188 - VerySuperCool Tools Tablesaw Fence 

Hi Marc, what have you done with the fence over the past 6 years? Thank you : )

Where in the world did you get the idea that WMH Tool Group built Marc's shop? Do you think that Marc has enough subscribers for a company to invest $75K plus on his shop, plus equipment? It doesn't work that way. He built the shop with his own money like the rest of us. Maybe he should spray paint the tools white and black out the labels. The fact that he uses any particular manufacturer's tools has no bearing on the content of his builds. He could do the same thing with Festool, Sawstop, Laguna, Felder, Minimax, Martin, or Altendorf. It doesn't matter. The tool is a means to an end. He is a personable guy who over the last 6-7 years has built a loyal following long before any sponsors came on to the scene. Is Norm Abrams a hack as well since WMH sponsors him too? We watch what he does, not what he does it with.

Jåsøn ß your comment is just stupid.

It's incredibly naive to think he isn't sponsored and paid to do this. Good on him though, he's worked hard to get to this point.

+Jåsøn ß and it's incredibly presumptuous for you to think my sponsors paid for my shop. Nicole and I took out a loan in order to afford to build the shop.

...if they haven't paid for it, then they should have.

On the Very Super Cool Tools site he actually has a full set of links to youtube videos and instructions on how to make your own from some raw metal. No welding needed, but some drilling, and he goes into way way more detail than really needed.

Thanks George!

Got to love the Thundercats...

I just bought the Vega after reading the Biesemeyer reviews on Amazon. It sounds like Delta has really screwed it up since buying them. The Vega was easy to install on my old direct drive 12" Craftsman, and so far I am happy with it. I didn't go with the VSCT because I have way too much to try to get done already without also having to make a set of guide rails too.

I haven't seen it in use in recent videos.

He's still using it: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fbFQq1pExf4.html

There are a few components to building a table saw. One plan I found which succeeds in merging these is the Wilfs wood blueprint (check it out on google) without a doubt the best guide that I've seen. Check out all the super info .

Jessem clear cut table saw guids for sheet stock.

You have moved a few times and your shop gear also has been evolving. I have an old 1. HP Craftsman saw and was curious does it makes sense to invest in upgrades on old saws or get a newer saw then get the upgrades?

He doesn't use the incra tsls anymore, he responded to a later comment with a link to his blog review. Basically, it just wasn't for him.

Anas Suhaimi probably the price

man that's deep pockets

Not really, it's so worth the money.

Brian Rodriguez I'm an Incra user too and have been for about 7 years now. The cuts are very accurate but I'm not sure it's any more accurate than a Beisemeyer. I've also noticed that over the years there's been some play introduced into the lead screw when locked down and it's not as great as it was brand new. There's a good amount of shimmy when the arm is out a few inches from extreme and I HAVE to lock the fence down to the rail track now to keep it from moving. Beisemeyer fences lock down by default in the same manner I'm having to "double" with the Incra so I'm not completely sure I'd get another one, but it's okay as long as I have it I guess. The micro-adjust sounded super cool but to be honest the only time I've ever used it was when I was calibrating the fence for initial use. The reason I haven't swapped it out is because I've got an on-table routing extension that uses the rails, and also the WonderFence piece keeps me from needing a standalone router table. I actually did have a standalone router table with that system as well but sold it because there was too much space in the shop I wasn't using for that. The half nut that engages the acme screw used to be much tighter and I never had to do that. It's typical for a half nut to become worn but I didn't expect that in 7 years, especially since it took 30 to wear one out on a screw cutting lathe :-P I can only assume that's because they may have used a substandard softer metal for the half nut and what used to be a rock solid system has become someone flimsy and to recover that I'd have to buy another positioner. I'm not terribly interested in that.

How much did this fence cost?

davetileguy Do you mean too clean?

+JoshL an updated version, yes

Look again it's not over the jet machine. I thought the same.🤣😂 I think it's the take saw dust collector that goes over the blade.

biesenmier fence