This is a Game Changer – Making the Table Saw Fence YOU Asked For
This is a Game Changer – Making the Table Saw Fence YOU Asked For
My 9 Project Plan Bundle (Includes this Project): https://ibuildit.ca/blog/the-9-plan-bundle/
While there’s nothing wrong with my older fence design, I thought that this one would be an interesting challenge – to make a self-squaring fence that locks on the back as well as the front. I’ve had a number of people who have asked if this could be done and I figured now is as good a time as any to answer that!
Yes, it can! And it works beautifully.
See the build article for this project for more details: https://ibuildit.ca/projects/locking-table-saw-fence/
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Doch nicht nur während des Kriegs in der Ukraine, auch im Umgang mit China scheint sich die Ampel in vielen Punkten uneins: Vor zwei Wochen machte sich Scholz nach Peking auf. Und bekam prompt – kurz vor seiner Reise – eine Forderung der Außenministerin vorgesetzt: Die deutsche Haltung müsse bei den Treffen deutlich werden, sagte sie, beispielsweise in Fragen der Menschenrechte. „Zankereien innerhalb der Regierung“, die „zum außenpolitischen Fremdschämen“ seien, stichelte Unions-Fraktionsvize Johann Wadephul im Bundestag.
Die Union vermisse eine klare, einheitliche China-Politik – und tatsächlich scheint man sich in der Ampel in vielen Fragen nicht ganz grün zu sein. Scholz drückte den Cosco-Deal im Hamburger Hafen durch, die chinesische Staatsreederei, die dort nun einsteigen darf – und das gegen den Willen von Grünen und FDP.
THAT IS A NICE FENCE, BUT i WILL KEEP MY BEISMEYER!
John, I like to challenge my own knowledge and problem solving thinking to build things, also because I’m still a rookie in this area, but I’ll buy your bundle because I love your channel and you deserve all my apreciation and recognaicence.
Amazing 👍
🥱🥱🥱
Cool build!
Well done!
Great idea of back lock, very simple and clear design. Thanks a lot.
very good video one like👍 from pakistan 🇵🇰
John, love your videos. Would this fence be able to work with my little rigid job site saw?
Thanks
Just incredible.
Genius work.
Thanks again John for another brilliant design idea! Well done, Sir! Also, I notice you’re using Robertson screws – yet another proud CANADIAN invention! (P.S.: LOVE the Rush t-shirt! The greatest band on Earth – still ANOTHER source of Canadian pride!)
I missed out on the bundle plan. Oh well. (Stupid surgery, LoL!). Great build as always. I need to build a better fence for my old Craftsman contractor saw. But first I’m going to build it into a cabinet so I have a larger working surface. Before the comments start, I’ve heard and read all of the "vibration" complaints about my particular saw and I honestly don’t have that problem since I tuned up my table saw using Stumpy Nubs advice. My antique saw cuts like butter, straight as an arrow and has almost no vibration. Sadly though, with the original fence I only have a 13" max cutting width. If I want to cut wider than that I have to do it with a circular saw or eyeball it on the table saw and dangerously without a miter gauge or fence. I’m sorry, but free hand on a table saw is not appealing to me. LoL.
Not everything should be made from wood…
Bellissima!
Any chance you’ll offer "the 9 plan bundle" again?
08:52 Just the tip lol 🤣
tôi trúc bạn sức và có nhiều dự án lớn và hay nữa nhé
Here’s a video very vaguely explaining how to make this project, but, for the low low price of MONEY you can have the detailed instructions 🙄
Btw it’s all good I understand wanting to make some scratch off your ideas, I just thought this video would be all you needed to make the project. 🤷🏻♂️
Awesome project and Amazing choice of t-shirt
"Game changer" is the weakest expression in youtube videos right now. Use it to seem completely free of creativity.
Just noticed your t shirt! Now I know I’m watching the right videos!
Hi John, hope you’re well, have a good one
Love the rush shirt
Still waiting for a video that shows how to build a table saw fence without using a table saw with a fence….
your skills are very good good job
I missed the Offer but as a Subscriber, I thought I’d see this video sooner. It was listed in my Video Contents on Sept 5th, 2022.
I have to be Honest you have a great way of putting the job over easy. Very clever .Many thanks for all your years of videoing 10/10Gerald UK south wales
As usual John, wonderful, clear, simple, informative and straightforward. Excellent work, again, as usual lol, thanks mate, great work, more power to you 👍😎👀
Excellent video ! And the t-shirt RUSH 2112 i like 😉
why did you buy tools to make tools?
No. It’s not a game changer. This is very popular on German table saws since decades.
What game should this change?
Good job, good video 👍
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I didn’t ask for this.
The threaded rod doesn’t contribute at all configured in that way….
You sound a lot like ‘Chef John’ Mitzewich, pretty wild !!
What kind of materiali the table top was dome?
Dude where’s your push tool
My 9 Project Plan Bundle (Includes this Project): https://ibuildit.ca/blog/the-9-plan-bundle/
While there’s nothing wrong with my older fence design, I thought that this one would be an interesting challenge – to make a self-squaring fence that locks on the back as well as the front. I’ve had a number of people who have asked if this could be done and I figured now is as good a time as any to answer that!
Yes, it can! And it works beautifully.
See the build article for this project for more details: https://ibuildit.ca/projects/locking-table-saw-fence/
John, you mention that you made a jig to mount the rail but you did not mention in the video, or the article regarding the build nor in the plans what hgt the rail needs to be mounted at in relationship to the table saw top. Also part A (rail face that mounts to table) you not it to be 2-1/4 tall but you are mounting yours under the overhang of your table top. I figured this out only after I cut the piece per your directions. My table top is flush with the table edge.
Your craftsmanship is pretty awesome!!
Are you Chef John from Food Wishes channel? Your voice cadence is so similar. 🙂
John, your table saw is beautiful! Would this fence work with my ultra cheap second-hand table saw? My cuts are super crooked even though I’ve replaced the blade and squared it with the top. The fence visibly bends away from the blade as the material passes the blade. When I cut a board lengthwise, it usually ends up being about 1/8" wider at the front end than the back end. I’m trying to take about 1/2" off some stock that is 11" wide and finding the widths are all over the place. I don’t have the cash to buy a $aw that would be any more accurate than this so I’m looking for work-arounds.
This man has so much knowledge and skill!! He’s got a sub for life! Great work sir!
Hi John
I first would like to say that I enjoy your videos! I made the previous version. With this new fence, would I also have to make a new fence rail??
Great build John. As are all of your builds. You explain the ‘how-to’ very well and your plans (at least the ones I bought) are spot on and very handy for DIY’ers like me! Thanks mate!
Exelente gracias
My brain hurts
This was great thanks! 🙂
Could you do a video on your take of retractable casters for a workbench??