Mobile Carpentry System
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- Опубліковано 6 січ 2018
- Thanks for watching. This is a mobile system for making cabinets in the field, or it can be used to make very square cross cuts in the shop. The plans for these are available at this link:
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Now thats what I am talking about! If I had a Contractor, pulled up to my house with a "Mobil Shop" like your, I would instantly give them the job! The Professionalism that is incorporated in this design is incredible, I plan on watching it again!
Thanks, man.
Amazing! I can not agree more with If I had a Contractor, pulled up to my house with a "Mobil Shop" like your, I would instantly give them the job!
Absolutely amazing!! Dream set up, good job!!
This is a brilliant design. Well thought out and loads of features that make working with the MFT/3 even more productive. Nice work!
F,ing insane! ! !
I just I had seen this before I built my latest site cart, so many great ideas
Well done dude. Keep the bids coming 😃
I an seriously impressed with the engineering! Wow, good work!
Amazing. So satisfying to watch. You should have WAY more subscribers mate.
An excellent setup. Very well done.
Great ideas! I will definitely use some of these as I build my own set up.
Love it. Holy crap you have some hours of head scratching invested here, thanks for sharing!
Definitely a saved video. Amazing work. Good job.
Really well thought out,had to watch twice.👍👍🔨
Amazing site workstation! Thanks for sharing it!
Great road shop ! Be proud 👍
Dude... UA-cam must see this system in action! Love it!
Simply fantastic. Well done
This is so cool lots of awesome features.
This is awesome!
I've just invested in an MFT and wanted to add smaller modular mobile units. So finding your video was perfect. Great work.
Dude this is sick. Excellent job!!
YOU SHOULD HAVE AT LEAST 1MILLION VIEWS!!! RESPECT AWESOME CONSTRUCTION
REGARDS FROM GERMANY
Brilliant set up there!!! Just seeing your mobile workspace should suffice for your portfolio. Got some serious money tied up into it too.
Wow. I mean, really, WOW! I have seen a lot of projects for benches (static or mobile) and you have superior engineering abilities. My solution will be at least 80% or 90% your solution with some some modifications. It's extremely rare that I subscribe to a channel after watching a single video, but my gosh - it's impossible for me not to :D
Thank you very much for this video!
Ya really great ideas in this. Fantastic job for sure!
Thanks, Im taking the next 12 months off to focus on this project!
Excellent work!
Amazing! You just saved me hundreds of dollars. I have mostly Milwaukee packout boxes. However, I can think of ways to make that work for me. You are amazing at making great worksite setups. I’d like to see the work you do with said setups.
those are some great ideas. nice job.
This is awesome! I definitely would love to have the boom arm and the tray that holds the saw. ALL OF IT!
That idea with laser beam is increadible
Very brilliant work. I'd be happy to purchase a set of plans if they become available. Well done.
Be proud. Great job!
Sweet setup!
This is all kinds of awesome!
It’s like dashboard before Dashboard but with sustainer storage. Awesome.
Brilliant jig making, I’m sure people would buy plans if you sold them. Should have a ton more views.
Very well done!
Amazing setup
OMG! 🤯 mind blown!!
Very nice job
Well toth out, thanks for sharing.
very impressive dude.
Very Nice!
Wow that's is an awesome set up. Stop contracting and start building things like this for other contractors.
Very impressive that mate,
Neat setup.
Brilliant!!
Fantastic,
Very interesting! Thank you for showing. I wish all these accessories came standard with the MFT :0)
fantastic.
Amazing
This would be awesome, If I'd had a job in the last 20 years with room to do this.
I think you win. And I mean you win everything.
Awesome
Nice design
very cool man
Nice setup, would use some of your ideas if I were still doing site work.
Looks good! But as a maker of cabinets and architectural millwork, I can't see a use for this in the field 😅 I've made it a priority to do the fine tuning of my work in the shop where things are more dialed in. I'm usually just scribing and miter cutting moldings when on site. But maybe I'm just a hack...🙃
I didn't think that many people still did meth......... ha ha haah ahh a seriously though, amazing, love that you thought out every detail!! That took some serious effort and time, thumbs up!!!
Respect !
magic.
Genius!
That is a really nice setup. But you're missing the bit when it starts raining and you're having to work in someone's front garden because the house is too small and you can't afford a workshop or festool because the local rates won't cover it?
Respect yes
The router laser attachment is a brilliant solution.
HOLY MACKEREL!
Nice setup, one suggestion; get some T-track to hold you clamps, makes it easier to grab them.
WOW
Did you design and build this yourself? Looks amazing.
Will you please explain how you made the mft fence? Looks like it would accommodate much longer cross cuts.
Yes. It increases the cut capacity of the MFT by a few inches. I have the original festool fence in storage. Sorry, I can't explain how each individual section works. After a while, it would all be explained away and nobody would buy the plans.
What size are the T bolts that are used on the Festool MFT system? And, what size of router bit did you use to cut the slots? TIA
The T bolts are 1/4" and I used a 3/4" router bit, since it was shallow enough. I'm actually working on blue prints right now for all of this stuff. It should be ready by the end of the weekend. I'll post a link when they're ready.
For anybody that’s interested, there are plans available for this build at: etsy.me/2ICXRrK
This is shit hot👍👍
Tour de force! I've been setting up on job sites for 45 years. Much respect to you. One question: How do you deal with the occasional need to portage much of your gear up stairs? I presume that the fact that you break up the load into small footprint cases answers my question for the most part. But do you have other trick solutions for that circumstance too? Thanks for posting.
Michael Schuler Thank you. I haven’t had to go up any stairs with it yet. But, it’s all light enough to do it. With the hardware drawers fully stocked I’d probably take the trays up individually, though. That’s enough metal to do so.
@@mgildersleeve Some years ago, I started travelling with a folding hand truck with stair-climbers on the back of the uprights. The truck comes in handy for other misc. loads, but it would make it easy to make it up stairs with your compact cases, even if fully loaded with hardware.
Amazing
I’m just a beginner so not sure absent some explanation what’s what! Wonderfully silent.
Are the plans in mm ?
Festool doesn't make a rifle laser? Hmmmmmpppphhhh.
Hold on let me pick up my jaw from the floor
ha ha
Thing is tho this isn’t very mobile and it’s a pain in the ass to set up and takes ages
So does life, man.
This guy needs to stop. Holy god!!
What a waste of money and time. Lolololol, they sell this same thing at the home depot that folds out and doesn't cost $7,000 and take an hour to set up. Hahaha. And haven't you ever watched somebody take apart a featool? All that money for a tool, and you find out it 75% plastic. They're not even advertised as carpenters tools, actually they say you shouldn't use them for carpentry.
Hi Chris. Do you have a link to the home depot product your talking about. I love this idea but don't have the time to build something so complicated. Thanks.
@@cackleberryfarm4598 go to home depot.com and search Mobil work center. Greg makes one and a few other companies. Check amazon too, there are many types of work stations that don't cost thousands of dollars or hours of assembly time. I'll even make a custom one for you for a fraction of the price.
@@wickedwoodgaming1486 HI Chris. I looked on both Amazon and Home Depot and i couldn't find ANYTHING that comes even close to this setup. And I'm trying to figure out how you know this costs $7k to build. I didn't see him talk about price and I went to the plans link and the plans are $15. Maybe you find a link for me to explore? Thanks!
@@cackleberryfarm4598 7k was a rough cost, it's an add for festool, that's all that video was. And yes these type of work centers exist, either you didn't look, or you are bad at doing research. But more than likely your just trying to make it seem like I don't know what I'm talking about. This video was made to sell festool items, and festool tools are wayyyyy over priced. So the reality is that to have this setup, it would probly cost closer to $10,000.
Cheers!
way too much free time
A classic case of overorganization. This guy has no time to work. It's all about organization for what? It's all cool though.
Given time...
Awesome