FAQ's

We use the latest technology in machining our products, which can keep accuracy throughout the day of manufacturing, with a loss of around 6-10 microns of which is checked regularly and maintained within our tolerance of 19.96 - 19.98

Also known in the metal industry as H30, our Aluminium alloy 6082 is a medium-strength alloy with excellent corrosion resistance. It has the highest strength of the 6000-series alloys. Alloy 6082 is known as a structural alloy. In plate form, 6082 is the alloy most commonly used for machining.

We use Grade 303 in our products. This grade of alloy is tough, and out of the three grades we supply for round bar, 303 is the best for machining. Our round bar has good corrosion resistance and is of essential quality.

All our dogs are 17.5mm and will not protrude past the 18mm board.

There are data sheets in the products to download. Please check the product description for recommendations. If you are going to use a varnish, you would benefit from having the Reamer tool to open the holes back up to 20mm.

Black Fibralux MR is an 18 mm moisture-resistant, high-density fibreboard designed for enhanced stability and warp resistance.

Medite MR is a standard MDF board with the same thickness, hole spacing, and features, differing only in the material used.

Part of our range of ULTRA MFT Workstations and tops feature a Sacrificial Strip. This is an 8mm MDF insert designed specifically for the Ultra MFT Workstation.

Set flush into the face of the MFT top, it provides a clean, reliable cutting surface when using your rail saw. This replaceable strip protects the main bench top from damage, allowing you to cut confidently without compromising accuracy or finish. Over time, repeated cuts will naturally wear the strip down. When it becomes tatty or worn, simply replace it to restore your workstation to its original crisp and precise cutting surface. A must-have consumable for maintaining the long-term performance of your MFT setup.

Our products featuring the strips can be found here.
If you just require a replacement strip, these are available to purchase from here (SKU: BD1054)

Yes, of course, they are available to purchase from here (SKU: BD1054)

Most palm router models from the same brand are the same but have a slightly different option, which is why the model numbers differ.  The body is generally the same. To check if your model fits, we have the base drawing available to download and check. You can find these here

The Maximum distance is 35mm from the edge to the centre on the 20mm hole, If installing Fence dogs we recommend a distance of 48mm inbetween the grid of holes and 50.6mm from the edge to the centre of the dog hole

With the MFT 3 tops on the frame. This is reduced to 23mm or using the 346 jig with 48mm setting from the last row of holes. you must remove the top first or you will hit the aluminium frame.

Yes, please see this replacement product (Under Rail Support Fence Only SKU: BD0450)

Approx 60-65mm when used with the 95mm dogs.

There are a couple of subtle differences and this video will help in explaining them.

Since we released the fences, the processes have vastly improved. We have invested in new machines, which have improved the laser process dramatically. Please try wiping your fence with an alcohol wipe and then dry it with a clean, dry cloth. This should aid in revitalise your fence.

Our Workstations have a loading capacity of at least 80kg.

We’re often asked how to connect multiple Workstations together - this link shows exactly how it can be achieved.

Both rail squares and parallel guide systems are designed to improve cutting accuracy with your track saw — but they serve different purposes.

A rail square ensures your guide rail is perfectly perpendicular (90°) to the workpiece edge, giving you consistently square crosscuts. It’s quick to set up and ideal for trimming panels, squaring edges, or making one-off precise cuts.

A parallel guide system, on the other hand, is built for repeatable, accurate rip cuts. Once set, it maintains a constant offset from the workpiece edge, allowing you to produce multiple panels or strips at the exact same width every time — perfect for cabinetry, shelving, or batch work.

In short:

• Use a rail square when you need fast, perfectly square cuts.
  
• Use a parallel guide system when you need repeat cuts of identical width.
  

For most woodworkers, a rail square is the best starting point — simple, reliable, and essential for ensuring your guide rail is set true. A parallel guide system becomes invaluable when you’re cutting larger sheet materials or working on repetitive projects where speed and accuracy matter.