Have you ever needed a more extended, perhaps a sacrificial rip fence on your table saw? Then you should read ahead.
This is exactly what I needed to perform some tasks that required a longer rip fence than my table saw provided. While the current fence I have is pretty versatile for a stock contractor rip fence it lacks both in length past the table top and the ability to really clap good sacrificial or tall fence additions on.
So, this is where I decided to create a quick basic fence that allows me to clamp on additional height past my working area easily – since my working area not only is for the saw on the table saw but also for the router that is mounted on a table saw extension.
I made mine out of some scrap 3/4 MDF and some scrap Popular boards I had lying around after a previous project. The fence is 4 feet long and a few inches taller than my table saw’s stock fence.
In this video, I show the process I went about making the rip fence which I later use in my massive kitchen cabinet building project. I hope you find this video helpful.
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