I did get my set last week , but used it for the first time this weekend did a small table top 1150x750 19mm MDF no errors all holes are spot on! Great system , will do another one later next week. 😀
Our Peter Parfitt KNOWS this Parf Guide System; to the "nth" degree! For I bought the system last year. And it is great. Now, IF you are in America, there is a company you can buy them: "TSO Product LLC". And they are great. Thanks to Peter; and a very Kind Sir. Cheerio, for sure!
There is the question of whether the PGS is worth it compared to the cost and speed of other systems. The cool thing about the PGS is that with it you can make all the other systems, if they should suit you in some regard, or to help out another woodworker who is not in possession of one. Sometime when I want a lot of accurate holes, maybe for clamping, it will go faster with a plunge router. I can make that tool with the PGS (Ironically, faster than I can make a pattern with the PGS). But I can't go in the opposite direction and create a PGS, or hybrid layout with a router system. I've only had the PGS for a few weeks, I hope to have more fun with it.
Olá Peter, esse sem dúvidas é um trabalho de engenharia muito bem pensado não tenho dúvidas desse sistema , realmente vale apena o investimento nessa ferramenta de precisão, gratidão pelo seus ensinamentos !!!! Fique bem com sua família, saude amigo ❤
Another great video Peter! I bought the Mk2 Parf guide system a couple of weeks ago and made my first MFT watching one of your other videos. Thank you so much for that, it helped immensely. 🙂
Great video and overview Peter! I love the parf guide. You nailed it in regards to value over time. Sure, it may cost more than a single MFT top you can buy from festool or one of the CNC guys, but with the parf guide you can make as many MFT tops as you want in whichever sizes you want. One of my favorite shop investments.
I purchased Mark 1 system along with the first guide dogs. I have made dogs, made probably 10 mft tops. The UJK dogs are on a par with the parf drilling system for accuracy. Supper accuracy, being high grade, not alloy or even 3D printed. Buy once, buy the UJK dogs. When I needed to set up my table saw fence, I made a 600 x 600 square using the parf guide system. Now my saw is square at last and can be reset in a flash.
Hi Peter i bought the first and the upgraded parf guide system. I found the parf guide system the best to produce my cutting station. Peter thank you for your video. I shall be using the system again soon so the video is very helpful.
hi peter, even tough i didnt buy your parf guide (didnt need that precission and well, money spent for few holes on my small table) i did try to design and 3d printed my own version usind steel rulers widely available. in the end it certainly isnt that precise (last holes didnt line up that easily with rulers) but it was fin project for me. but i must say that its absolutely genius what you came up with. atleast i bought chamfer/reamer tool and its amazing too!
I got a mark 2 guide kit for Christmas but haven't had an opportunity yet to make a new bench. I will be doing that in about 4 weeks when I am on holiday. I've watched alot f your videos and am undecided on what hole pattern to use so I may make more than 1 bench.
Hi Michael, I must confess that I only used my isometric holes on my previous tracksaw cutting station for just one project - cutting a bunch of 30 degree and 60 degree pieces for my shed roof. So, my current tracksaw cutting station is just a rectangular pattern but with many more offset holes. Cheers. Peter
Hi Peter! Great video! I really enjoyed your intro to the Parf system. I’ve purchased your book and the first edition of the Parf guide system. I plan to buy the second edition from TSO very soon, and wish you had a part 2 addition to the Stone Message! It is a great sci-fi mystery thriller, to be enjoyed by all!
Peter, it appears that your track saw cutting station is set on sawhorses. Or maybe not as I only see one horse on camera. Is this because you need the ability to move the table? I wish to make one large cutting station table and ditch my two torsion box Paulk ones. I doubt you have any flexing in the tabletop. Is it on a pair of sawhorses or something more? Thx, big fan of your work and products. Steve in Texas
Hi Steve, The tracksaw top is 18 mm Medite. That is indeed supported by a pair of trestles howver I have 4 cross pieces that go across the two trestles to provide extra support to the top. I like this arrangement as it can be easily moved not only to take my work outside but also to allow a full sheet (8x4) to be cut in the workshop. I have a mobile cart between the two trestles which serves as a store for my short lengths of wood. Peter
Hi Timothy, Thank you so much - I cannot tell you how awkward auto correct is and can only let you try the girl's name Laticia on an iPad ! Luckily it was spotted before any damage was done. Cheers. Peter
Dear Peter I have a problem with the accuracy of drilling the holes in the center of the ruler. There seems to be a little play between the male-bit-holder and the female brass bearing. I am on my second female brass bearing guide. I have built 4 tables to date. The stainless steal collar hole in the drill-guide has become oval (for as second time). This cause inaccuracies, and I can not locate the pins properly without deforming the ruler. Please advise.
Hi Peter! Is there a straightforward method for calculating the correct positions for dog holes that can be used to tilt the track to be a certain angle to the fence, such as 30 degrees? Thanx! hb
Hi Howard, With the PGS Mk2 it is possible to create holes on in an isometric pattern which allows both 30 and 60 degrees angles as well as (of course) 90 degrees. A standard rectilinear layout gives just 90 and 45 degree options. Peter
Ich habe mit dem MK II nun 2 kleine Platten gebohrt, mit etwas Öl, wie angegeben. Leider ist eine der Führungshülsen nun "wackelig", der Bohrer läuft unrund. Sehr enttäuscht vom Produkt!!! Leider 😢
@@NewBritWorkshop thanks for offering your help. Just this morning i got message from my lokal dealer (after almost 4 weeks waiting) Don't know if they smelled 🤣
Hi Peter, we’re can I find your business email address so I could request one of your plans? I can’t see it on your about page. Thanks in advance of your reply
Hi Darren, I don't use LinkedIn. To find my email address go to my main TH-cam page, click the "About" tab and that leads to my email address. I am told this has to be done on a PC. Cheers. Peter
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I did get my set last week , but used it for the first time this weekend did a small table top 1150x750 19mm MDF no errors all holes are spot on! Great system , will do another one later next week. 😀
Good stuff
Our Peter Parfitt KNOWS this Parf Guide System; to the "nth" degree! For I bought the system last year. And it is great. Now, IF you are in America, there is a company you can buy them: "TSO Product LLC". And they are great. Thanks to Peter; and a very Kind Sir. Cheerio, for sure!
Hi Pat, Thank you so much. Cheers. Peter
I am looking to get my PGS this week. i can’t wait!
I have the Mk II though I've yet to use it. It's as beautifully made as any tool I ever bought.
Excellent. Cheers. Peter
There is the question of whether the PGS is worth it compared to the cost and speed of other systems. The cool thing about the PGS is that with it you can make all the other systems, if they should suit you in some regard, or to help out another woodworker who is not in possession of one. Sometime when I want a lot of accurate holes, maybe for clamping, it will go faster with a plunge router. I can make that tool with the PGS (Ironically, faster than I can make a pattern with the PGS). But I can't go in the opposite direction and create a PGS, or hybrid layout with a router system. I've only had the PGS for a few weeks, I hope to have more fun with it.
Olá Peter, esse sem dúvidas é um trabalho de engenharia muito bem pensado não tenho dúvidas desse sistema , realmente vale apena o investimento nessa ferramenta de precisão, gratidão pelo seus ensinamentos !!!!
Fique bem com sua família, saude amigo ❤
Hi Marcos, Thank you so much and I wish you and your family the very best. Cheers. Peter
@@NewBritWorkshop 🙏❤️
My parf system was the best thing that happened to my shop in the last 20 years.
Amazing - thank you so much. Cheers. Peter
Another great video Peter! I bought the Mk2 Parf guide system a couple of weeks ago and made my first MFT watching one of your other videos. Thank you so much for that, it helped immensely. 🙂
Fantastic!
Great video and overview Peter!
I love the parf guide. You nailed it in regards to value over time. Sure, it may cost more than a single MFT top you can buy from festool or one of the CNC guys, but with the parf guide you can make as many MFT tops as you want in whichever sizes you want. One of my favorite shop investments.
Brilliant. Cheers. Peter
I purchased Mark 1 system along with the first guide dogs. I have made dogs, made probably 10 mft tops. The UJK dogs are on a par with the parf drilling system for accuracy. Supper accuracy, being high grade, not alloy or even 3D printed. Buy once, buy the UJK dogs.
When I needed to set up my table saw fence, I made a 600 x 600 square using the parf guide system. Now my saw is square at last and can be reset in a flash.
Hi Barry, Excellent stuff. Many thanks. Cheers. Peter
Hi Peter i bought the first and the upgraded parf guide system. I found the parf guide system the best to produce my cutting station. Peter thank you for your video. I shall be using the system again soon so the video is very helpful.
Excellent - Many thanks. Peter
hi peter, even tough i didnt buy your parf guide (didnt need that precission and well, money spent for few holes on my small table) i did try to design and 3d printed my own version usind steel rulers widely available. in the end it certainly isnt that precise (last holes didnt line up that easily with rulers) but it was fin project for me. but i must say that its absolutely genius what you came up with. atleast i bought chamfer/reamer tool and its amazing too!
Hi Peter, A great demonstration on the Parf guide system, well explained and always a great video Take care
Hi Shaun, Thank you so much. Cheers. Peter
I got a mark 2 guide kit for Christmas but haven't had an opportunity yet to make a new bench. I will be doing that in about 4 weeks when I am on holiday. I've watched alot f your videos and am undecided on what hole pattern to use so I may make more than 1 bench.
Hi Michael, I must confess that I only used my isometric holes on my previous tracksaw cutting station for just one project - cutting a bunch of 30 degree and 60 degree pieces for my shed roof. So, my current tracksaw cutting station is just a rectangular pattern but with many more offset holes. Cheers. Peter
@@NewBritWorkshopthanks Peter
Hi Peter! Great video! I really enjoyed your intro to the Parf system. I’ve purchased your book and the first edition of the Parf guide system. I plan to buy the second edition from TSO very soon, and wish you had a part 2 addition to the Stone Message! It is a great sci-fi mystery thriller, to be enjoyed by all!
Thank you so much not only for your kind words about the PGS but also for the book. Take care. Peter
Peter, a very informative and though video👍. It is a superb design and extreamly accurate. Really like your videos!
Thank you so much - brilliant. Cheers. Peter
Peter, it appears that your track saw cutting station is set on sawhorses. Or maybe not as I only see one horse on camera. Is this because you need the ability to move the table? I wish to make one large cutting station table and ditch my two torsion box Paulk ones. I doubt you have any flexing in the tabletop. Is it on a pair of sawhorses or something more? Thx, big fan of your work and products. Steve in Texas
Hi Steve, The tracksaw top is 18 mm Medite. That is indeed supported by a pair of trestles howver I have 4 cross pieces that go across the two trestles to provide extra support to the top. I like this arrangement as it can be easily moved not only to take my work outside but also to allow a full sheet (8x4) to be cut in the workshop. I have a mobile cart between the two trestles which serves as a store for my short lengths of wood. Peter
Brilliant Peter, as usual!
Cheers. Peter
Another great video thanks Peter.
Glad you enjoyed it
Auto correct got a hold of you're title sir. Thanks for the look.
Hi Timothy, Thank you so much - I cannot tell you how awkward auto correct is and can only let you try the girl's name Laticia on an iPad ! Luckily it was spotted before any damage was done. Cheers. Peter
Good morning Peter. Can you enlighten us with the rationale behind your dog hole layout? I find the design interesting
I do a lot of jig work and this gives me all sorts of possible setups. Take a look at my recent tray making videos. Peter
Dear Peter
I have a problem with the accuracy of drilling the holes in the center of the ruler.
There seems to be a little play between the male-bit-holder and the female brass bearing.
I am on my second female brass bearing guide.
I have built 4 tables to date.
The stainless steal collar hole in the drill-guide has become oval (for as second time).
This cause inaccuracies, and I can not locate the pins properly without deforming the ruler.
Please advise.
Contact your supplier and Axminster Customer Services. This is most unusual. Peter
Hi Peter! Is there a straightforward method for calculating the correct positions for dog holes that can be used to tilt the track to be a certain angle to the fence, such as 30 degrees? Thanx! hb
Hi Howard, With the PGS Mk2 it is possible to create holes on in an isometric pattern which allows both 30 and 60 degrees angles as well as (of course) 90 degrees. A standard rectilinear layout gives just 90 and 45 degree options. Peter
@@NewBritWorkshop Thanx, Peter!!
Ich habe mit dem MK II nun 2 kleine Platten gebohrt, mit etwas Öl, wie angegeben.
Leider ist eine der Führungshülsen nun "wackelig", der Bohrer läuft unrund.
Sehr enttäuscht vom Produkt!!! Leider 😢
Hi Micha, Contact your dealer and report the issue to them. Failing that go direct to Axminster Customer Services - they are excellent. Peter
@@NewBritWorkshop i tried to contact Axinster, but did not get an answer.
Then tried to buy only the Bar, no success 😕
Hicha, Please contact me by email - go to my "About" tab on my main TH-cam page then you will find my email address. It works best from a PC. Peter
@@NewBritWorkshop thanks for offering your help.
Just this morning i got message from my lokal dealer (after almost 4 weeks waiting)
Don't know if they smelled 🤣
Hi Peter, we’re can I find your business email address so I could request one of your plans? I can’t see it on your about page. Thanks in advance of your reply
Hi Darren, I don't use LinkedIn. To find my email address go to my main TH-cam page, click the "About" tab and that leads to my email address. I am told this has to be done on a PC. Cheers. Peter