MFT Wall-Mount Organizer

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Updated Sat Nov 22 2025

This organizer hangs your MFT and accessories securely and tightly against the wall. It features standard 20mm holes in the MFT pattern to store the crosscutting accessories and clamps behind the table on 3D-printed pegs. A hand screw ensures the table can't fall off, and additional 3D-printed brackets can hold your fence and track, too.

> 2 hr

Intermediate

Storage & Organization

Files Included (12)

Front.svg
1 kB
Hole Board.svg
9 kB

Left.svg

701 B

MFT Peg Nut.stl

98 kB

MFT Peg Screw.stl

540 kB

Peg Mount for MFT Hinge.stl

21 kB

Peg Mount for MFT Miter Fence.stl

49 kB

Peg Mount for MFT Rail Clamp.stl

20 kB

Right.svg

701 B

Top.svg

673 B

Wall Mount MFT Fence and Track Horizontal Holder Left.stl

48 kB

Wall Mount MFT Fence and Track Horizontal Holder Right.stl

25 kB

Materials

3/4" (18mm) Plywood

8mm Domino connectors

M6 Threaded Insert

M6 Hand Screw

3D printer filament for mounting elements

Glue

Tools

Shaper Origin

Tracksaw or Tablesaw (optional)

Domino Joiner (optional)

Instructions

Cut the provided SVG files from 18mm Baltic Birch Ply (or something similar). Assemble them as shown in the photos. There are variety of ways to accomplish this, but for maximum strength, I used 8mm dominos and wood glue. Install M6 threaded insert into front 9mm hole. 3D print the Peg mounts and Peg Screws/Nuts. The Peg Screws/Nuts go into the front holes on each side of the threaded insert to provide alignment for the MFT top. The other Peg mounts attach to the MFT holes as shown in the photo to support the miter fence and hinge. Optionally print the Horizontal Left/Right holders for the fence and track. Attach the holder to the wall. It will be holding a lot of weight - I suggest 4x structurally rated 3-4" screws into studs. Hang the table from the holder's top "shelf", aligning it with the alignment pegs. Screw the hand screw through the middle MFT hole into the M6 bolt. I used this one: https://www.mcmaster.com/60965K51/ If mounting the horizontal holders too, screw the left one to the wall, slide in your fence and track, then use that to position and attach the right holder. A studio version of these files is available: https://hub.shapertools.com/design/692106889c03324e1d6d63ce This project takes inspiration from this similar hanger I found on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMr-y_PKI8c