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Why do you assemble all the parts of the header before putting it up on the wall rather than putting each piece directly onto the wall one at a time?

It's just good to know my knob won't fall off

Also, can you do this with Hardboard Tempered Panel 1/8 in?

Great information. Thank you.

Dang it, how many vids start by "I'm not an electrician" so don't make electrical videos, leave that to electricians, what are you doing?

Incredible workmanship ! Great buck !

What a stellar delivery very concise I’ll be placing an order today!!!! Jami tooo!!!

As soon as I saw that cnc I checked out😅

I don't know if you've noticed? But the devil's been back you'd be blind not to notice"

One question; can multiple tops connect each other for larger workspace? Do you plan to release connector or larger top?

Seems out of stock now as of 6/25. Do you have any eta when it is back in stock?

Great video, nice explanation.

As I mentioned in a previous video. I think it would be very helpful to those with small brains to have “packages” or “kits”to purchase the include the track tubes, mft tables, mft rails, etc other than me having to drill down all kinds of pages to try and ensure I don’t miss anything. Which results in me having to order additional parts that I forgot and have to pay shipping again.

You did a great job explaining how to get er' done. Easy for anyone to understand. Thank you.

What a great alternative to Festool's expensive MFT station. So intrigued by your system, just subscribed. So glad I stumbled across your YT site. Have to study your videos a little more, so I can determine just which set up I want to purchase. Thx again.

That is nice to set your pretties on it!

My door that was installed 4 years ago is sagging, so I guess the hinges don't really handle the weight that well

Nice product. I’ve been watching the evolution of the track tube over the last 3 years. As I recall, Dave Stanton developed the track saw rail adapter for bench dogs. although many are reproducing these days I do think you should be crediting him. I am also interested in the adapter for the nonslip pads for the centipedes base but don’t see them as an accessory on your site. Are they only available as part of the kit?

Have you tried the 1/4 turn dogs with the 18v. Festool saw, my guess is that the lower battery will bump the dog!?

It looks to me like the cost of all these parts added to the bora centipede is more than the MFT 3.

Will this substitute as a real coffin?? Asking for a friend.

Amazing. Just what I needed.

Bora now makes a 36” height version of the centipede. As someone who is 6’2”, even 36” could use an extra inch or two. As such your TrackTube system sounds ideal for me.

Any way track tubes can work with bora centipede mft top

Extremely innovative. We made our own MFT top while using the Bora 2 by 4 stand. I braced a 1” by 2” with the supplied cups that Bora provides and its very stable. Although we use the UJK rail guide clips and they work well but i am very interested in learning more about your extrusion so I can mount a Festool Hinge. Do you sell tje extrusion separately? And if yes, do you have a video showing more about the extrusion with a mounted Festool hinge? Thank you for the innovation and keep up the great work!!

This is pretty awesome.

Welcome back man

I liked Centipede but hated the track ball.

Awesome stuff, Fred! 😊 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

Fred - I've been using my Track Top and Track Tubes. I can't say enough good things about them. They save me so much time and everything breaks down quickly into small pieces that are easy to store in my shop. I'm not sure if a centipede is in my future, but I'll have to look into it.

Hey Awesome

Miss your old channel Fred! Sure wish you’d start producing the DIY content again

Awesome new products.

wow that hinge allignment method with epoxy is genius

Great video! I was just trying to figure out how to use the jig, but to be shown how to make my own. Priceless!

I got some what appears to be laminate floor adhered over the original white oak floorboards. I want to get rid of the ratty laminate without damaging the hardwood underneath. Is that possible? Thank you in advance.

The final trim looks really amazing. I've been doing some trim work... but I see I you are at expert level and way beyond what i can do.

Bro sounds like the Actor for Ghost Rider😂

Where can i get the plans old boy?

Good, thoughtful presentation. Keep itup

great videos,thanks

I've seen several video like this becasue I'm considering enclosing out distressed Cedar mantle -- but yours IS THE BEST -- by far. Very clear narration and details.

I can build this in 7 days, 4 man crew.

Hi there, are these compatible with the bora mft tops with dog holes?

What’s easiest way to remove old carpet layed 25 yrs ago

Now I’m all new to this. But when using a manabloc. Is it better to use for a tankless water heater? Or a tank water heater? Or I’m sure it might not matter…

Amazing job sir

The glass is difficult to slide up because you have to stick your fingers in the slot to press the tabs in. So I slipped some zipties in behind the tab and it makes it so much easier to open. Hope this helps.

Quick question. Did you use Pex A or Pex B with that maniblock? I have to plum my mother‘s entire house because a Plumber took advantage of my elderly lady when she called his company to fix a cracked polybutylene pipe. He charged her to plum almost the entire house, and made things go from bad to worse. Not only did he leave all the polybutylene that he was paid to replace, but the little cPVC he did install it Spewed hot Under her washing machine for year due to an improperly installed PVC compression fitting. Now I have to re-plumb the entire house and rebuild her laundry room and master bath. I’ve had to do some repairs and replace her hot water heater, switching out the polybutylene with pex. I’ve tried using both the compression ring and the crimp ring tools to secure the fittings under the house and it’s next to impossible. if anyone has advice, I would love to hear it. I think it would be easiest to do a homerun pex A maniblock system, and run the pipes under her mobile home. if I plum the house that way, I figured I won’t have to deal with trying to navigate the 12 inches of space between the ground and the floor joist trying to install elbows and tees. With only two connection points, one of the manifold and the other at the Fossett I figured that would be the easiest. Does anybody else have a better suggestion and does anyone know if they make a maniblock system for pex a ?

Great job