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01-26-2021 01:46 AM |
Topic tags/keywords: question workbench mfd workbench top dog holes or t-tracks Hello to the group once again So I’m putting down my MFD workbench top and I really don’t know how far apart & how to space the fasteners to hold it down taking in to consideration that I want to either put t-track or dog holes in this one day. So I thought who better to ask than the lumber Jocks? What are the different opinions on dogs or tracks? & where should I screw this MFD down? -- Two Wrongs don't make a right ! |
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#1 posted 01-26-2021 03:27 AM |
Maybe this is a MFT vs T-slot table question ? Assuming its to be an assembly table, I’ll tip my hat towards a track table with a bunch of clampy t-track accessories. -- derek / oregon |
#2 posted 01-26-2021 03:38 AM |
I think you need to make the choice before going further. Plus what will you be screwing it down into, and what is the spacing for those members? -- Think safe, be safe |
#3 posted 01-26-2021 04:03 AM |
It’s got 3/4 A/C ply under it. -- Two Wrongs don't make a right ! |
#4 posted 01-26-2021 04:31 AM |
I just decided on dog holes, guess I better do some research about how they lay out on the bench, I’ve built some nice things, I’ve just never had any thing else but saw horses & Plywood. -- Two Wrongs don't make a right ! |
#5 posted 01-26-2021 05:42 AM |
for what i understand festool is 20mm holes at 96mm spacing on center kreg is 3/4” holes at 100mm spacing on center -- derek / oregon |
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