MFT Enhancements

[Omer]

Hi.
This pictures were on a french forum and I put the link here there were few months. This forum is recently dead, and one of us asked me to put my pictures on the fog, so: here is my MFT:

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[Omer]

part II

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[Omer]

Part III

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[Omer]

part IV

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[Omer]

Part V

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[Omer]

Part VI ( the last one)

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[Frank Pellow]

Thanks Omer, I am sure that I will be able to "borrow" a few ideas from your pictures.

 

[Omer]

You're welcome Franck.
I will soon put picture of my wood worker bench. I'm proud of it. I'm french but I thought  all of this like a japonese approach of an artisan's shop: not a lot of place for a lot of thinks to be abble for. :

 

[Les]

Very nice Omar. What type of work are you doing on your MFT? I see where you moved your fence in a row of holes thus losing some cross cut capacity. Was this done to accommodate the "boom arm"?

 

[Omer]

Thank you Les Spencer 
You' re right: one of the pictures show the fence in wrong row of holes. It's just a mistake when I make pictures. On the last picture, the fence is in right position with max cut capacity...
I make differents little things for my home: doors, windows. I use to do some simple furnitures too.

 

[Alan m]

any chance someone could fix the pics in this.

 

[peter halle]

Yep!  Done.

Peter