How do you organize and transport MFT accessories to job sites?

[erikfsn]

I just bought my first MFT (the new one) and have been thinking about
getting a systainer for storing and transporting all the hardware and clamps.

What have been your solutions?

thanks,
Erik

 

[honeydoman]

i have a systainer that I put the clamps in and all the little knick knack's in to transport to job sites and I use the #1 and it should work for you or the #2,  but that is the best way so things are kept in place.

you will love that table especially on the jobsite for all kinds of things.

 

[Dan Clermont]

Get a Sortainer (get the four drawer), attach it to the top of your Festool CT vac and you are off to the races! I much prefer the more expensive Sortainers for clamps and such when it comes to organization

Dan Clermont

 

[erikfsn]

Thanks, I'll look at the different systainers/sortainers.

I'm really looking forward to using this table!

 

[Steve Jones]

I brought the accessory kit (the one with the famous angle unit that no-one can use), it comes with a couple of clamps and just enough room in the systainer for additional clamps and the parts from the MFT (except the the rear rail support which I leave attached to the rail).

If you do buy the accessory kit, remember to disassemble the angle unit and apply extra washers, sandpaper, glue and a fat screw to lock the unit up totally so you can use it for 90 degree cuts (instead of the obvious choice of using the rail on it's standard hinged mounting points) - if you're new to this: ignore this last advice, it's here for the entertainment of experienced foggers.....