The Benchdog Tools 346 Quad Hole Jig Demonstration.

[@chilledren]

I have used this jig to empty dogholes with unsatisfactory results. I don't know if I'm using it wrong or if it's a jig accuracy issue. I should have bought the MK2 Parallel Guide System if I was going to buy this.

[@cjcheshire]

Need a list in the description 😅 30mm guide bush for the router 20mm bit for router - any suggestions in type? (I use a 1/4 size)

[@robertpearce8394]

Have you made an MFT using this jig? It seems to me that it would be impossible to make an entire table with sufficient accuracy. I have used the Parf System a few times, and I have always been a little bit out. (ThIs is down to me, not the Parf System.) The Benchdogs Precision Triangle is a very stringent test of an MFT top.

[@zohebthayer]

Wondering the same thing

[@Benchdogtools]

I will make a video with me doing this. As I have said previously I’ve not been a fan of jigs for mft tops. This is something that should always be cnc made as you need it for precision. Other wise it’s useless if it’s not producing perfect 90degrees.

[@darrenflynn3791]

Would you ever consider making the mft top jig like what trend make to speed up routing out the holes?

[@moesawad]

Great timing because I’m using that jig this week. Is it 35mm from the edge of the hole to the end of the table or from the center of the hole to the edge of the table?

[@samsonacc8081]

Any plans for small 150mm square in ultra combi series? Going to get stainless 450 and 150 but I would also love to have the small adjustable one too like your 320, doesnt need to be "fortyfive". While the stainless series will do most of marking out, there are situations where only adjustable will work like setting overhang on end panels. Thanks.

[@Benchdogtools]

Yes we are just on a build of a new product which we will be releasing in the next week.

[@samsonacc8081]

@@Benchdogtools nice, thanks 👍

[@Benchdogtools]

Max 35mm from the edge of table to centre of the hole.

[@mikeking7470]

In the USA a 30mm guide bushing is "impossible" to find.

[@bwcacanoe]

Festool sells one. I got mine on Amazon.