwork lathe & tools they would be simple enough to turn up. Possibly in other materials, like nylon or perspex - depending on what's in your materials bin.
Very true, alas I don’t have one…..yet.
Also, stop making me buy new tools! 🤣