I have owned powerloc dogs for a few years. That are fantastic and so versatile . I have made jigs for my table , the powerloc dogs hold the jig steady with out any clamps in the way just like you have done with your grinder. A way to bore your holes exact every is to use the UJK Park guide. I know not everyone will have that but if you ever need to make MFT tops it works excellent.
Thank you, this is a great idea! You guys are an endless source of inspiration. I had considered buying a small pedestal stand for my bench grinder but I will do this instead. Was thinking maybe you could utilize an old discarded MFT/3 top, cutting that up into several plates and the dog holes would already be there.
Great idea. UJK Powerlocks are relatively new on the market. To mount my Father-in-law's small vice to my MFT years ago, I used a piece of "L" shaped plywood, to have 20mm dog holes, and some bolts on the front rail to lock the vice to the MFT. slide on, position over a dog hole, drop a long dog into the hole, tighten up the front knobs, and that vice is not going anywhere. Did that for several tools and it works great.
Very useful! I can see using this for several jigs and small machinery. The mobile work bench for my Kapex I’ve been working on, the technique you demonstrated using an existing MFT top as a reference will be helpful for me because I want to bore holes in my bench’s MDF top that mirror the MFT’s (just 4) so that when I re-position my Kapex, it goes in the exact same location. Very timely video!
Another great video Sedge! Also nice job introducing the csc sys 50 the other day, got my preorder in. Do you know if we will be able to swap out the imperial gauge with metric? Thanks for all the content you and Big D provide. Johnny O from Atco.
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I have owned powerloc dogs for a few years. That are fantastic and so versatile . I have made jigs for my table , the powerloc dogs hold the jig steady with out any clamps in the way just like you have done with your grinder. A way to bore your holes exact every is to use the UJK Park guide. I know not everyone will have that but if you ever need to make MFT tops it works excellent.
Very cool!
Brilliant! Who would have thought it was so simple? Thanks for another great video!
very simple !!!
So many great ideas in here. You could also use nylock marine nuts for the grinder mount.
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Great idea!
Thank you, this is a great idea! You guys are an endless source of inspiration. I had considered buying a small pedestal stand for my bench grinder but I will do this instead. Was thinking maybe you could utilize an old discarded MFT/3 top, cutting that up into several plates and the dog holes would already be there.
That's a great idea! Thanks
just 3d printed my own version of these, needs a bit of tweaking but works 😃
ok
Great idea. UJK Powerlocks are relatively new on the market. To mount my Father-in-law's small vice to my MFT years ago, I used a piece of "L" shaped plywood, to have 20mm dog holes, and some bolts on the front rail to lock the vice to the MFT. slide on, position over a dog hole, drop a long dog into the hole, tighten up the front knobs, and that vice is not going anywhere. Did that for several tools and it works great.
Very cool!
I think it's TSO Power-Loc, not UJK
Killer idea!
I have a giant porter cable belt sander that I use exclusively upside down on a stand I made that will be modified to do this.
Thanks William
Thanks for another great video, Sedge and Dave, and for giving me another idea I plan to use in my own shop. You guys are great!
Awesome! Thank you!
Very useful! I can see using this for several jigs and small machinery.
The mobile work bench for my Kapex I’ve been working on, the technique you demonstrated using an existing MFT top as a reference will be helpful for me because I want to bore holes in my bench’s MDF top that mirror the MFT’s (just 4) so that when I re-position my Kapex, it goes in the exact same location. Very timely video!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for Another Great Video Sedge and of course i don`t forget Big D .
Greetings from Austria 🙂
Our pleasure!
Have done this already and it’s wicked helpful!!
Great to hear!
What a great ide. Have to get me some
Thanks !! They are Great !!
I would love to see Sedge use the parf guide system mk. 2… I bet he would benefit greatly from it..I love mine.
just borrowed a friends kit...trying it out !!!
@@sedgetool awesome please let us all know what you think of it!! Thank you!
Sweet!
Thanks!
What a great idea!
Thanks Brad !!!
Thanks, excellent tip.
Glad it was helpful!
I would like to know what Big D do professionally? Is he too carpenter?
BigD is a Social Media Guru and Web Designer
@@sedgetool Thanks for Replying
Another great video Sedge! Also nice job introducing the csc sys 50 the other day, got my preorder in. Do you know if we will be able to swap out the imperial gauge with metric? Thanks for all the content you and Big D provide. Johnny O from Atco.
Johnny O..... too cool...!!!! I really don't know at this time if the metric will be available...It really messes me up...
@@sedgetool I asked the question during your Festool live and Brett told me it will be available for purchase.
Thank you
How and where is the bench grinder stored?
stored on a bench up against the wall of the shop with other bench machines
Which brand of brad point bits do you prefer?
I do not have a favorite at this time.... Over the years I have acquired so many I could not tell you which is which in my drill til...
I recommend nobody Google two men mounting grinder
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