Bob Van Dyke's Clever Tablesaw Fence

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The rip fence is an integral part of your tablesaw’s functionality, but its abilities are somewhat limited. That’s why Bob Van Dyke created his own auxiliary rip fence system. This clever tablesaw add-on fits over his stock rip fence, allowing him to maximize the saw’s potential. In this short video, learn how to supercharge your tablesaw with a rip fence that performs a wide variety of tasks more easily and safely than your standard fence. Bob will be a featured presenter at Fine Woodworking Live 2019, at the Southbridge Hotel and Conference Center in Southbridge, Mass., the weekend of April 26-28. Over the weekend, you’ll have the opportunity to learn from many woodworking masters. We’ve put together a full program of classroom instruction and technique demonstrations to help you expand your skills. Sign up now, tickets are going fast. See more on FineWoodworking.com: Supercharge Your Rip Fence. An auxiliary rip fence that you can attach and remove without damaging the tablesaw's main fence or sacrificing accuracy How to Make a Sacrificial Rip Fence that Never Wears Out. A cool way to make a sacrificial fence that partially buries your dado set Hanging Rip Fence. Cut the rear rip-fence guide to allow the fence to hang from the front guide   Watch Now

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