BORA Centipede 2x4-foot Unit with 4 X-Cups, 2 Clamps, Carry Bag

I am not a Rockler rep or Bora rep but do have an affinity for TSO products and a year back obtained 2 of these so as to be able to be a "garage portable" weekend worker. After using the UKJ parf guide system I made a 4X8 sheet into 2 identical pieces by removing a 500mm(need at least two rows of holes, preferably four with one of the center two offset by 48mm) center strip and edge banded them. What I would like to add to the community is the use of the Rockler Bench cookies and stems to the Centipede. Have not seen this mentioned on any video. The Cookie stems fit into the Centipede dog holes. The long 'stems' of the cookies are with a flange allowing a difference 3/4 inch depending upon which end you attach the cookie and insert into the centipede dog hole. This allows one to set up a MFT top a multitude of ways with two of the 2x4 Centipedes with the center strip as an under splice between the larger MFT panels. The panels are secured with four TSO power lock dogs via any of the aligning holes. This was my first use of the UJK Perf guide product and I was, and have been, without issue generating the required accuracy of hole position. The difference in the cookie stems keeps the surface level which 1) can be used create 'channel' for the saw avoiding cutting into the top, 2) creates a very stable work surface with the centipede base(s) and 3) a decent sized work space which store compactly. TSO site management feel free to omit this review as it is more of a use and idea than a review. Obviously I have a common niche use and have no reservations re: the centipede for my use.