I have waited with the review until I finished my MFT table. First of all I have to say it is the best 96/20 MFT table I have ever worked with. It's really hard to go wrong with this one. All that was promised in the HoW video is true. When the template is mounted to the piece of MDF it just doesn't come loose, doesn't wobble, does not shift - it just sits there waiting to be drilled. It is not a secret that drills are not the straightest things and when you drill it will shake violently. The way the template is secured to MDF makes it completely irrelevant. It's just AWESOME! There are just two ways you can mess things up: you either don't drill the pilot hole or you don't secure the template as it should be (with the supplied screws or bench dogs in the later phase. When drilling a hole in-the-middle of two other holes, effectively doubling the hole resolution, you have to drill the pilot hole too. Use the supplied tool upside down like in the picture I attached to this post. When you use bench dogs to secure the template you have to use the reamer first, or else the bench dogs will get stuck in the hole. The drill bit and the Forster bit survived intact the whole process and are good for another 100+ holes at minimum. The effect is stunning! It's so straight I didn't think it'd be possible to get that kind of result without a CNC machine. When I drilled mine I didn't go exactly as the manual says but it still matched all the holes exactly as they were supposed to. Perfect grid! The only thing I can complain is that some of th

I have waited with the review until I finished my MFT table. First of all I have to say it is the best 96/20 MFT table I have ever worked with. It's really hard to go wrong with this one. All that was promised in the HoW video is true. When the template is mounted to the piece of MDF it just doesn't come loose, doesn't wobble, does not shift - it just sits there waiting to be drilled. It is not a secret that drills are not the straightest things and when you drill it will shake violently. The way the template is secured to MDF makes it completely irrelevant. It's just AWESOME! There are just two ways you can mess things up: you either don't drill the pilot hole or you don't secure the template as it should be (with the supplied screws or bench dogs in the later phase. When drilling a hole in-the-middle of two other holes, effectively doubling the hole resolution, you have to drill the pilot hole too. Use the supplied tool upside down like in the picture I attached to this post. When you use bench dogs to secure the template you have to use the reamer first, or else the bench dogs will get stuck in the hole. The drill bit and the Forster bit survived intact the whole process and are good for another 100+ holes at minimum. The effect is stunning! It's so straight I didn't think it'd be possible to get that kind of result without a CNC machine. When I drilled mine I didn't go exactly as the manual says but it still matched all the holes exactly as they were supposed to. Perfect grid! The only thing I can complain is that some of th

I have waited with the review until I finished my MFT table. First of all I have to say it is the best 96/20 MFT table I have ever worked with. It's really hard to go wrong with this one. All that was promised in the HoW video is true. When the template is mounted to the piece of MDF it just doesn't come loose, doesn't wobble, does not shift - it just sits there waiting to be drilled. It is not a secret that drills are not the straightest things and when you drill it will shake violently. The way the template is secured to MDF makes it completely irrelevant. It's just AWESOME! There are just two ways you can mess things up: you either don't drill the pilot hole or you don't secure the template as it should be (with the supplied screws or bench dogs in the later phase. When drilling a hole in-the-middle of two other holes, effectively doubling the hole resolution, you have to drill the pilot hole too. Use the supplied tool upside down like in the picture I attached to this post. When you use bench dogs to secure the template you have to use the reamer first, or else the bench dogs will get stuck in the hole. The drill bit and the Forster bit survived intact the whole process and are good for another 100+ holes at minimum. The effect is stunning! It's so straight I didn't think it'd be possible to get that kind of result without a CNC machine. When I drilled mine I didn't go exactly as the manual says but it still matched all the holes exactly as they were supposed to. Perfect grid! The only thing I can complain is that some of th

livrer avec une semaine d'avance, je suis super content. super finition.matériel de qualité.

livrer avec une semaine d'avance, je suis super content. super finition.matériel de qualité.

livrer avec une semaine d'avance, je suis super content. super finition.matériel de qualité.