...since '17 I think? 😮
My thinking and designing process is slower than Karo Syrup in Montana in February.
Now that the table is nearing completion, l bought a 30 inch length of 3" X 3" X 3/32" angle aluminum for my router fence.
OK, that $12 purchase was a lot less than some fancy extruded name brand. It's a fence.
I of course want a split fence.
So my new purchase is two sections of anodized aluminum.
It's hardening right now.
It's two layers of 1 1/4" anodised aluminum square stock. I stuck them together one above the other with GB Weld Original, not the Quick stuff.... It's clamped together.
The 1 1/4" square tubular stock was flawlessly flat. Two layers stacked upon themselves should be an ideal split fence, About 2!1/4'"
Yes, just it's just some square stock, but being anodized, and carefully adhering two pieces of it together on the same plane (flat) will make a great split fence. It will be about n
My thinking and designing process is slower than Karo Syrup in Montana in February.
Now that the table is nearing completion, l bought a 30 inch length of 3" X 3" X 3/32" angle aluminum for my router fence.
OK, that $12 purchase was a lot less than some fancy extruded name brand. It's a fence.
I of course want a split fence.
So my new purchase is two sections of anodized aluminum.
It's hardening right now.
It's two layers of 1 1/4" anodised aluminum square stock. I stuck them together one above the other with GB Weld Original, not the Quick stuff.... It's clamped together.
The 1 1/4" square tubular stock was flawlessly flat. Two layers stacked upon themselves should be an ideal split fence, About 2!1/4'"
Yes, just it's just some square stock, but being anodized, and carefully adhering two pieces of it together on the same plane (flat) will make a great split fence. It will be about n
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