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Michael. Excellent job at explaining things in simple terms. This is the best HVLP video I have ever seen. Buyers have many choices when it comes to HVLP systems. Some work and some are a waste of money. The main thing people need to consider before purchasing a machine is what paint chemicals they want to spray and what surfaces they want to paint. Your water based coating thoughts are spot on when it comes to safety for ones health and fire hazards. Again, great info for your viewers. Thanks.

Excellent presentation!

Michael, grand job with your new bench. I turned an old MFT800 into a 24x48-inch MFT style bench, and have the same Dashboard guide rail hinge and TrackStar/Spiral dog setup for cross-cutting. Two Track Stars set on the king ends, allow easy rips on 48-inch stock. I like how you setup your new MFT style bench to work as an outfeed table for your table saw, or it looks like this is what you have done . Cheers

for nearly $25k... that is definitely not good behavior. I understand your frustration.

Good Job I enjoy your presentation ! Thank you RD

Sold! Looking forward to making square cuts.

Enjoyed the video. Thank you.

I’m sold. Some brands do tools well and some craftsmen build robust mobile work tables well. Best of both worlds.

You obviously didn’t watch the guide on how to square it. You were doing it completely wrong! No wonder you’re not happy with it. But I have one and it’s awesome. You need to watch the guide before you bash it. Your issues are not Festools fault

Thanks for this video. Actually I'm seriously thinking of getting an FS30 like you have reviewed in other videos, and installing castors on it, as for me moving it is a must as I will need to move it off to the side every time I'm done using it since I am a hobbyist in a garage and still park in the garage when not working. Having the ability to move it in all directions would be great for me. Then I saw your video and you said that the nut for one of the castors came loose which was disappointing. Actually I have read in older forums where people were happy with their castors so trying to get an idea of the risks of me going that route. I was just curious, when you put in the castors, did you just hand tighten them to the bottom of the legs, or did you use a wrench to snug them up to the legs? Also I was curious if you move the FS30 fairly often like I would have to do, or if you only moved it a few times before it broke. Also thanks for the review video as it is helping me decide on the FS30.

great, thx

I ordered the layout square set - the larger 12 inch square was off by over 1/8 of an inch. Totally unbelievable after paying 135 CAD for the set. Treid calling dealing with thier customer service but they spoke very poor English/Chinese (God bless America I guess). I wouldn't recomend this product or company

So what happens when the garage door opens?

You know I get what you’re saying but really Festool sells the MFT basic for only $100 less than the full setup. So, they actually value all the stuff you are complaining about at $100, the stuff you’re saying is the better solution, are $350 and $250 respectively. So, it could be, you get what you pay for?

Great video, thank you. I have moved into a new workshop and don’t have the space for my panel saw. So looking at a track saw… Are you using regular T Track with 5/16 inch t bolts and nuts in the sides of your bench to attach your dashboard guide rail bracket set onto? I didn’t want to have a top with bench dog holes everywhere for things to fall through. I really like your set up. Thank you for sharing it 😊

Thanks for all of the info on the WoodMaster, and the various knives you use!

Great review and articulation. Have one question; 34:03 you mention, “but you wouldn’t buy the mft”. Were you referring to the dashboard mft and just building your own?

Where did you find the granite slab? I need one. Thanks

Great review bud! I just bought a set of these, and love them! From fit and finish to their precision, they can't be beat. Thanks!

Great and detailed video brother- is there wire brush attachment for this machine

when you can say nice things about a company without being compensated---that is the real compliment-----i like that--keep up the good videos thanx again rick

How is this holding up for you? I am looking at this right now online, but never bought a Husky, I think Campbell Hausfeld makes them for Home Depot but I could be wrong.

Disappointed the algorithm hasn't shown me your channel until now. Thanks for the great presentation. Liked, and subscribed!!

Thanks I like the ratchet, glad you introduced this product!

How easy is the leveling rachet system when fully loaded with weight?

Excellent video

Now I know why my wood working trainer told "I have a love-hate relationship with Festool." Thank you for honest appraisal!

Looks like you mounted it upside down

I just bought the ts60 track saw and was lookig at the MFT 3 system which looked and felt flimsy. But I thought that maybe it was made to be loose and everything would center it's self once tightened. I'm glad I saw your video. You saved me $800 dollars. I'm not expecting machinist level precision. But if I wanted to fiddle around with tools to get them to perform I would buy wen and Ryobi tools. Thanks for this video 😃👍🏽

Nice work sir. You’ve probably sold so many of these machines you deserve the bigger one.

Just bought these for 400$ after my Spec Ops Tool Vest took a shit after 2 years only… I only once went a different brand route for tools bags and that’s when I got those Spec ops never again I’m back to occidental and seeing these made me happy and after this review I can confirm my back will be too

Dashboard is the shit.

I have one and it's been perfect so far. Now I want an SCMI combo machine but I don't wanna give up my 16" planer--or the $20k or whatever it will cost me.

I appreciated the very true comment regarding "premium price tag." It has become more "premium" in the 3 years since you made this very nice video.

For the example you've shown here, you don't need a fence. Just two bench dogs of pretty much any kind will do fine. I can see it coming in handy for multiple, repeatable cuts, but even then, you can set up a stop without needing a fence. It looks nice and shiny though!

Solid review. You have a NICE shop!

Good video! Thanks

Don't feel bad, we all have bought some Festool junk. I hated my MFT/3 table for Three Years (never two 90 degree cuts in a row.) The Holes in the MFT/3 top were not at 90 degrees to the table top and the whole top was not square to one corner of the table, both long rails were not exactly the same length either. Then to top it off all the corner bolts holding it all together were only semi tight. I bought a UJK Velcromat MFT top and super dogs, rebuilt the frame making sure the hinge corner was at 90 degrees and magically 90 degree cuts consistently using the UJK Super Dogs and rail clips. Rob's Dash-Board assembly Videos led the way to sanity. CNC cut means nothing without a good tool set-up tech at the factory. Almost ready to sell the MFT/3 once I pony up for a DashBoard.

Thanks. I’d heard about this Woodtek product, but wasn’t sure of it. Your report drove the issue home for me.

how to get ahold of the dashboard rail thing in eu? seems impossible :( im building my own mft table and the dashboard accessoirs look very very well made.-... edit: also yall keep in mind the festool mft is a job site table for cabinetry 0.1mm error on 50 cm would be acceptable for me

TSO square is the way to go. I found it to be a winner every time. Also, their (TSO) drop in parallel guides are more convenient than the FT. I will be purchasing the TSO TriAngle as well. That said, I have a shop full of Festool’s for a reason. They are typically excellent.

Wood worker supply has gone out of business, do you know of another source for the Woodtek 10" Tapered Sander Disc? I have not been able to find a another source.

WOW, great video, one of the best presentations on UA-cam. Question, where do you purchase the 89 & 120 grit sandpaper for the 10" Tapered Sander Disc? Thanks

Thank you for the video! I just received the FS41c. Still on a pallet. I’m looking to put this on some casters. I see in a previous comment that you purchased on Amazon. Which ones did you purchase exactly? Are you happy with them? Would you rather have the ratcheting style? What size stem caster did you buy….both the rated weight and the size of the stem/screw?

This only has 4 scfm and thats at 90 psi, 5 at 40 psi. i guess it is good for finishing nails and blowimg dust. id love to hear how that thing is holding up being oilless. for sanding or sandblasting forget about it. has it overheated on you yet? thats why 3 year warranty. it will be done aftet that. mever will i ever get a compreesor without oil again. for any big job this aint hanging😊

Nice, thanks, you are an excellent teacher, speaker. I really enjoyed this.

Nice video, thanks

Excellent review video. I’ve noticed this review was three years ago. I’m thinking about buying the same same table. Do you think they have fix these issues by now?

where are they made ... anyone know

Soon i will have one and plan on a review, picking it apart and mabey keep updating it every few years so a timeline is present. One of the reasons i want to do this is because there are so few reviews on this machine. If you dig through comments on forums in SMC, there are a few dedicated supporters. I hope for the best it is what it is and i will not justify and be blind to myself or others. Thanks you, and await my own #2 Italian combo 😂.