Fletis Humplebacker wrote:
> Anyone have a suggestion for a good router fence that can
> do quick accurate fence adjustments on both halves? Or
> plans to make one? I looked at a few online but haven't seen
> a good source for comparison. I'm using shims now but it's
> not the fastest most flexible method around.
http://patwarner.com/routerfence.html
RayV wrote:
> Fletis Humplebacker wrote:
>> Anyone have a suggestion for a good router fence that can
>> do quick accurate fence adjustments on both halves? Or
>> plans to make one? I looked at a few online but haven't seen
>> a good source for comparison. I'm using shims now but it's
>> not the fastest most flexible method around.
>
> http://patwarner.com/routerfence.html
Do you have any experience with it?
Fletis Humplebacker wrote:
>
> Anyone have a suggestion for a good router fence that can
> do quick accurate fence adjustments on both halves? Or
> plans to make one? I looked at a few online but haven't seen
> a good source for comparison. I'm using shims now but it's
> not the fastest most flexible method around.
JoinTech's Cabinet Maker System!
http://www.jointech.com/woodworking1.htm
Split fence, independently adjustable
Easily replacable zero clearance inserts - and you can usually
get two profiles per insert by flipping it over. Significantly
reduces or eliminates a part being pulled behind the fence
face and as well as split out.
Fence has dust collector port on one end
Fence has grooves on top for hold downs, measuring tapes etc.
Fence positioning system has three modes
- unlocked and quickly moveable by hand
- semi-locked where fence can be moved back in forth in thousands
click increments
- fully locked - ridgid - NO movement
Fence positioning system has T-grooves in it's top for measuring
tape AND spacing templates for finger joints and through as well
as half blind dovetails. A cross hair - inscribed in both the top
as well as the bottom of lexan to eliminate parallax problems
when setting the fence position.
You can evolve a router table fence to meet a specific current
need - or - you can start with this and grow into it, finding new
uses as you design and build projects.
I picked one up at a woodworking show in 2000 and it's been
getting a work out since then. JoinTech is in San Antonio and
good folks to do business with - always helpfula and friendly.
charlie b
charlie b wrote:
> Fletis Humplebacker wrote:
>>
>> Anyone have a suggestion for a good router fence that can
>> do quick accurate fence adjustments on both halves? Or
>> plans to make one? I looked at a few online but haven't seen
>> a good source for comparison. I'm using shims now but it's
>> not the fastest most flexible method around.
>
>
> JoinTech's Cabinet Maker System!
>
> http://www.jointech.com/woodworking1.htm
>
> Split fence, independently adjustable
>
> Easily replacable zero clearance inserts - and you can usually
> get two profiles per insert by flipping it over. Significantly
> reduces or eliminates a part being pulled behind the fence
> face and as well as split out.
>
> Fence has dust collector port on one end
>
> Fence has grooves on top for hold downs, measuring tapes etc.
>
> Fence positioning system has three modes
> - unlocked and quickly moveable by hand
> - semi-locked where fence can be moved back in forth in thousands
> click increments
> - fully locked - ridgid - NO movement
>
> Fence positioning system has T-grooves in it's top for measuring
> tape AND spacing templates for finger joints and through as well
> as half blind dovetails. A cross hair - inscribed in both the top
> as well as the bottom of lexan to eliminate parallax problems
> when setting the fence position.
>
> You can evolve a router table fence to meet a specific current
> need - or - you can start with this and grow into it, finding new
> uses as you design and build projects.
>
> I picked one up at a woodworking show in 2000 and it's been
> getting a work out since then. JoinTech is in San Antonio and
> good folks to do business with - always helpfula and friendly.
>
> charlie b
I like that one! Looks like what I was looking for without
knowing exactly what I was looking for. Just ordered the
1232 cabinet maker's system. Thanks much.
I've never used the Pat Warner fence but have used other products by him. I
would have to agree. If I were in the market for a fence of this type, I
wouldn't hesitate. Good guy to deal with and his work is top of the line.
"Edwin Pawlowski" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>
> If Pat says it is good, it is good.
>
>
"Fletis Humplebacker" <nope> wrote in message
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> RayV wrote:
>> Fletis Humplebacker wrote:
>>> Anyone have a suggestion for a good router fence that can
>>> do quick accurate fence adjustments on both halves? Or
>>> plans to make one? I looked at a few online but haven't seen
>>> a good source for comparison. I'm using shims now but it's
>>> not the fastest most flexible method around.
>>
>> http://patwarner.com/routerfence.html
>
>
> Do you have any experience with it?
If Pat says it is good, it is good.