Hi Wouter
Welcome
The more versatility you build in now the better in the future.
I like & use the Split sliding fence with inserts.
http://www.routerforums.com/87230-post14.html
http://www.routerforums.com/87231-post15.html

 

Welcome to the forums Wouter. Glad to have another member from across the big pond.

 

Greetings and welcome Wouter, good to have you here. I am very new here myself, but the more versatile the table the better. I have the split fence on mine. I like being able to close the gap on the "black hole" where if one is not careful ever thing would get sucked into.

 

Welcome, Wouter. Where in Holland do you reside? I've visited there several times, and Holland quickly became my favorite European country.

I, too, prefer a split fence, with both sides being adjustable for maximum versatility. You might also give some thought to the height of the fence, and the placement of the fence T-track for featherboards, stop blocks, and such. Lower fences are fine for smaller pieces, but that also puts the T-track too close to the table surface for some types of usage.

 

Thanks guys for the advices. I think I'll go for the movable fences towards the center (left-right orientation). Height of the fences about 15-20cm (about 3-4inches).
To start, I don't going to move one of them back and forth for true-ing edges of boards. That's something I could add in the future when needed.

For Ralph: I live in the south of Holland, on one of the peninsula's of Zeeland (that's near Belgium border)
I became more than just interested in woodworking since I've bought a special edition of Wood Magazine when I was over in Chicago for work, about a year ago. You can't get anything like that over here.

 

Welcome to the forum router. I like a split fence and have one with spring-loaded faces that take insert shims between the fence and face. It's great for edge jointing.