Woodrave MFT Boring Template

[yworkcb]

    Received mine today .It is wonderfully engineered and well made . Putting the section of 1/4" pegboard in with the jig is pure genius.Makes me wonder why I never tried it for projects . It slips right on the router . Wish I picked some up ahead of time along with some MDF . Resisting the urge to put some extra holes in my current top just to see it in action. Well done !  Chris

 

[anthonyz]

    Received mine today .It is wonderfully engineered and well made . Putting the section of 1/4" pegboard in with the jig is pure genius.Makes me wonder why I never tried it for projects . It slips right on the router . Wish I picked some up ahead of time along with some MDF . Resisting the urge to put some extra holes in my current top just to see it in action. Well done !  Chris

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Thanks Chris,

I am glad to see they are getting to everyone quickly!

Thanks again,
Anthony

 

[Dane]

I received mine as well.  Nice product, looking forward to using it.

 

[Ellingferd]

Also received mine, and it looks great. Thanks again!
Any thoughts on using it with 3/16 instead of 1/4? I know 1/4 is ideal, but I would have to drive about 45 minutes to pick up some true 1/4 vs. getting some 3/16 right up the street. Will it be less accurate?

 

[anthonyz]

Also received mine, and it looks great. Thanks again!
Any thoughts on using it with 3/16 instead of 1/4? I know 1/4 is ideal, but I would have to drive about 45 minutes to pick up some true 1/4 vs. getting some 3/16 right up the street. Will it be less accurate?

I prefer the 1/4" but the 3/16 should work fine. There should be enough grab into the hole especially since you will be pushing down to bore your holes.

Thanks!

 

[anthonyz]

Thanks for the orders. The first run of the Woodrave MFT boring template has sold out. I have already started a second run which should be available by Monday. Check back to the site then.

I also have started laying out another custom cnc template to router handles for those who want to create a portable MFT top for sawhorses and can't afford the CNC route. I think Steve Olsen's MF Slab is a great concept and you should show your support to him if you can do the CNC route, which is a great option if you can afford the CNC'ing or have access to one.

Also researching the possibility of shipping to Canada. Currently it looks like it will be about $22 for shipping using the same method, or about half that if we go standard post, but we can't track it.