188 – VerySuperCool Tools Tablesaw Fence
188 – VerySuperCool Tools Tablesaw Fence
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Here’s a quick look at a new fence system from VerySuperCool Tools. The primary fence body is made from an aluminum extrusion so it’s dead straight. Not only that, but the t-tracks will make jig and fixture building a snap in the future. Pretty cool stuff. Check it out.
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You could have just did the same thing to your old fence with aluminum extrusions
I designed and built something similar using 80/20 10 series extrusions except I’m also using aluminum extrusion rails and my system costs significantly less.
Man why don’t you do a TV show, either DIY or HGTV.
Just shoot shows of your normal work, or a custom item.
As always fabulous production informative without the crap that other channels add in direct no BS information from a veteran woodworker! Thank you very much I hope you’re enjoying your Christmas vacation with your wife and your children! You’re a good man
80/20 fence made from
I just discovered how un-straight, not at 90º and slightly warped my fence is. Sadly this fence wont fit my cheap saw, but I like the idea of using aluminium (English, sorry) extrusion as it is so versatile.
I put this on my rigid table saw. It was AWESOME! I then thought I was upgrading and bought a Powermatic PM2000. Compared to the VSC, it was absolute garbage. Talk about regret. I need to buy a VSC for the Powermatic.
Who else loves these videos?
Pretty pathetic fence. Just a piece of Bosch extrusion to replace the usual hardware.
Mark,
I like this idea a lot but think the prices they are asking are out of touch. $350 for a 48” fence is bordering obscene. I’d think they could do far better in profit on volume if they charged half this much …or less. There can’t be much more than $60 in parts here. Maybe a pro finish carpenter can rationalize this – I can’t, especially since I already have all the jigs I can use made for my Biesenmier style fence and they work just fine.
Love your videos! Thundercats HO!
I wish i could learn how to do this stuff
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I saw other comments about this, you got it free etc. I have watched a lot of your videos, I know if it were crap you would tell us, keep on fighting the good fight and Thank You for your wisdom.
How do you square the fence to the blade
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I crave for a workshop like you have. All the necessary machines to get the job done fast and accurate. It’s like you’re living your dream. Keep up the good work, buddy.
Awesome shop! Dude, how do afford all those high end tools? Lol like I said Awesome shop
Thiis a commercial for VSC. As a pratical matter, the vsc is not an improvement. And the vsc is more flexy, so not as stiff.
I would bet money none of that equipment has ever been turned on. Have you ever seen a dust collection system that has no dust in it?
Hey man, do you have any shows with that Powermatic Chisel mortiser? It looks like it is set up to do the lack mortises in this video.
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I’m in Jamaica 🇯🇲 and I saw the guy that made those and I made one for my self thanks to him
should i get pm 63 artisan saw or new delta 36-725t2 ?
On a sliding table saw, Prima 2500 for example, the fence slides forward and back aiding in the alignment of ripping a large sheet, don’t need much length after the blade but extending the fence in the front would be awesome.
If you are happy with your existing fence, you can buy this extrusion from 80/20 and easily bolt it to your fence for added versatility.
The tall fence addition is awesome but wish the bolts were further apart near the blade.
is also for a portable table saw?
I bought my aluminum tee nut fence in the late 90s
Nothing new there
Bought from Peach tree woodworking supply’s
I have on on my table saw and my router table ..
Best thing ever made ..
the back or rear will rise
That looks like a lot of air under the aluminium extrusion. Won’t that become an issue with thin material? Looks like anything under 1/4" might become a problem…
This video was posted prematurely. It would have been more informative if you had spent some time making the accessories or jigs that would show this fence as a beneficial upgrade for the buyer / viewer.
Good information but you ought to have a link.
Calibrated the rod style it took som doing but the alignment is spot on .
well if the plastic faces are too soft and distort, why use them? install wood instead!!!
I followed AskWoodMan’s video series to build my own VSC Fence and I LOVE IT! It is 100% accurate and very, very flexible. Amazing product.
I have an old Steel City Tools 3 HP cabinet saw w/52" rip capacity, The nylon threaded set screws on the fence for adjustment broke and I can’t find replacement parts for it. Steel City Tools was bought by a Canadian company and they don’t have the parts for the older saws anymore so I was thinking about the very super cool tools fence from your 2012 video. Do you still use the vsctools table saw fence, if not , why? Love your videos!
Demonstration … no? … okay, just thought I would suggest …
I put this on an early 50’s Craftsman table saw that was given to me. I think the capacity was 13" with the original fence. This thing made that craftsman cut dead on. I just bought a new cabinet saw (Harvey tools) and will be putting this fence on it. Always enjoy your videos.
About the dangerous kick back https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CoF8FWUNiY&list=UU8ETT0KMdHQsHWbnGskqn7Q&index=2&t=0s
That’s just Bosch extrusion bolted to a 90deg tee. All the tee bolts etc are Bosch, no invention there!
The Wood Whisker is another name for The Splinter. Same with the Wood Whisperer.
If you quality woodworking machinery buy a machine made in Italy,
No thanks. a dent or ding in the aluminum = bad. why not just buy the extrusion and attach to your fence.
Who makes that fence?
"Bieseme" apparently means "kiss me" in Spanish, and "yer" means "yesterday," according to Google translate!
Great fence indeed just wonder why that one screw is in line with the center of the blade. Maybe push it forward a bit more till it passes the blade entry/exit point
Gotta love 8020
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Love your videos but live your t shirt more! Thunder cats hi!
80/20 stock. Google it.
Its aircraft aluminum 6061 and they have all kinds of stuff for that system let alone using it as a fence. You can cut it with a none ferious 80tooth sawblade made by deilblo .
I have one on my RAS it almost never comes off.
You can build work benches, cabinets carts. Its an eractor set of parts even gulids I’m going to bet your own home made lathe for wood.
You can buy direct, or buy it from festonal or even off amazon. In 4′ pieces.
Direct 10′ sticks I think.