Festool Live Episode 31 - MFK 700 Basics
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- MFK 700 EQ-Set (Item Number: 576239) - www.festoolusa.com/products/r...
Edge trimming cutter (Item Number: 491666) - www.festoolusa.com/accessorie...
Scraper ZK HW 45/45 (Item Number: 499749) - www.festoolusa.com/accessorie...
With its modular design and tool-less base changes, the MFK 700 can easily transform from a vertical to a horizontal position with a few simple steps. Trim laminate and edge band or rout grooves for inlays easily with the lightweight and maneuverable MFK 700. Packed with features, this trim router saves you money by allowing you to use bearing-less bits when used with the attachable base feeler bearing. 1/256" (1/10 mm) fine depth adjustments and exceptional dust extraction make this an ideal router for all of your light routing tasks.
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Awesome Sedge, thanks for all you do! Looking forward to seeing the door build next week.
Brian, this is one of my favorite episodes. Aside from the domino 500 this is Festool’s other genius product. The applications are nearly endless. Would love to see what more you could do with it. Pocono Joe.
Hi Sedge, look forward to Festool Friday May they long continue. Brilliant as ever!
Steve from Leeds West Yorkshire UK
THANK YOU for doing this in this crazy election week...this was a nice break!
amazing tool...the of1400 is my favorite festool, this looks so well thought out too, love it!
Love my MFK & I have both horizontal bases. I use it all the time. Wish we had a plunge base
Sedge: This might have been one of your best. I’m glad you got the feed fixed. Again I need to go buy some more stuff but that’s ok. I just got your T18, PDC set. Those are so great. Who knew the drill you have in your hand everyday could be that perfect. Wow!
Hey Sedge, awesome video as usual, thank you. It would also be great if you could do a more comprehensive video on this tool. I do own most of your other tools, but there is not much Information on this trim router. Maybe you can demonstrate how it does profiles like round-overs and chamfers, and what bits are best for these tasks on this tool. Love your videos, keep them coming!
Okay...light under the wood block....brilliant.
That covers edge banding applied at a 90 degree edge. But the conturo can edge at 45 degrees. Could you do a video showing how to trim the edging when it’s applied at an angle?
I just bought this recently. How much hardwood banding could the zero degree accessory cut 1/2 inch, 3/4?
A cordless version of MFK 700 with an Ergo battery would be a nice addition to the lineup, wouldn't it?
Love your videos as always. I own the MFK 700 set. If I want to add the EBQ portion, and I hope I’m making sense, can you tell me what part number or what part numbers I would buy?
The base that is supplied with the EQ/B? That is already in the set, I think?
Note that there are 5 bases for the MFK; the 0 degree horizontal, the 1.5 horizontal, the vertical (flat) and the vertical with the extra layer pertinax to allow for vertical cutting of edge banding. Then there is also a vertical base with the threads for the copy rings, but despite it being pictured on european Festool sites, it's USA only.
Festool did their best effort to not clarify any of this in the catalog..
As far as I see the difference between the two vertical bases, besides the bearing brake is just Festool # 10010205; a thick layer of Pertinax.
Festool is Germany, the Germany people are always gifted with unique ideas.
I noticed that you used a 6 mm bit during the demo, but the Mfk 700 doesn’t offer a 6mm collet. Does the 1/4” compress enough to allow the use of a 6mm bit? Or did you use a adapter bushing? Or am I just missing something?
you can have a 1/4" bit with a 1/2" collet. Bits can be larger or smaller than the collet
love the training by Sedge, just have a quistion about the MFK 700.
I have the MFK 700 EQ/B - do I need a different vertical base to suit the parallel guide for groove cutting?
As I can't seem to find anything in the manual and I don't want to remove the brake parts if not required....
Cheers
I have the same problem. Wondering if you ever found a solution to this.
Would this be a good tool for mortising doors for hinges?
Question...I do alot of 1/4" solid wood edge banding. What is the best MFK 700 base and router bit for the job? Thanks for all your episodes. I have learned alot from them.
I’d go with the 1.5 degree base and the two flute bit (491666). You won’t see that angle on 1/4 inch stock but you’re still ready for .5mm or 1mm edging on laminate or whatever.
Is there a way to set it up to trim 3/4 edge banding?
What about using the 499810 bit with a 1.5mm round over?
How complete mfk 700 would be if you create plunge base
What type of base can be used in internal corners?
Good
My hight adjustment knob has almost a full rotation of backlash. i cannot adjust on the fly like he shows in the vid.
How do I take legs off MFt table without ruining nobs
What is the product code for the router bit
My mfk 700 base has no thread for inlay kit lol
I am not able to find a router bit short enough to fit into the 700 edge trimmer. the local Festool dealer is not able to get the short trim bit. Any suggestions?
order your stuff online. Freud makes a similar but cheaper bit
When I saw the price I was like "holy hell why", but after watching I'm like "I must have this"
24:26. I notice when you do a sloppy job you just move on to something else.
I watched as I'm looking to buy for 2mm edgebanding. That was shocking. Get better results from a £100 Makita....
Looks like it would be much easier with a file & sandpaper if necessary & a lot less expensive.
Not if you have 40 or 50 pieces to clean up.
And you save time listening to a funny guy who can’t stay on task.
Not sure about easier, plenty of ways you can do it. Considering one of these for more speed and better results
Isnt it true that you can do the same thinge with the 1010 that you can do with the 700
In theory, yes. But it's hard to prevent the 1010 from tilting on the corners. If it tilts, it ruins the radius. The 700 has more support and is lighter.
can 1/4 inch shank bits be used?
Yes, it come with two collets, one being 1/4"
Just got home with a MFK 700 EQ.
I'm still waiting for the plunge base...
Don't hold your breath for it.
I have used handheld routers for years manufacturing solid service in laminate countertops... I'm a little bit OCD about using them! So much so while using one going with the clock has always been the standard it kind of bothers me why he works right to left! Actually I worked at a cabinet company in Texas where they had safety guys walking around the shop and if they so are you pulling your router backwards you would be open to a write-up
Looked at the 700 for years but never pulled the trigger on it - this is edge banding pornography 😍. It’s now a definite for me. Good video 👍🏻
That's a very expensive little scraper! $81 in 2023!
wow man! that is the messiest video i have ever seen.The camerawork is very confusing trying to follow the overly excited presenter. What is going on here? It seems like you both are high. Lol. Anyway, I appreciate the effort, but I dont need the effort to be mainly a marketing strategy for the entire rest of the festool catalogue. I would rather have the focus be on the explaination of the strengths of the tool.
Put the R s in the words for God sake. Hate that Boston stuff.
The presenter makes it hard to watch for me. Sorry. I love Festool and have quite the shop. I can understand if the shouty energy is for some people. It’s not for me and I can’t relax into absorbing the valuable information. Am I the only one?
You’re the only one.
@@Zcasey1932 definitely worth holding onto that comeback for 4 months.
@@stephenharrison4640 yeah because that’s exactly what I did 🤦🏻♂️
I usually watch the UK and Australia versions because the presentation style.
Can you guys buy an audio compressor to deal with the shouting sound levels, it's not exactly rocket science. It really spoils a great information channel.
he's f--king sickening I'm not tuning in to see a show. I'm looking for good instruction