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Can someone recommend building a ideal router fence? It will need to be clamped to my table and I would like to plan for feather boards, zero inserts, and whatever else seems important? thanks.....Tom | ||
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Hi Tom, I would suggest reading thru other table building threads to get idea's of what you like. Maybe take a trip to a woodworking store like Rockler that has mutiple tables on display to see first hand. Here's a link on the topic of tables with fences. http://www.routerforums.com/table-mo...our-table.html
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Hi Tom Sometimes it's best to just buy one ![]() The one I recommend is the one below,you can hang many items on the fence plus it has the zero insert type fence a real plus. #1073,Supreme Router Table Fence Router Table Fence ==========
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That's a nice fence. I've been waiting for the Rockler split fence to come back in stock off of clearance...and it just did! Woo! Happy Monday to me! Rockler Router Table Fence with FREE DUST PORT- While Supplies Last! ($72 Value!) - Rockler Woodworking Tools | ||
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Hi Tom: If you're into making your own, there is an article in the ShopNotes Specials magazine Setting Up Shop -- Tips, Techniques, Plans & Projects1, currently in stores. The Make a Versatile Fence article starts on page 94. A link: http://www.shopnotesspecials.com/ Cassandra
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Hi - I like the Freud SH-5: Amazon.com: Freud SH-5 Professional Micro-Adjustable Router Table Fence: Home Improvement EXCEPT for the way it attaches to the table. I think if I were going to build one it would be very close to the Peachtree. ![]()
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Thank you everyone for the tips. There are obviously quite a few options out there. I'll still probably build one and then have better clarity as to what features I want or not? My previous fences have consisted of primarily of a 2x4 that has been joined on two sides...Tom | ||
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And this is a problem how? ![]() At $1.60 for 8 feet of 2x4 you can have many fences precisely suited to each task. | ||
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There's no way that you'll beat the 2x4. I use a few chunks of maple, each for a different purpose and a custom built "high" fence that will take feather boards. I am an ardent supporter of the OakPark/Router Workshop philosophy and I highly recommend it for your purposes. It doesn't have to cost a lot to do an excellent job. You'll find your 2x4 fence philosophy fits perfectly with this.
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