Last summer after I bought my MFT3 and found that there were many choices of for its accessories of holding the pieces in place and at numerous price points.
As I do work for a Carpentry and Millwork contractor, I'm also the one that takes the headaches by being the Project Manager with our company working on large Commercial Buildings. This leads to my responsibility of engineering our work and sourcing the necessary materials, which allowed me to find a $5 bench dog to use on the MFT3.
I want to see if anyone's curious about this item and can tell what I used to become my MFT3 bench dog. I'm not trying to market or sell anything here; however, this is just a quiz to see how resourceful one is.
I'll give a couple of hints, it's not called a bench dog; however, it works so beautifully as one that I didn't believe it at first. It's made out of steel (tooled very smooth) and is a tad over 20mm and fits so snug that you don't have worry about it slipping out. Also, it comes in 3 different lengths.
As I do work for a Carpentry and Millwork contractor, I'm also the one that takes the headaches by being the Project Manager with our company working on large Commercial Buildings. This leads to my responsibility of engineering our work and sourcing the necessary materials, which allowed me to find a $5 bench dog to use on the MFT3.
I want to see if anyone's curious about this item and can tell what I used to become my MFT3 bench dog. I'm not trying to market or sell anything here; however, this is just a quiz to see how resourceful one is.
I'll give a couple of hints, it's not called a bench dog; however, it works so beautifully as one that I didn't believe it at first. It's made out of steel (tooled very smooth) and is a tad over 20mm and fits so snug that you don't have worry about it slipping out. Also, it comes in 3 different lengths.
