Router Table Fence for Table Saw 

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Jer's Woodshop Well done mate!

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Please, please don't be intimidated by others on RU-vid. Go ahead and upload what you have!! Don't underestimate yourself!

They probably work at Incra

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They probably work at Incra.

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Thanks. For the most part it doesn't need to be all that precise, since there are adjustments in two directions.

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Or at least the plans for others to build them!

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+Jer's Woodshop Your work is impeccable. Every one of your videos I watch, I think to myself he so smart and young and wonder how his craft will progress in the years to come. Now with that said what are you thinking tapping threads with a drill. Use your drill press to make sure its 90° to the work, without engaging the motor, tap your threads by hand

+Mike Cunningham Thank you Mike! As for tapping by hand with the drill press, I really plan to make a jig for doing that. If the tap is chucked directly in the drill press there is always an upward force from the spring, or downward force if I try to pull the handle. This could result in weaker threads (or broken taps). So what is needed is a sleeve that fits in the drill press chuck, and a tap holder with a stem that fits that sleeve. The tap holder would then have a T-handle so I can drive it by hand.

+Mike Cunningham As an old machine shop hand, given today's tools and skill levels of some hobbyists, the usual tapping can be time-consuming and set-up overkill, relatively speaking. True that if you are a purist a tap used like this is risky, so to is doing it by hand, which is often the case with varying results. I see no problem with using the battery-operated drill for this. The operator knows his machines. And his skill level.

Starting at around 1:10 it appears the drill is not 90 degrees while tapping.

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Amen, amen and AMEN! One of THE most brilliant young men I have seen in my 85 yrs on this earth. He is superb with unlimited and unique ideas, etc, and the execution of same. Blows my mind constantly. May Jesus continue to bless this VERY clean cut young man always. He reminds me of many young men (when it comes to "clean cut") as it was in America, back in the 40's; BEFORE they became rebellious, satan-led, Godless liberals and nothing but cesspools of dunghills; as it is mostly today. Sad indeed. So it is indeed refreshing to see that they are not all gone.

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Plural? Should you not have said "MAN"?

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Thank you!!! I really appreciate that.

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Thanks. The toggle clamps really speed up repositioning the fence faces.

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You should really consider making this fence system commercially. They rival what is currently available.

I've thought about it, but I think for now I'll just make plans for it and encourage woodworkers to make their own.

Selling plans is probably wise. The costs of selling finished products include: setting up manufacturing, marketing, sales and distribution; customer service ("it doesn't fit", "arrived bent", returns, etc.), managing employees, accounting, taxes, etc. etc.

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Jer's Woodshop What are you using for welding? The last time I welded was in high school was with gas, and that was over thirty years ago :)

A Miller 211 MIG.

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