How to build a MFTC workbench [DIY] 

I just watched a video of the TSO GRS 16 guide square and I saw this work bench. I followed you over and found this video of you making it. This just opened a whole new world to me. I’ll be making one of these ASAP! Thanks

Nice variation of Thimothy's bench. I have his plans so nice to see your ideas before I do mine

I don't own any Festool tools, but gosh this a great design, especially for my painfully small work area. This may be my next project. Great work!

That’s a great job , I made one also and it works great for me Tim is a legend ✌️

Chispas, que buenas ideas. Un abrazo y muchas gracias.

CONGRATULATIOSN THEISS,I AM FROM BRAZIL.I SUGGEST THAT YOU MAKE LONGER VIDEOS,SHOWING BETTER THE PROCESS. Parabéns Theiss,eu sou do brasil.eu sugiro que voce faça vídeos mais longos,mostrando melhor o processo.

Super, das war auch mein Gedanke, mit dem Frästisch die Teile zu fräsen. Saubere Arbeit:)

hey man i was curious about the cost of material ? greets from the Netherland

Respekt das sieht bei Dir besser aus als bei mir ;-)

Hi Theiss, nice video! Thank for sharing I am curious to know how you build up (or to see closer) your homemade insert for the the PS300 at the end of your video. Regards,

Hi man! This is absolute a great idea, it will be very usefull in a jobsite and im sure gonna built one for my makita tools..do you sell plans to built one? TIA have a good one 👍

Thanks :-)

Hi Theiss, Really like your MFTC! I am still collecting the materials, but almost starting with building one my own. I noticed your locking mechanism for the drawers. Would you please share your solution? Cheers, Rob

Hi, sorry to trouble you but could you tell me what wheels you used?

DIY?

first by timhoty wilmots i think,, nice job

awesome videos man, but please can you put nicer music.. apart from that all else is amazing!!

"home made" is a bit of an understatement when you have a cnc machine...

It’s only a copy

Whilst that looks awesome, I would be more impressed if I saw a handtool, like a handsaw, in your shop...