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It's time to finish the built-in router table in my new workbench! In order to do that I have to install the safety paddle switch and come up with a fence. The power switch is an absolute must with any router table and, frankly, I should have done this during the original workbench construction.
I made the choice to make my own router fence for no other reason than I wanted to challenge myself. There are lots of great fence options that could work for this table design either as-is or with a simple modification of the T-bolt locations.
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My fence design is centered around a piece of angled aluminum (3"x3"x0.188") that I cut down to 30" long. After marking out the locations of the various mounting holes, slots, and dust collection window - I get to work.
Now drilling the holes and even cutting the part to length is easy, it's routing the slots and dust collection opening that is the challenging part! I chose to use my router to accomplish this but you could also simply drill a bunch of holes and smooth out the openings with a file. It would certainly take longer but would avoid the scary router part.
Some takeaways I learned: Go slow and avoid "climb-cutting!". Since the aluminum is much harder than wood the router bit will violently kick the part during a climb cut so you want to avoid that. I also found that a conventional straight sided bit worked well. I also experimented with an up-cut spiral flute bit but it did not end up cutting well in this configuration.
Links to Build Supplies (affiliate links help sponsor the content!):
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3"x3" Angled Aluminum (3 ft long) - www.mcmaster.com/8982K128-898...
Knurled Black Knobs with threads 1/4-20 - www.mcmaster.com/6079K14/
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Colored MDF - trinityinnovations.net/produc...
Links to Tools (affiliate links help sponsor the content!):
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Woodpeckers T-Squares - bit.ly/3x7BXDF
Links to Accessories (affiliate links help sponsor the content!):
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@DerekHauser
@DerekHauser 2 года назад
Consider a chamfer on the bottom of the face/ fence so sawdust doesn't build up there and introduce error. If I've learned anything from you, it's that you like to be precise!
@TravisInCanada1
@TravisInCanada1 2 года назад
@Shop Nation I just want to mention it is nice to see someone still doing something like this that most of us would be doing. So many RU-vidrs are using milling machines or have free (expensive) CNC machines and just rip through the machining part leaving a lot of us in the dark given we don't have that kind of equipment.
@shawnmorin3848
@shawnmorin3848 2 года назад
When you mounted the safety switch on the inside and I saw the finish look I thought, “there is no way Travis is going to leave it looking like that.” And 2 seconds later you magically made a bezel! 🤣🤣🤣 I guess your audience is really starting to get to know you well and your addiction to perfection is consistent! Nice work Travis!
@WoodcraftBySuman
@WoodcraftBySuman 2 года назад
The fence came out great! For me, this is def one of those things I'd rather buy.
@sburgos9621
@sburgos9621 8 дней назад
Im a novice wood worker who just started. Just finished building my own router table taking bits and pieces of ideas from. multiple videos and so far I feel like building the fence is much easier than the table.
@murphymmc
@murphymmc 2 года назад
Like the recessed switch, a detail that is not only aesthetically nice but removes the inadvertent bump from excessive "stick-out". Fence build is well done, though with all the safety emphasis, you really don't want to inhale aluminum particulate. Some good tips in the previous comments by viewers.
@MMMS75
@MMMS75 3 месяца назад
Dig the vacuum connection to the base. That’s really cool. Also assume the comment at the end about build vs buy something I assume you just said because of all the haters out there. People need to level set a bit. If you do woodworking as a hobby, it’s not cheap, you do it because you enjoy it. Only if this is your profession then I understand penny pinching. Sweet fence and project dude!
@DavidVossberg
@DavidVossberg 2 года назад
That is awesome!! The whole cabinet is brilliant especially the dust collection! Hats off to you man!
@pwisc2115
@pwisc2115 2 года назад
Beautiful design simplicity and elegance in one piece. The contrast with the aluminum, black T-track, blue and black plywood man is 👏🏼👏🏼
@christophermacier
@christophermacier 2 года назад
I just bought your plans over the weekend for the Shmedium workbench. Great set of plans! I am going to use it as an outfeed/router/assembly table.
@lucianprescott8357
@lucianprescott8357 2 года назад
You continue to amaze me with every video. I especially enjoy the incorporation of various materials, wood, aluminum, steel, brass…etc.
@gregdavis5498
@gregdavis5498 2 года назад
Great project Travis. Always a pleasure watching your videos and learning for my own projects.
@dilligafmofo5921
@dilligafmofo5921 2 года назад
Use a 50/50 mix of water and methylated spirits when routing aluminium. A light misting from a spray bottle should suffice. It makes a huge difference to bit life and surface finish.
@jeanchapman1301
@jeanchapman1301 2 года назад
For those in the US, it’s called denatured alcohol.
@ADBBuild
@ADBBuild 2 года назад
WD-40 is also great for aluminum cutting as well. Alcohol can be a fire hazard.
@theonlymudgel
@theonlymudgel 2 года назад
@@ADBBuild You know WD-40 is highly flammable.
@carterscustomrods
@carterscustomrods 2 года назад
I use aluminum tap magic. I love the smell, and it keeps chips from going everywhere.
@carterscustomrods
@carterscustomrods 2 года назад
Did you route that dry??? Eek. And aluminum on a miter saw is the worst... I'll never do plate aluminum on my miter again. I had to strip my saw down to get all the savings out. I had aluminum shavings showing up for months.
@TheWeekendWoodshop
@TheWeekendWoodshop 2 года назад
Great video! You have truly inspired me to try to get my shop in better order. I am incorporating some of your ideas in my own custom shop builds so thank you for the inspiration.
@davegilmore2564
@davegilmore2564 2 года назад
Travis, that two-fence trick to mill out those slots was AWESOME! REALLY creative solution
@jimwiskus8862
@jimwiskus8862 2 года назад
As I’ve always said you are a woodworking machinist genius! Well done!!!
@markkielman4777
@markkielman4777 Год назад
I have been wanting to make a router fence and this is perfect. It has the best of all worlds: strong, straight, durable and adaptable. Thanks so much for sharing! I am ordering parts right now lol
@SoHighIFly
@SoHighIFly 2 года назад
One of the nicest work benches ive seen. Great work
@ADBBuild
@ADBBuild 2 года назад
I custom made an intake for my car once. The intake plate with 4 holes needed a radius on the entry to the holes. I used a 3/8" corner-rounding bit in a router and it worked great!
@emcfarlane86
@emcfarlane86 2 года назад
Awesome build a video Travis. Your content keeps getting better and better.
@nielsentrainingandconsulti339
@nielsentrainingandconsulti339 2 года назад
Nice additions to the bench! Great to have more content! I love this stuff.
@dbmacdesigns
@dbmacdesigns 2 года назад
Like the video content. I set my router up and have been waiting on the t-track for a good design for a fence. I really liked this set up.
@rongiesbrecht5728
@rongiesbrecht5728 Год назад
Looks like a pro-level job and just the kind of thing I was looking for.
@barryroberts6470
@barryroberts6470 2 года назад
Brilliant i love the new Router Fence. You are like the 'Inspector Gadget' of Woodworking. Stay Safe, Barry (ENG)
@leonardgrosso2615
@leonardgrosso2615 2 года назад
As a carpenter and hobbyist thank you for putting yourself out there!! Everyone can learn from others and the use what works best for you! There are always naysayers that thing their way is the only way! You know what I say to them!!!! Thank you again Len G
@MrGeroth
@MrGeroth 2 года назад
Awesome build. Keep’em coming. Thanks for sharing.
@chrisnocker3437
@chrisnocker3437 2 года назад
That dust collection does look amazing!
@aaronnelson4065
@aaronnelson4065 2 года назад
Very nice! I think I want to put my router into my table saw table to save space. I like your fence and vacuum system.
@guybowers9094
@guybowers9094 2 года назад
That whole table is well done and a great job on that fence
@charlesheon7238
@charlesheon7238 2 года назад
Your channel should have at least a million suscribers ! Great stuff !
@GarlandLym
@GarlandLym 2 года назад
awesome build. one thing I thought might have been easier is on the router MDF backer. Drill a start hole through back side (aluminum side), then use a router with bearing to just quickly flush trim with a router for a absolute clean edge
@tnrshopfitters6406
@tnrshopfitters6406 2 года назад
Tops bro great job I waited so long for a new video, but it was worth it
@dancurtis1307
@dancurtis1307 2 года назад
That is one of the best benches ever.... thanks for sharing
@ramonocasio9573
@ramonocasio9573 2 года назад
That came out AWESOME.
@billybike57
@billybike57 2 года назад
You blow my mind every time I watch you build. 🤯 lol Awesome work!
@espressomatic
@espressomatic 11 месяцев назад
In 2023 it's considerably cheaper to buy a more equipped fence. Taytools, 32" $110. If you only want 24" it's only $88. Comes with all needed hardware plus feather board, stop block and offset inserts. Aluminum extrusion, anodized so it won't oxidize, multiple T-slots, large fixture knobs, etc.
@sburgos9621
@sburgos9621 8 дней назад
Im building a router fence right now from scrap wood. Much cheaper than $88.
@crankstonshnord6591
@crankstonshnord6591 2 года назад
Seen some of our Euro friends build workbench tops out of that colored MDF and it always looks sick. Hopeful that the material becomes more readily available in the US eventually.
@chrirule
@chrirule 2 года назад
As always, top notch! Great video!
@christopherbowersdresser4188
@christopherbowersdresser4188 Месяц назад
noticed you dont have dust collection on that dewalt miter saw lol. i bought yours and it works like a champ. has me chasing the dust demons out of the rest of my equipment. currently building a router fence, waiting on the printer to finish some parts and amazon to get here with the rest. but now seeing you use aluminum angle i may have to rethink my design, thats clean A/F. well done sir
@carlosargueta3005
@carlosargueta3005 Год назад
Awesome work. I’m building this bench for sure.
@doverintheyarddiy841
@doverintheyarddiy841 2 года назад
Love the build man!
@raydriver7300
@raydriver7300 2 года назад
If I didn’t know better, I would think you don’t do any work in your shop. Now I’ve worked it out - dust is frightened to accumulate. Great video and thank you for sharing 🌞
@pauldargue
@pauldargue 2 года назад
Very talanted young carpenter I love your work
@adambrink4475
@adambrink4475 2 года назад
Love it! Think I will make mine full size for larger pieces
@austinfusilier5114
@austinfusilier5114 2 года назад
Love the video! Great work. I'm planning on doing the same thing on my workbench as well. But I'm playing around with the idea of inlaying a tape measure alongside each t track for quick and easy setup.
@bpmunroe
@bpmunroe 2 года назад
I’m not sure how useful a tape measure would be on a router fence, as your 0’-0” would change depending on bit diameter. Plus how often would you actually use it to make it worth the effort?
@withJordanFrank
@withJordanFrank 2 года назад
Hot fence coming through! Looks great, and your dust collection is really kicking ass. I was going to mention also putting a tiny chamfer on the bottom, but some kindly dentists already beat me to it.
@woodworksbygrampies1284
@woodworksbygrampies1284 2 года назад
This video is awesome! I appreciate how you challenge yourself to create then build. As you said, maybe you did not save 💲, I would guess that the experience of the build is well worth it I'm sure. It may sound silly but by watching your videos, you inspire me to take on projects that may also be outside the "comfort zone" and I appreciate that. Take care and have a good one :D 🖐
@davidbryant7773
@davidbryant7773 2 года назад
Nice job! The next time you machine some aluminum I'd adjust the bit to be as high as possible. That way there is less distance between the collet and the material being cut which will cut down on deflection and vibration. And for the fence hold-down knobs I'm a big fan of the "Rockler Easy-to-Grip 5-Star Tall Fence Knobs". They are easier to grip as you reach over the top of the fence, and come in two different thread sizes.
@toomars1301
@toomars1301 2 года назад
Excellent! Thanks for posting!
@jimfeaster4837
@jimfeaster4837 2 года назад
Great detail really enjoyed
@shinobitree5711
@shinobitree5711 2 года назад
It looks awesome!
@phillipstanfill5392
@phillipstanfill5392 2 года назад
Every video I watch of yours is great but also makes me realize I am far from shop greatness. Keep up the great work.
@IRON-V
@IRON-V 2 года назад
Really solid thinking at 7:35 -- I would've finished that cut with the router, and it would have cost me a ton of time and it would have been annoying as all heck. Great jorb!
@jamesreagan3204
@jamesreagan3204 2 года назад
Really like the build!
@carterscustomrods
@carterscustomrods 2 года назад
I just machined my own router insert plate with ¼" aluminum plate. I needed it larger plate than anyone sold. So, i did it with a router... freehand... and I only have 1 functioning arm/leg. Yeeeesh. Wasn't too bad until I got to the insert rings. What a nightmare.
@Kami8705
@Kami8705 2 года назад
A jigsaw works pretty well on aluminum for cutting out the slots, if you're careful. Any reason not to use hdpe or a similar low friction plastic on the fence? It would probably last longer too
@feldmanjared
@feldmanjared 2 года назад
My god, you are so talented.
@mikewebster9500
@mikewebster9500 2 года назад
I definitely need to get closer to shop greatness
@karenmitchell6814
@karenmitchell6814 2 года назад
Blue marker ; nice tip. I use blue tape, but I think the sharpie is quicker and probably less $$$.
@auroratech97002
@auroratech97002 2 года назад
I think we have been missing your 3D printing adventures!!!
@bryanslittlegarage5724
@bryanslittlegarage5724 2 года назад
Good job looks good
@amynoble3269
@amynoble3269 2 года назад
Awesome job!! I love you videos, they are very inspirational to go out and get things done. Can you please link the deburr and countersink bits you used?
@auroratech97002
@auroratech97002 2 года назад
Carburetor Cleaner or Brake Cleaner works great to clean aluminum after bluing or using a sharpie. Allows you to keep the original surface rather than sanding it off and marking up the material.
@ShopNation
@ShopNation 2 года назад
Great tip!
@bobo5084
@bobo5084 2 года назад
You gonna put a bevel on the sacrificial fence opening to allow for a smoother transition between faces?
@davidmonroe3803
@davidmonroe3803 2 года назад
dude great design, way to push and challenge yourself
@glennsmith2762
@glennsmith2762 2 года назад
Hey Travis, great video! I wouldn't tackle milling aluminum the way you did, but congrats on taking it on. I enjoy how you never preach to your viewers on what "has" to be done, I appreciate that very much. You always present what is best for you. Question for you: what type of 3d printer are you using resin or filament? Keep the videos coming... Glenn
@ShopNation
@ShopNation 2 года назад
Just your standard filament extrusion printer, a Prusa i3 mk3S
@natesroomrule
@natesroomrule 2 года назад
nice video glad i watched it!
@Hoovie59
@Hoovie59 2 года назад
Nice frence!
@ShopNation
@ShopNation 2 года назад
haha
@mensnightout08
@mensnightout08 2 года назад
You add a lot of really cool 3D printed parts to many of your builds. I would suggest a video that talks about how you design and the print some of those parts with some tim elapse shots of the actual printing. I feel like you did a video about 3D printers in the past, but if not, maybe include how and why you selected the model you did. Something similar to the track saw video from a few months ago.
@ShopNation
@ShopNation 2 года назад
Great idea
@markw999
@markw999 Год назад
Thanks for doing this. Gotta say though, you can get a pretty spiffy router fence for $100.
@brentprosser7293
@brentprosser7293 2 года назад
If you want to lengthen the life of the MDF, I recently tried a new mix that has helped my MFT tops withstand some beating. I do a 50/50 mix of wipe on poly and mineral spirits. I end up doing 6-10 coats until I get the consistency I want (can vary from MDF to MDF). Sand the MDF to 120 first. 1st coat and second coat are just heavy wipes and then let dry for an hour each. Then its a coat and sand with 220 in between. Not to heavy. It doesn't take long and when it feels like its the hardness you want, simply coat with some paste wax. Its like the hood of the General Lee (don't get to make a Dukes of Hazard reference every day!). Stuff glides across the surface (good for router fence) and it won't dent and damage near as easily. On my Mega MFT, I ended up putting 12 coats on it. Not because it needed it, but I simply enjoyed applying it over and over and watching it darken. It would probably make that colored MDF looked amazing!
@allent555
@allent555 2 года назад
Have you ever done that mix with a black dye? I want to get some colored MDF… however gold metal may be cheaper here in the USA
@brentprosser7293
@brentprosser7293 2 года назад
@@allent555 I haven't, but I would assume it would look pretty good with the dark colors. I don't think it would work good with lighter colors. By itself, it ends up looking like a walnut color or maybe a little lighter. All of my cabinetry and tool stands are painted festool gray, with teh festool dark blue accents, and the small parts (like handles or stop block knobs) are festool green. I went to a friend's shop and tried his festool stuff and immediately became much poorer. LOL. But any exposed wood in the shop is walnut and the MDF kind of matches after enough coats.
@allent555
@allent555 2 года назад
@@brentprosser7293 Cool thanks for the feedback. And Festool’s tools are very nice. The track saw changed my Life !!! LOL
@brentprosser7293
@brentprosser7293 2 года назад
@@allent555 Thats how they get you! Lol. Then its the sanders.....then the routers....and then you're painting the furniture in your shop the festool colors. But I don't have a problem. I can quit whenever I want to! Lol
@dberry99
@dberry99 Год назад
Just something to consider based on experience. I would have used different cabinet pulls that are less likely to catch on clothes, cords etc. I have similar ones on my kitchen cabinets because they look really nice, but when it comes time to refinish them, I'm going to go with something more safe/practical. Otherwise, nice job!
@arnettejohnson4426
@arnettejohnson4426 2 года назад
Inventive and creative. You said you'd link tools, materials and "everything" below. I really would like those sources, please.
@pricecream1
@pricecream1 2 года назад
When cutting metal you want to make sure you have a saw blade with smaller gaps between teeth. not expensive to get and will give a much better cut and finish when cutting metal. Also with the router a 3 flute bit would be ideal for aluminum.
@robertlivingstone5759
@robertlivingstone5759 2 года назад
Great video
@charliebusby661
@charliebusby661 Год назад
great video just cut out my own and have a question on how you attached the dust port
@DanDease
@DanDease 2 года назад
Amazing
@dwayneford1990
@dwayneford1990 Год назад
Thanks for this video. I'm a huge fan of aluminum AND that colored MDF. It's more dense and easier to work with than the regular MDF we can get here in the USA. Couple of questions if you don't mind: Is one side of your fence adjustable (in and out) so you can use it as a jointer? If not, have you thought about how to achieve that? Maybe using shims? Cheers. Love all your videos.
@JamesLee-sw6ss
@JamesLee-sw6ss 2 года назад
Hey dude. A little 3/4HP router will cut aluminum just fine, just turn the speed down a little bit to the mid range and use the right kinds of milling bits. Use lots and lots of WD-40 as a coolant if you're doing a lot of work but otherwise it's just fine.
@reaper060670
@reaper060670 Год назад
Duder that is one helluva router fence.. I'm thinking about making by own but I'm not adept enough yet with the router to do what u did there.. It's a fine job u made of it all the same so I salute u Sir.. Ur video was a little quick and it would've been nicer to see it in normal time but I get why u can't do that.. Shame really bcos It would be very helpful to know other ways we could make it without using the router.. The coloured MDF board looks cool as fook bro.. That is sick looking to be fair.. I was looking at buying a whole Router table from TREND and it costs 350 Euros here in Ireland.. That doesn't even come with the bloody router.. A fence is about 200 Euros and then some as well.. I have to say that BENCH u cuilt is beautiful but I love the whole colour scheme u chose for ur shop bro.. Those cabinets are wicked too man.. What is that colour u used to spray the cabinets with?? I won't be spraying myself atm so I think I'll just leave that part for now and take the doors off when I have the time next summer when the weather gets nice again. I'm about to begin building out my 16X12 workshop. It's basically a one car garage bro..LMAO. It's small but for me it's perfect right now.. I will make some videos of my time during the build and put them up on here once I'm done.. My 1st job is getting a skip or 2 to clear years of crap built up in there.. Then I have to rebuild the doors, the frames for the doors and the back door. Where I live isn't a very mice area so I have to make sure security is of paramount importance to begin with. Once I get that part sorted then I will begin building my Mitre, Mortiser and Bench Drilling station on one side.. I've been working hard to get towards this bro. I can't wait to get started this weekend.. It's been a while coming so I'm going to go hell for leather once I begin the journey to my very own workshop.. Thanks for the inspiration bro.. Keep safe and well man..
@TheHobbyShop1
@TheHobbyShop1 2 года назад
Very nice!!!👍🏼
@jimfeaster4837
@jimfeaster4837 2 года назад
Great video...
@mikepalacios5414
@mikepalacios5414 Год назад
Love the Fence. Do you have plans for the Fence Build?
@tone7021
@tone7021 2 года назад
Prosciutto shop greatness.
@statesidechippie
@statesidechippie 2 года назад
D&M Lumber in NYC are one of two US suppliers I believe. The other being in CA. It’s about $150 (As of 18 months ago) a sheet. D&M also have a freight charge of ~$400. Maybe we should have a group order?
@andrewbrown8148
@andrewbrown8148 2 года назад
Great video, Travis~! You have a nice design and did a great job on it~! I didn't see if someone else asked below nor did I see a mention of it from you, but did you use a standard blade in your bandsaw when cutting the aluminum? I'd love to try this myself. Thanks for the video~!
@jamesbarisitz4794
@jamesbarisitz4794 Год назад
The only improvement I'd suggest would be a strip of melamine contact cemented to the face of the blue fence. 👍 😃
@rpmillerthree
@rpmillerthree 2 года назад
Great Job on everything you do! I have been watching you since you first started, unfortunately I never got into building anything you did. Other projects got in the way. I am looking to buy a 18v cordless sander. I see there are 5" and 6-1/2". What size do you use and why is it better than the other size you don't have/use?
@xXtheyeti1Xx
@xXtheyeti1Xx 2 года назад
Love it
@brianwhitlow2985
@brianwhitlow2985 2 года назад
I really like how you did the switch. Will you be adding the Trim piece to your store for purchase?
@gregmize01
@gregmize01 Год назад
Nice!👍
@ChrisHornberger
@ChrisHornberger Год назад
Did you verify the fence is 90* perpendicular to the table? I love the idea of fully building one yourself.
@amantegamboa4213
@amantegamboa4213 2 года назад
Very nice friend
@meatslayer5301
@meatslayer5301 2 года назад
If you’re not sure about routing the aluminum, you can also just drill a bunch of holes and file away the excess.
@ShopNation
@ShopNation 2 года назад
Yes exactly!
@ryangranado
@ryangranado 2 года назад
Sawwwwwweeet. Glad to see you tackling harder stuff bro. I’m a pro cabinet builder that went back into the oilfield a few years ago for wife and kid reasons. But it’s good to see you doing all of this. I never comment on YT so there’s that too. I did end up getting a gorgeous CNC. Thanks COVID for happening that year (sarcasm). But I saw your vids on ULTIMATE WORK / SHOP / BENCH!!! really like the way you work. Bought a lot of tools you suggested like the grayco sprayer. Changed my life. Good on you for keeping up the vids/edits/building. I’m buying a hat too. -WoodworX-
@sburgos9621
@sburgos9621 8 дней назад
Im finishing up my first router bench build from multiple videos on RU-vid. I am done with the bench and working on the fence. Just wondering how do yo keep the fence perfectly at 90 degrees because mine has a slight wobble when you move it across the T-track slots.
@CornerCreekWoodworking
@CornerCreekWoodworking 2 года назад
Can you add the bezel to your Etsy shop? I bought the same switch last week and need it for a project I'm working on.
@user-dm8be1is4g
@user-dm8be1is4g 2 месяца назад
I'm not so sure if the process you used to fit the power switch was"diled in" rather onr might call it " hacking a hole" until it fit.
@collinsstudios7098
@collinsstudios7098 2 года назад
I’ve been meaning to ask for a long time… Where do you get the music for these videos?!?’ It’s always FIRE!
@ShopNation
@ShopNation 2 года назад
Epidemic Sound
@philippeterson9512
@philippeterson9512 3 месяца назад
In the video he talked about deburring the holes in aluminum and then counter sinking. Wouldn’t counter sinking deburr the hole right off the bat?
@alecnettleton3317
@alecnettleton3317 2 года назад
What fitting are you using to connect the 2.5in hose to the dust port? I need something similar for my fence that is somewhat quick-connect. Thanks!
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