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They do look good value. I like these Shinwa Stainless Pickup Rule - Hard Chrome Finish - 600mm

Can you please share stl for this?

I built a MFT slab using the Bora legs - I find it great fairly light and easy to setup. Pretty similar to this but I bought a benchdog Rail hinge and fence. Ground does need to be roughtly flat though

I use mostly benchdog uk , but have had some from aliexpress all very good and tight. Recently I have started 3d printing some - they are also fine 20mm (20.0mm) Bench Dog Set with Levers, Cams, Stops, etc by CabbitCastle

If you still have ill give it a go.

The bed needs to be level - distance from nozzle end consistent using the screws. Many printers also have a autolevel capability which builds a model of the bed versus the nozzle position and then compensates in software for the diferences. The S1 pro can do this and so can many other...

This is a pretty good video for levelling much easy than it sounds

Once properly levelled. I auto levelled and it has been fine

I have a CR10 Smart Pro which is basically a larger version of the Ender S1 Pro. The S1 Pro may be easier and cheaper than upgrades. Bambu or Voron seem like the next step for me but the CR10 does what I need - extra spped would be very handy for big prints

I'd agree quality trad combi squaure Rabone or starrett square - Bacho are good for the money. I really like these rulers with a stop Shinwa Stainless Pickup Rule - Hard Chrome Finish - 600mm easy to read and good quality but some of the woodpecker clones are very good Hooked on Wood - China...

This is also interesting but very non standard if you use makita or festool

Amazon have it for £84 - I made my own top Replacement Perforated Festool Type MFT /3-LP Top using one of these as a base adding rigid sides similar to video

I found Peter's bench to heavy to lug around - I built one of these as light portable bench MFT - the centipede legs are very useful and versatile a WM200 is old but sturdy and big - I bought one for £20 a while back...

Hi Would it be possible to share via one drive or similar sounds like this might be useful. I just bought a secondhand rat to play with

The LR32 has been good enough for me, I can't really justify the parf system for the use it would get I bought a 3d printer instead so am playing these Festool MFT DIY Routing Jig large by Binky61

I like this method of indexing using a lr32 . Oddly I bought a bosch rail and router sledge from Amazon which turned out cheaper than a festool rail or drilling my maktita rails - I had thought about this Drilling template for festool rails, circular saw, router 32mm LR32 LR 32 | eBay

That's odd as they say they ship to UK for me £72 all in.

I wonder if this would be usable...

Corefix are excellent or i use a hole saw to create a round plug out of softwood and use a hole saw to cut a hole in the plaster board and then multi tool to cut plug flush. Either approach is strong. But corefix is very quick and mess free

not sure I want to carry that. perhaps some wheels like the kreg