Benchdogs CSC SYS Fence [**gifted without obligation**][video 546]
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- Опубліковано 12 жов 2023
- In this one I’m taking a quick look and giving first impressions of the Benchdogs CSC SYS fence system** for the Festool CSC SYS 50 trim saw. Enjoy!
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You never fail to bring up the mains cord. Keep fighting the good fight man.
I’ll do my best until it’s resolved! 😂
Big fan of the word ‘dingus’, good stuff as always Peter Millard 🐐
Thanks! 😆👍
Purchased it! So glad BD made this available w/ discount. Thanks.
Thanks for the latest product updates.
Very well thought out to cover all the trouble spots thanks for sharing this one Peter.
Thanks! 👍
Ralph been looking at gaps in the market again, looks a great product. When I get my mains powered CSC this goes on the list. Come on Festool release a mains powered machine
Yes, a bit of a niche product but a popular one, I think! 👍
You know me lol. when i bought the saw I was wondering about the batteries but to be honest, unless you using it all day this is where it would become an issue for me it's just fine, cutting is smooth and clean and seems effortless.
@@ralphmignano215 in fairness Ralph for me it is not investing in another battery platform. Batteries always die, no matter how you look after them. My extractor is mains powered I gain nothing from battery saw.
Your product looks like a good upgrade to the fence for sure
Yeah totally agree with you. And Thanks
I still think Festool could market a battery-shaped PSU adaptor with a socket for the standard Festool mains lead. That would be an inexpensive way to turn this into a mains powered saw.
Fantastic tool indeed, Peter! Excellent review, thanks! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thanks, you too! 👍
I like it, I don't have the Festool saw but I want something like it for my old Shopsmith. The Shopsmith has a proprietary miter slot so finding aftermarket accessories is a challenge. Something like this I could just add to the stock miter gauge.
Hi Peter, a great addition for your table saw, looks a good quality fence. as always a great and video and a honest review, take care👍
Thanks Shaun! It’s a nice bit of kit and a real upgrade on the stock Festool fence. 👍
Wow cool stuff.
Thank god for the triangle. That bang bang bang on the return wound me up😂. Thanks for the vid.
😂👍
Not fortunate enough to own the Festool, but I’ve ordered one of these fences to use on a regular Chinese manufactured mitre gauge on a Dewalt saw. Cant wait to receive it! Top stuff as always from Benchdogs. 👍
Nice! 👍
Don’t buy Chinese sweat-labor marked up stuff, you would have money for Western made tools ❤
Hi Peter great video straight to the point put my order in
Steve
Nice one, cheers Steve! 👍 Just done a quick tip on instagram about a DIY calibration stop - means you don’t have to calibrate the fence every time you remove it. 👍
7:00 I have a similar system and once I calibrated the first time for each of my fences I struck a reference mark across the fence and mitre guage.
Looks good! I think it’s strange that company’s like @Benchdogs don’t make something similar to the Festool CS 50 and CS 70 table saws.. I mean the slider and fence in stock form is good, but for smaller pieces, a rig that could make it closer to a sled, and with distance markings like here would improve these saws.. and there must be thousands of these in Europe alone. The CS 50 has a removable left side plate to access the blade.. A rod and a sliding bearing equipped block with a aluminium top plate would make it a small slider like the CSC 50… 😉 Thanks for always enlightening videos Peter!
Benchdogs are very receptive to suggestions - shoot them a message and let them know. 👍
@@10MinuteWorkshop Thanks Peter, I’ll do that. Given the numbers of these great saws, there must be a large enough market… Regards, Stig
Thank you Peter for yet another great video, I love my Benchdog kit, always precise and beautifully made, and of course made here in the west country, would love the the CSC but.... oh don't mention the mains lead!! Thanks again keep 'em coming
Thank you! Yes, Ralph makes some great looking - and practical - gear! 👌👍
Really nice product! I have an unrelated question. What is the tape measure you used at 8:03? I really like the clear measurement view when you butt the body against the part.
Thanks! I use Talmeter tapes - now Hultafors Talmeter - and you can get them from my Amazon store at 10minuteamazon.com, or direct here - Hultafors Talmeter - amzn.to/3rdewuP
Yes an excellent tape, great for measuring internal spaces such as window reveals etc@@10MinuteWorkshop
That 5% discount is well worth having.
Absolutely! No time limit and 5% across the board - you don’t get many like that. 👍👍
Hi Peter,
Do the markings on the fence begin at 1mm.
Great addition and well presented as usual.
Regards,
Paul
Yes, the fence is undersized by 1mm, so a 1mm shim / packer/ setup block is all you need to set the end of the fence against the blade. Or just do as I show here and use a block of a known dimension and a flag on the scale. 👍👍
@@10MinuteWorkshop thank you Peter, appreciated. Must get ordering
Excellent video as usual . Noticed at 40 seconds in you were lifting it by the table. Am sure it's robust enough to stand that safely but why can't manufacturers of heavy tools, even high end, indicate where the safe lifting points are?
There are hand-holds on either side, but awkward to reaching with the table unfolded, and it’s not worth folding the table just to lift it 3 feet from one table to another. 🤷♂️👍
Hi Peter, great review as usual, is that Benchdogs 2040 profile the same configuration as the standard 2040 profile from for instance ooznest?.
Regards
Dave.
Thanks Dave. The benchdogs fence extrusion is very similar in overall size and slot dimensions, but the difference is that it has the top slot missing on the 40mm face to make a flat section for the scale markings. 👍
Thanks Peter 🖖@@10MinuteWorkshop
such a lovely saw. I would realy love to own one as a begginer, precise and small even to work and store in the flat. Unfortunetaly the price is out of my possibilities. 2,5k€ is just too much if its not gonna pay off by itself .
It is a lovely saw. 👍
Little birdie told me that Festool have a router table in the works , using the same digital rise and fall from this saw
Now that would be interesting! 😯👍
Hi Peter. Another great video. That plywood you are using looks handsome. Who do you buy from in the UK? Best of luck.
Thanks! I buy from a local timber yard, ajferguson.co.uk - good yard, great people. 👍
Hi Peter, are there any concerns with moving the fence to the left so that it just clears the blade guards? That way, there is no need to set a min of 36mm for the guards to clear the fence. Thanks
Well, kind of then pointing having a scale on the fence is so that you can use it to measure the workpieces - hence the need for calibration - but if all you want to Sonia work off a pencil mark and set the flag stop for repeat cuts, then yes, you can absolutely do that. Might have been nice to have dual scales - on for the close position, one for further away - but I can see why Benchdogs went for what they did. 👍
@@10MinuteWorkshop Thanks Peter. I was of the impression Benchdogs was concerned with any accuracy issues with having their fence 'too far' away from the blade or 'losing' some distance. Otherwise, the calibration might be 50mm (or whatever distance to clear blade guards) just as the second scale you mentioned. Cheers!
You used the 100mm blank to setup the fence. Does this mean that the fence just brushes the blade to get the correct fence measurement or does it start at 1 or 2mm to give clearance?
As I say in the vid, you can set it up by using a 1mm packer or shim between the fence and the blade, or as I did, a known 100mm blank against the flagstop set at 100mm on the fence. 👍
Yep. My point was that this would cause the fence to brush the blade if it started at 0. Freezing the video (at least on the 300mm) it looks like the markings start at 1mm, solving my concern.@@10MinuteWorkshop
Thank you for the youtube on the Benchdog miter gauge fence, but I would like a micro adjuster. I contacted Benchdog and they said they were working on it. Do you think that the Woodhaven flip stop and micro adjuster would work? It’s designed for 20 80 extrusions.
Enjoy your videos.
John from Palos Verdes, California.
Thanks! This extrusion is a lot smaller than 8020, so can’t imagine your microadjuster working - but I couldn’t say for sure. 🤷♂️👍
Have you considered the Incra flip fence and flip stop?
Hi Peter. Could you do a review on the Festool Scraper ZK HW 45 45? Its only GBP 60.98...
Bargain! 😂 Actually I have used one and it’s wry good - as it should be at that price! Need an edgebander to get the best out of it though! 😯👍
@@10MinuteWorkshop I want to see if you can make the argument for the price! 😂
No chance! 😂
First, I just received my CSC !
Nice! 👌👍
your videos convinced me I needed one :)@@10MinuteWorkshop
I would have thought that it would be easier to read the measurements if the fence was laid flat rather than upright
You can do both but what I did do is put the number upside down so when you look over you see the numbers the right way up.
An option that is also available to you, as I explain in the video. 👍
my sliding bench is not level with the main bench so the cut is not square
Return it.
With one base plate per fence, you wouldn’t have to recalibrate, right? Just switch the whole thing and go.
Yes, but I’m not sure how well the baseplate locates on the mitre gauge - or how much play there is in the hole in the mitre gauge. I have come up with a simple solution though - a little stop block in the back of the rail. There’ll be a short about it soon. 👍
@@10MinuteWorkshop Aha, looking forward to see it. 👍
That blade guard has got to be annoying, but a great fence.
I’ve grown to accept it for what it does. 👍
Since there's a t-slot at the bottom of the fence, could you attach a stop there to relocate the fence?
You need to watch my latest Instagram reel… 👍 instagram.com/reel/CyXy0EPo40z/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
@@10MinuteWorkshop @BenchdogsUK
Clever! A stop like that should be included in the Benchdog package. 👍
@@doggone1128 It will be very soon, I'm told. 👍
I would seriously consider this if it had mains power. Not willing to invest in and fart around with batteries. Especially as I don't like/need any other festool battery powered tools.
A sentiment that’s been shared many times. 👍
Discount code not valid :(
At Benchdogs? Yes it is. 🤷♂️
@@10MinuteWorkshop - they fixed it for me - it was not working - working now (except on the flag for some reason!!)
Technical errors at first but definitely working now.
Alles schön und gut aber warum einen Adapter dazwischen? Schiene fräsen ohne Adapter!!Ist doch wesentlich besser
To adapt Festool’s proprietary fittings to a standard 4020 extrusion. 👍
The more I see that blade guard in action the more I think it would irritate me. I know it's all in the name of safety and dust collection but it seems so clunky and awkward, surely the boffins at Festool could have come up with a more elegant solution!
I know what you mean, but the more I use it the more I like it tbh, especially as it works well on a 45° cut too. I think a neater solution for straight 90° would be welcomed though! 👍
Festool gear is expensive but this thing takes the biscuit. Why would anyone choose to own an overpriced baby tool for the workshop. This is one tool I just don't understand.
Not my job to convince you of anything, but I’ve done a few videos about my decision to buy it - there are links in the description in you care to take a look - but it was slap in the middle price-wise of the saws I looked at. You want something else, you should buy it. 👍
I’m not an owner of the Festool mini tablesaw but welcome the design elements included within the Benchdog mitre kit. The triangle clip in part is a great solution to ensuring the safety features of the original tool are maintained. It’d be great if there was a similar solution for my Evolution tablesaw 👍🏻