The single GREATEST upgrade I ever made to my table saw

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[glencrandall]

This is just about the best table saw fence accessory I have ever seen. This video was published 3 years ago but I just found it today. Where have you been hiding??? Thank you for sharing. Have a great 2024 and stay safe.🙂🙂

[wilcraig]

I have been doing some home renovations over the past couple of years. It is taking a fair amount of time, as I am a sole Mum juggling the school thing, working, and budget constraints. I am loving the process, and am kicking crazy wonderful goals. Every room/project completed is one that I am super proud of, and my girls skite about me now. I have just bought myself a decent table saw, sliding mitre saw and basic router and have been surfing youtube videos for how to set myself up more practically before I go any further in my home. I am SO stoked to have found you, as everything you are saying is exactly what I am chasing. Love this upgrade, and looking forward to checking out your other videos as I work out exactly how I am going to set things up. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and tips!

[heesanoice]

This is great example of thinking outside of the box and fine craftsmanship. Why in the hell would anyone give it a thumbs down ?? That makes no sense.

[thejackal]

Just found this channel and I know this video is almost a year old but I just had to say, this has got to be one of the most slick setups I've ever seen. Awesome job, and inspirational!

[KomarProject]

That’s a real cool fence man. Super versitile.

[jackkister]

Great fence and video. I like the way you quickly described the fence and did not bore me with video of you cutting or drilling wood.

[PaganWizard]

I am definitely adding this fence to my table saw. A great alternative to buying rare earth magnets, which can be pretty pricey, is to get those inexpensive 18 inch magnetic strips from Harbor Freight. As an added benefit, you get the full length of the strip to use, as opposed to only where those much smaller rare earth magnets are located. If you want, you can also gently pry those magnets off the metal strip, and space them out in your fence just like with the rare earth magnets at a lower price.

[stephenmcgeown]

Great design work there. Love how it is covering so many use cases and provides options for more to come.

[vksubra]

This is my first visit to your channel. I am quite impressed by the thought you have put into your fence. There is something new that i haven't seen before. Thank you for sharing these ideas.

[timothymbess]

Saving this to my "Projects" playlist. Great update to a standard fence.

[DebHeadworth]

Wow!!! Your table saw fence is amazing. You’re teaching so many things in this video! Thank you!!

[bruceking]

I was getting ready to build something basic and decided to look online and found this!
I built one for my Incra fence.
The changes I made, added another stack layer on the top edge of the Incra for more stability and room for two rows of screws through the left sub fence part. I also used a heavy duty track on the fence face because I had one and most accessories I have use 5/16 bolts. I made the sliding fence longer. All of these will need tweaking to get the face square with the table. I used thin paper folds between the two tall fences as necessary then screwed them together from the right side. Mine is so tight, to remove it from the fence I have to put a clamp on the front Incra guide before lifting it off. It is heavy. For those having trouble with the T nuts, you lay out the bolt locations, use a punch to make an indentation, drill the insets with a forstner bit first. I used a one inch so any other errors would not prevent a socket or nut driver from working. You need a drill press to do these well. Then you can drill in the center of these insets accurately to get the bolt holes and another inset to accept the inner part of your T nuts. A small bit through the clamped up pair gives you the exact starting point for the 2nd forstner hole. Use a drill press or it won’t line up.

[PenaltyBoxWoodshop]

Man, thats a beast of a fence! Ive never seen one with so many uses and features. Great work, Matt!

[limogesfarmer]

Love this! I like how you can add on to it, and make these attachments as you need them. Very well thought out. I would have liked to have seen the design process for making it fit you existing fence, but I assume a nice snug fit is what you need.

[jeffandphoebe]

Came here via Jay Bates' "Interesting Stuff From Around the Web" series. What a great and versatile system.

[ron]

Beyond the GREAT ideas, you are easy to understand, very articulate and the video was expertly edited. This video also serves as an example for others of how YouTube videos should be made.

[gregspencer]

Stumbled across your channel today...brilliant. Hands down the best all round fence I've seen so far. I will definitely be making one of these. 👍

[keithbott]

At the end of this you mentioned your router table was attached at the end of your table saw. Mine is too. I would find it hard to believe you didn’t have some upgrades implemented as part of the fence. I would be interested in seeing this as well.

[DavidNeumayer-gb]

I have one already, but you have given me more ideas on how to upgrade it. Thanks!