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Got fed up with the hose adapter falling off because is was always getting caught on the edges and as I use dewalt airloc connection is quite large also. Here’s my solution. Silicone reducing elbow 28mm to 32mm 32mm to 35mm adapter to suit dewalt hose fittings Fitted to the router

Made an adapter for systainers to fit on tstak boxes

No play every cut is spot on but haven’t done the 5 cut method yet tho. To be honest not sure that my mft top is 100 percent as I used a jig and router so couldn’t be sure that I was going to get perfect 90 cuts. I was intending to use a rail square like Peter Millard portable bench but can’t...

Mafell is definitely a good saw. I made my own hinge set up for metabo rails it could definitely be adapted to mafell rails

Here’s one I made i had some aluminium plates cnc cut short length of extrusion and pivot. I turned a m5 cap head bolt to fit snugly in the rail grove. Like Festool mft/3

Great job👍 I’ve used Neutrik/Seetroinic connections on all my tools and attached power cord to extractor hose

Fit around 200+ per year. But most pre hung door sets have recently been housed out already. The jig I would like the most is a adjustable one for the keeper.

Thanks I seen the video but didn’t read comments it’s 415 +vat that’s a wee bit steep I would around £200 for it but I will just make my own jigs for now.

I was thinking about getting a trend adjustable lock jig Trend LOCK/JIG/B Adjustable trade lock jig But then seen this one. https://www.madeinbritain.org/members/b-w-jigs-ltd Looks good especially the spindle and euro hole guide. Anyone used one yet?

Liking the wood systainer

Nicely done

Done that exact thing with a hollowed out drill insert

Used one for holesaws Twin drawer for Snappy and 1/4 hex drill bits

Fitted a transformer in a tstak case. Transformer with smashed case Installed inside box Found perfect 110v sockets to fit Used neutrix powercon connections for plugit style removable lead

Finally got my auto/remote switch set up sorted out has a 10 second run on on both remote and auto through the 110v outlet. Testing it works Installed in a tstak case Set up on extractor Few more pics

The evolution track is roughly the same as festool/triton/makita/old style Bosch/metabo around at 120ish. I will say that the dewalt track is a pain to join to stay straight. I ended up getting a 2.6 rail for long cuts

My understanding of a tracksaw is that it can run on a track/rail. I have this circular saw that can use a rail: DeWalt DWE576K 110v Precision Circular Saw 190mm 1600w + 1.5m Guide Rail DWS5022 I also have this plunge saw that can run on a rail: Dewalt DCS520NT 54v XR FLEXVOLT Cordless Plunge...

Another thought you could get someone to 3D print ones wider to suit festool type rails

Here’s the size of the current dewalt guide rails the outer most guide would be for when it’s angled at 45 or less. I would say that the dewalt rail would be the only one that would work as the festool style ones are around 120mm

Few years ago I got a dewalt 18v xrp plunge saw (old style dewalt batteries) I had dewalt rails at the time, if anyone who has tried to joint 2 rails together they know it’s nearly impossible to get them to stay straight for 2.4 cuts so I brought a 2.6 rail it’s great for making them cuts but...