Thinking of adding a new rip fence to a Craftsman table saw??

I have no idea but am very interested too. I’m in the same boat. The stock one is just a bit tedious to use.

-- Tim

I just ordered a Delta Unifence and I read on another site, from a few other woodworkers, that they did the same thing with out any problems. Other than buying some different bolts. Once I get it, I’ll let you know if it fits.

-- Fladdy

Hey Tim, I just got the fence yesterday and installed it today and did all the adjustments in about 35 minutes. The hardest part was drilling out holes in the guide rail to match up with my table saw and that took maybe 7 minutes. I had to drill out the existing holes in my table saw to match up with the new bolts from the guide rail but that didn’t take long at all either. The rest of the installation was just loosen up some nuts, slide on the fence and tighten down or adjust the fence so it was 90 degrees off the table top. It was a piece of cake and the instructions were pretty good. Now I’ll have to build something this weekend.

-- Fladdy

I have this one on my old Craftsman:

http://www.amazon.com/Vega-U26-Table-Fence-System/dp/B00002261Y/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&s=hi&qid=1287168006&sr=8-6

Love it!

-- You're a unique and special person, just like everyone else.

For those interested Tools-Plus has the Delta T2 fence for $150 and $6.50 for shipping.
http://www.tools-plus.com/delta-36-t30.html?utm_medium=feed&utm_source=channelintelligence&utm_term=DEL36-T30&srccode=cii_19535375&cpncode=25-225612

I replaced my saw fence with the incra table saw fence. This is a GREAT product and I can not say enough good about it. Installation was stright foward and it required no drilling. The saw fence is easy to set for spot on cuts time and time again. Customer service was also excellent . Before you make a descision look them up on the net
Good Luck John

-- John