Micro Adjustable Table Saw Fence

Dial out your fuzz.

Micro adjustable table saw fence.

Included rare earth magnet attaches to the reversible screw and attracts the metal fence tab. A micro adjusting repositioner that will work with any biesemeyer style table saw fence. The problem when trying to adjust the table saw fence the far end of the fence swings back and forth in relation to the front locking end of the fence when the locking lever is released and you try to move the fence to a new setting while visually using the ruler tape on the front fence rail. This fence measures in at 36 inches in length and offers plenty of length for making contact.

Onboard clamp attaches to the router table and houses the finely threaded micro adjuster screw. It will allow your table saw to make rip cuts with a 26 inch capacity to the right of the blade as well as 8 inches of capacity to the left of it. However the fence on the table as good as it is doesn t have a fine adjustment feature. If these fence rails are too pricey the shop fox w1410 is an excellent cheap table saw fence rail.

Part 3 of my ultimate router table build. Verysupercool tools fence with machined extrusion and micro adjusting repositioner prototype. I ve long admired the work of pat warner a woodworker who loved tinkering with the capabilities of the router. The size of the table makes it ideal for fine work on small projects like these puzzle boxes.

The fence i made is inspired by his work. Micro adjust your router fence for superior routing accuracy. This aftermarket table saw fence is excellent for those who need to make wide rip cuts that do not require a high degree of accuracy. Cutting a precision part is quick and simple using the micro adjuster for table saw fence by custom fabricating solutions.

This added accessory allows operators to dial in their cutting coordinate allowing for precise adjustments. Ronald walters writes about his fence micro adjuster. This allows push and pull adjustment from either side of the fence. It locks perfectly into place so the rip cuts come out the same every time.

Enough with the bumping already.