Awesome video! Lots of excellent info on the new TRACKTOP! Can't wait to see how it helps with my set up! Keep those great new things comming!

Amazing work Fred! You've covered a lot of ground in this addition to your catalog!

Fred, after talking to you on the phone, I was excited about your new products. After seeing them in action, I’m REALLY excited! I have to say, I’ve rarely had such a forehead-slapping moment as when you flipped that top over and set the router gantry on it! 🤯 I literally yelled “NO!” at the screen. 😆 I’ll definitely be ordering some products in the future. Thanks for the innovation!

Awesome! That sacrificial strip would look great in Mudd Flapp Mint

Not bad. I was expecting much higher prices considering the competition out there. I make my own tops with a parf guide, but this version is very impressive. I like the slot holes; I may integrate that in one of my next tops. And the sacrificial strip is a must for MFTs IMHO. Nicely done Fred, if I was in the market to buy a top, it would be yours. edit to add: I coat all my mft tops with dewaxed shellac. It adds durability without making the top slippery. I coat the inside of the holes too, then ream them out with the ujk reamer.

Well made video in both production and content!Great ideas for my small shop.

Hey Feddie, Great to see and hear you. Great product line! I will be heading over to your website now to check it out. I wish you great success going forward. I truly miss your maker/content videos, hope you will consider producing some for us, your fans. All the best!

Good, thoughtful presentation. Keep itup

Nice. There are a few inherent flaws. In this case, inherent is quite literal since you inherit them from Festool's own design. First you need to remove the saw from the track between cuts. Second, you have to lift the track WAY out of the way instead of just up to release the board. Third, there is nothing preventing chip out where the saw exits the cut. Fourth, if you screw the track to a hinge, then it takes longer than it should to get the track off the table whenever needed. I mention these because I solved them all with my setup. Instead of a hinge, there is a simple board (fence) that can be raised and lowered. The board is wider than the track and gets a deep kerf the first time you make a cut. A peg in the top of the board holds the track in the same location. Attached to the other end of the track is a hook extending down from the track and under the table. The hook sits between two adjustable stops on the edge of the table. One sets squareness. The other just ensures that the track stays snug to the first. The tip of the hook has magnets that catch the bottom of the table. This allows me to only lift this end of the track about 6 inches between cuts. Between the kerf shown in the fence and the minuscule amount of lift on that side, I can very easily line up a cut to a pencil line. A stop on the track prevents the track saw from falling off the far end. The angle is quite shallow so it stays. The saw helps counterbalance the weight of the track making it easier on the magnets. The track can be lifted straight off of the table without losing my setup. The only components left sitting above the level of the table are all on the one side making the table 99% available with minimal effort.

Hi Fred. Nice to see you and more new products to your line. Sounds like business is going well for you. Keep up the great work. Hope to see some more of your great build videos in the future too. Be safe my friend.

Fred this is an awesome product. I have a question I can’t seem to find the answer to. Can you set the height of material being cut? Meaning if you have the track hinge, can you set it to say 3/4” to where the material will slide underneath therefore you don’t have to remove the saw after each cut? If not, I think you should definitely consider a solution for this. It makes repeating cuts very quick. I’m looking for a new top and I’m definitely leaning towards this one. Thanks

What a great alternative to Festool's expensive MFT station. So intrigued by your system, just subscribed. So glad I stumbled across your YT site. Have to study your videos a little more, so I can determine just which set up I want to purchase. Thx again. UPDATE!! So, Fred, after watching several of your videos I bit the bullet on July 4 and ordered your MFT top with extrusion kit + two 72 in extrusions to serve as rails on my saw horses and several dog hole accessories. Can't wait to put to good use. I have a permanent Ron Paulk style MFT workbench that I built myself for home use but your kit will be great for mobile use. Of course, I'll know when I receive the kit but don't see where you mention the dimensions of the MFT top. I'm assuming around 24" x 45"???

Cool set of tools with a lot of creative design and functionality. Sounds like this line of work has taken off and swamped your custom-designed project work. And I presume that's a good thing.

I want the top and the milling sled capability. I'll get it when I see you have it in inventory.

Will you do an imperial version? I think that imperial doghole accessories are less expensive and more available stateside.

Nice, but what I really need is kit or packages that I can purchase. Having to go through all the different pages is information overload for my little brain. I am afraid I end up purchasing parts only to find out that I bought the wrong ones and have to spend even more money to correct my mistake

Will this new top still work on the centipede with your hold down adapters

Looks like some great products ... hope you get an Australian agent

One question; can multiple tops connect each other for larger workspace? Do you plan to release connector or larger top?

Ok this is nice…

When are you going to ship internationally?

But how do you cut a 4' wide board on it? You can lay in on the table because of the dawgs. So how do you square your workpiece to the track?

Very interesting offering! What accessories come with the table? I subscribed to the email so I can place an order!

Seems out of stock now as of 6/25. Do you have any eta when it is back in stock?

Hi, is it only one size?

What about using Valchromat? [ e.g. Hooked on Wood or 5 Minute Workshops ] - with Peter Millard. GREAT to have something American Made. - thanks!🎉

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