| Project by Boneski | posted 1227 days ago | 1815 views | 2 times favorited | 5 comments |  |
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Quick little project before packing up the workshop for a few weeks.
I made and installed a few adjustable fence skins because I was sick of clamping wood on there when I needed a zero clearance setup.
I’ve had a few recent mishaps that would not have happened with this setup, not sure why I didn’t do this earlier!
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steliart
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#1 posted 1226 days ago
cool upgrade
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Bricofleur
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#2 posted 1226 days ago
Great. I like the fact your fence is longer than the table top. You’ll be able to add stops further away from the table edges. Besides that, longer workpieces will have sufficient support.
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#3 posted 1226 days ago
Any more pics of your table ? It looks massive ! What brand is it ?
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Boneski
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#4 posted 1226 days ago
Hey Dusty.
More pics here . A bunch of other places sell the same thing with their own brand on it here in Australia. It’s made in china.
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#5 posted 1226 days ago
Thank you for the info…Looks like a great table that will last a lifetime !
I actually have some older Carba-Tec router bits that are still holding their edges after numerous years : )
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