Diy Table Saw Fence Rail

Just like the table saw fence in number 4 this table saw fence is entirely made from wood.

Diy table saw fence rail.

Here s a look at how close the fit should be red arrow below. The angle part of the fence rail sticks up into the miter slots and the best way to fix that is to cut a small notch in it. We ll use the terms table saw fence and rip fence interchangeably in this article. You will only need a few simple supplies to make your table saw fence.

The entirety of the fence is almost made using only one inch plywood. Given the design of his table saw the goal was to create a fence which could be used on either side of the saw providing more flexibility than most other fences. Another interesting feature in this diy table saw fence plan is attaching a piece of hardwood over the edge on the back side of the table to prevent the possible wobbling of the fence. Often known as a rip fence a table saw fence allows you to safely and accurately cut and rip wood using your table saw.

Clamp guide rail to table. To hang the guide rail accurately in position you ll need your step down spacing set up. Check for existing holes in table saw that you can use fig 19a making a solid table saw guide rail is the first thing to consider when looking to upgrade your saw.