How I secured my MFT to my worktable.

[Kevin D.]

Here's a blog entry on another forum on how I managed to make an attachment for the bottom of my MFT that secures my MFT to my worktable.  It also allows me to extend the MFT securely beyond the edge of the table for fastening items vertically to the rails without interference.

http://forum.canadianwoodworking.com/entry.php?117-Securing-my-Festool-MFT-1080-to-my-Work-Assembly-Sysport-type-table.

I'm too tired to post all the details here, so sorry for the link to another site, and I've also gone nuts trying to navigate how to do such detailed postings here.  Not a criticism, just my own inabilities to work thru this forum's posting nuances including havin to resize all my pics.

 

[sancho57]

Nice set up. Someday when I get a large enough workshop I will build something like that.

 

[Kevin D.]

One of the issues I've had with posting pics is that I hate having to resize my photos.  My camera does take JPE email sized duplicates of the same JPG photos, but the forum did not allow this it seemed.  Shane seems to have corrected this.  Thanks Shane!

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Now if I just figure out how to add text in between the pics?  [embarassed]

One of the last things to do is finish a vertical height adjustable support device I'm building that clamps on to the side rails that allows pieces to be fastened flush to the face of the side rails.  Almost finished that, just a couple more details.

 

[peter halle]

Kevin,

[thumbs up] [thumbs up].

Now to answer your question about text between images :  Posting Images Video Tutorial

You can fast forward to about the 3 minute mark for your answers.

Peter

 

[Steve R]

Interesting....

Cheers,
Steve

 

[TomGadwa1]

Set the camera for VGA size photos. The file should then be small enough to post without the resizing issue. After I set my SONY camera to VGA every photo that I have attempted to post has posted properly.