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I can't take credit; saw a You tube vid. Should have made this a long time ago...works like a hot damn!
No continually moving the fence. Set it and forget it. I had the sacrificial fence already (nothing fancy), it just slides into the Tee track in the fence, tighten the three nuts and done.
The rip guard just slides up and down with the inset Tee tracks in the back, and Tee bolts and thru knobs on the back side of the sacrificial dado fence.
You simply set your rip width, retract the blade, drop the rip guard down to the surface, raise it a hair for clearance. Then raise the blade until it cuts into the underside of the rip guard. That's it.
The width of ripped material is limited by the thickness of the rip guard, so maybe 2" max?
No continually moving the fence. Set it and forget it. I had the sacrificial fence already (nothing fancy), it just slides into the Tee track in the fence, tighten the three nuts and done.
The rip guard just slides up and down with the inset Tee tracks in the back, and Tee bolts and thru knobs on the back side of the sacrificial dado fence.
You simply set your rip width, retract the blade, drop the rip guard down to the surface, raise it a hair for clearance. Then raise the blade until it cuts into the underside of the rip guard. That's it.
The width of ripped material is limited by the thickness of the rip guard, so maybe 2" max?
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