I Love FESTOOL!!! What you manufacture is simply thought out!!! It's just made in Germany!!! Thank you Festool!!! I love YOU!!!

I made it through the whole video with the music on! I think that deserves a free MFT/3 table with a TS55 REQ, right?? Guys? ^^ Nice tools!

Awesome. Music drove me crazy!

Your tools look amazing and hope to be able to afford one some day lol. Ive seen the wood whisper and he uses your products and they seem to work amazing when used correctly. You seem to have put a lot of thought in the functions and details of your tools. Great job.

Great vid, will be setting up my mtf3 this weekend and making some cuts.

Thank you much. Am using mine daily for years now.

I have 2 of these and the MFt3 plus the Apex table. They are work together amazing. Festool is worth every penny. Well... when I bought these a few years ago I thought the price was crazy at $450 but I maned up and made my purchases. Now I want one more really bad, but at $605 I feel that is just WAY to much for work bench. Not sure if I'll pop for one or make my own at this point. But I do love these tables and use them weekly in my shop.

Still helpful 8 years later!

Wowwwwwwww. Nothing beats German tools and technology. Always made beyond expectations 🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙

Great vid. Very indepth.

festool is best no doub tabout that i am useing near about two years they are fantastic products loveable

Festool. Does the fence not come with a measure rule on it to use with flagstop

you had me at Festool...

Even though the table top is sacrificial, it makes me squirm to see it cut purposely. At some point in time, it might have so many 2mm cuts in it that it could become NON supportive at certain points on its surface. Has this ever happened and what is the cure? I have a TS 75 and it is so beyond my skill level that it was definite want and not a need. Still, when was the last time you regretted owning the best?

ok, what if the material is thinner than the fence?

What a catchy tune!

Its absolutely amazing what can be done with the bench but it's not portable. My opionon of portable for site work is something you can grab inside quickly when it starts raining and this isn't that, for shop work or areas where its sunny all year round its glorious

Yeah, nah. Some of these things are just too complicated. Think I like the Kreg better but it doesn't seem to be available in Australia.

Looks great! Is it really mobile though?

Ola amigos: Gostei muito da mesa e os componente que estão juntos. Como faço para adquirir? Qual o preço, e consigo parcelar? Aguardo ansioso por resposta. Obgdo.

How accurate should the MFT table be? For instance the Festool MFT and such. Reason i ask is i purchased jig to make the grid and was not happy with the accuracy. I could not get past a 6x16 hole layout with out seeing runoff due to the guides locking in the jig had some slop. I might get it to be better if i add around the template guide to tighten the tollerances. But when i contact the manufacture they claim that tables are never accurate its the fence system that makes the accuracy and i was expecting too much even thought there jig was at a premium price off $199. Purchased this one due to UJK was out of stock but now i have one but have not used it yet. This was the response when i gave them the numbers that either the jig was off or the supplied Template guide was off. Hello Cliff. There is a big misconception with MFT tables and tops. The accuracy of a Festool MFT table comes from the actual rails that are part of the table itself. All of the Festool attachments are attached and referenced off of the rails. Not the table. If you think about all the “connections” from the router to the actual hole there are a lot of variables at play Router bit. Bushing to router. Bushing to template. Indexing pin to template. Indexing pin to hole. Locating pins to the template. Locating pins to the workpiece. potential runout in the router collet There has to be sufficient clearance between each of those for them to work. As you add holes, that “stackup” error will grow. The only way to avoid that would be to key off of the same location for each hole. Essentially what a CNC does. You want to make sure that there is no movement in the template when drilling the first holes. The template must be firmly clampled in place. The Festool MFT table is a clamping/work table. Without the additional fence system, it cannot be used to make accurate cuts. Once you install the Fence system, you must calibrate the track to the fence. At no time are the holes a part of that calibration as the holes are only used for clamps and stop etc. Even if done on a CNC, with the movements and wear in MDF/wood, even the Festool table is not very accurate. Check the Festool marketing data and you will not find anything about using the holes to make cuts, only for work holding. The accuracy comes from the MFT table rails.

nice

Are those Festool jeans?

The music is really annoying.

Great multi function bench make easier job i love and have one of them withe coplat accessories

At 08:49 you are about 2 cm off your mark... Does the cut not align with the rail when cutting in an angle?

Yes, you cut the table..... you'll make most of your cuts in the same place.

It starts with one table and almost ensds with 3 tables...

Ma ogni volta bisogna tagliare il tavolo da lavoro? 😅

At 5:56 you're setting cutting depth to 7mm on the upper scale. I assumed that this scale takes the guide rail into consideration, so that it will actually cut 7mm into the table, not 2mm as intended? Shouldn't the depth be set to 2mm on this scale (or 7mm on the lower reading)?

For something so expensive, I expected machined parts and not pot metal.

Crap, I just spent $3000 on festool and now I want this

Man Festool has a lot of nice tools to bad I can't afford them.

bello interessante ma troppo costoso..............

This man used not a Festool tape-measure! It is a treachery!

а верстак то зачем распилил?

Bought a MFT/3 yesterday after years of wanting one. Very disappointed in how out of square it was out of the box. I'm working out of town and didn't have a good square with me. Setting this up by way of trial and error (making a cut, then flipping piece over, make adjustment, repeat, over and over) was very time consuming. Later in the day I had to slide the fence back to allow for a wider cut and had to repeat the whole process. This morning it was out of whack again. After stopping work to go back to the tool store and dropping another $100 for a woodpecker 1281 it was super simple and quick to set up, but why in the F do I need an additional tool to make this work?!? When I forked out $688 for a precision table I assumed it would include what was needed to make this work correctly. Why can't they include a simple square, or a 12" square chunk of wood, or something similar to make this work properly. Between the time I wasted yesterday and the time spent traveling to purchase needed tool today I'm quite annoyed. On a side note, for some reason my fence does not line up with the holes worth a hoot. Table/saw is currently cutting perfectly square, but hole closest to the guide rail has about .5 mm between fence and hole, the hole farthest to the left is about 3 mm from the fence, and the guide rail brackets are tight against stoppers. Any help in solving this would be appreciated.

Festool bench

Do you not need to clamp the workpiece down

Thanks for the video. I would have eventually figured out how to put this together but this was a lot easier to assemble with the video. The assembly document that come with the MFT is utterly useless. The diagrams are far too small to show enough detail. The written instructions are pitiful. Festool should just have a QR code that links to this video and just abandon the rest of the document! Thanks again.

Looks good and a smart table but no where close to been worth the $1480 Australian dollars they have it for here . A full weeks wage for that.

It's an expensive folding card table with holes on top. K

The saw itself looks good, but that table looks pretty cheap. Pretty good demo guy but you can see it wobble every time he touches it. Also for a table that costs almost 700 dollars they should have a feature that lets you lock the saw in place and rip like a table saw.

Why are there a million things you can do? You need a degree in festool... And the miter arrangrment seems fiddly. Lots of steps that could be easy to miss.

Is that a mdf table top? Is this for special needs woodworkers? Who needs all this just to make some cuts?

Note to self. This table does not come with any of the clamping elements. I have a Kapex so don’t need a table to cut up while making precision cuts on small boards. Ordered this MFT for the clamping, but it only arrived with a bunch of tracksaw accessories I WILL NEVER USE. Should be made clear in this video. Buyer’s remorse. I should have just got a table with clamping accessories, not this overpriced substitute for a miter saw.

Do they not answer people's questions 🤔

Is it me or do those cross members look like a waste of money

seems stupid to keep cutting the table top. in a real shop you will be replacing it all the time.

It's just me or this guy cut the table every time he did a cut?

Forget water boarding...just play them this video. That bloody music urrrrrghhh

стол отличный! но в погоне за вес, ножки из очень тонких трубок у меня развалились по стыкам сварки!

What is amazing is the people who buy this overpriced flimsy table. Yes it is portable, but look at the cheap hardware and the assembly similar to a 30 dollar folding card table.

Hey, Thats a good video here. The most complete woodworking plans that I have ever used was Toms Magic Wood (i found it on google). Without a doubt it contains the most incredible woodworking projects that I have ever tried.

Horrendous Music selection!