Aftermarket Festool Compatible Accessories

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Original list compilation courtesy of brian.ca

Atlas in Canada sells Centrotec Robertson bits that they have made for them

Seneca Woodworking has the Domiplate, Domino Imperial Gauge

Betterly Tools has the Straightline connector, and Zero Clearance insert for Kapex.

Micro Fence Router accessories

Woodcraft  ,  Woodpeckers  Centrotec compatible countersink, drill, and drive bits.

Lee Valley MFT Accessory set and Mini Sys drill set.

Precision Dogs  MFT and Guide Rail Dogs

Brosson Sells D36 to D27 tool end hose adapter. 

Ben_    3D Printed, T-Loc Latch Inserts and Systainer Cleats

Peter Parfitt New Brit Workshop  has Parf Dogs and UJK / PGS  MFT Drilling System

TSO Products  Attachable Guide Rail Squares, and other compatible products

 

[Tinker]

Seth, Thanks for this list. I have been agonizing over which bench dogs to simplify my table to fence arrangements.
There are so many "dogs" out there, I can hardly sort them out for the din.
You have simplified my search for the best fit for my own uses.
Tinker

 

[Brian.ca]

Not sure if it qualifies given it's specific use but I just remembered the Colin's coping foot.  Don't think it works with the new jigsaw but I just put one on my older model

Also kind of dubious to call them an accessory but if you use Festool's rail connectors to join rails I highly suggest picking up some aftermarket M6 x 6mm set screws with a hex drive before you strip out the slotted set screws that come with the connectors.

 

[Guilliaume woodworks]

Got my qwas dogs last week....super sweet..cant believed I lived without them...also installed the slopstop..seems to work great...now time to order the domiplate...looking forward to it...I've totally caught the bug

 

[morts10n]

Regarding the Collins coping foot,  I ordered one for my PSB since I love the one for my Bosch. It is exactly the same but with a small added slot for clearance. One could modify an existing foot to work with a PSB.

 

[nanook]

6mm cutter for Domino XL
http://www.senecawoodworking.com/products/6mm-cutter-for-domino-xl

 

[nanook]

Another option for Parallel Guides for Festool/Makita tracks
http://www.senecawoodworking.com/products/parallel-guide-system-for-incra-t-track-plus

these look like they will not have the issues with dipping that the Festool ones suffer from

 

[sancho57]

Got my qwas dogs last week....super sweet..cant believed I lived without them...also installed the slopstop..seems to work great...now time to order the domiplate...looking forward to it...I've totally caught the bug

You got it bad dood…

 

[crpaulk]

Thanks for the links. I like the Seneca Parallel Guides, them look like they are easier to use than the Festool guide and allow for wider ripping.

 

[fdengel]

Don't forget the Snappy centrotec-compatible bits.

http://www.woodcraft.com/category/2084855/snappy-quick-change-tools-for-festool-centrotec-chucks.aspx

http://festoolownersgroup.com/festool-tools-accessories/snappy-for-centrotec-quick-review/msg219591/

 

[Gneyenhuis]

I believe that CMT sells Domino bits. Great thread. Thanks.
Gary

 

[jacko9]

Thank you Seth, It's nice to have a list in one location.

Jack

 

[ridgenj]

Set,

You might want to add www.ripdogs.com with their just arrived Ripdogs and Ripguides products.
cheers
luis

 

[Jharry]

Lee Valley/Veritas has a nice MFT accessory kit: lee valley

 

[Slappy]

I ordered the domino 1/2 ,3/4" offset fence from Seneca on their Labor day sale & asked if I could get the parallel guides as well at the special price BUT Seneca Woodworking  has a newly redesigned  rail guides that are just being released after Labor day so they didn't have the current in stock .
a cut & paste from a email from Ryan about the new stuff 

Michael,

Thank you for your order!    We're actually launching an improved version of the Parallel Guide system this week. Unfortunately because of that, it's not available at the Labor Day sale price.

here a vid review link for the Dominio new parts  as well    that  was emailed to me by  Ryan of Seneca as well
http://www.halfinchshy.com/2013/06/seneca-woodworking-domino-accessory.html

 

[Slappy]

Imperial Thickness Gauge for Domino DF500 now available from Seneca

http://www.senecawoodworking.com/products/imperial-thickness-gauge-df500

no affiliation with Seneca in anyway  on my part ,  Just a Happy Customer [cool]

 

[Peter Durand]

Imperial Thickness Gauge for Domino DF500 now available from Seneca

http://www.senecawoodworking.com/products/imperial-thickness-gauge-df500

no affiliation with Seneca in anyway  on my part ,  Just a Happy Customer [cool]

As I am. Ordered yesterday and they notified me, with a tracking number, this morning that it is on the way. Love their stuff.

 

[leer]

I've emailed Seneca Woodworking but no replies.  I'm interested in their Parallel Guides. Can someone tell me what the min/max cutoff dimensions are for various T-Track Plus lengths  (or any of them -- with values for one I can determine the others.)

Thanks!

Update:  I just heard from Ryan at Seneca.  The answer is:  Add 7" to the length of the T-Track Plus.  So, a set of 18" T-tracks would allow up to 25" of ripping capacity.

 

[Oaklander]

What's wrong with mentioning an American-made line of products for the MFT?
On this forum's advice, I went looking for the "Qwas" rail and bench dogs.  Way overpriced compared to similar offerings here:  http://www.precisiondogs.us
I have no idea how the quality/reputation compares, but a set of dogs from Precision costs $69, whereas same set from Qwas is $98.

 

[ewils91]

Thank you Seth,

I just ordered a Betterley straight line connector. I've struggled with connecting my guide rails now for a while. It was just what I was looking for.  [big grin]

Eddy Wilson