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Ultimate Table Saw Fence // 정밀하고 사용이 편한 테이블쏘 조기대

If you need drawings, please leave your email address in the comments. png drawing file. I'm making parts in the size shown in the drawing. I used 12mm general plywood and coated plywood. Here, cut out only the lines marked in advance. In the same way, only the lines marked in advance are cut. Cut it into a 'L' shape. Cut the part that has not been cut all the way with a jigsaw. In this shape, make 2 general plywood and 2 coated plywood.

I'm cutting to the size shown in the drawing. The table saw "Crosscut Sled Jig" you see right now is uploaded in our DIY video. Additional parts are being cut to the size shown in the drawing. The "Adjustable Safety Hand Push Block" you see now is uploaded to our DIY video. Because the size of the corner jig was large, the latch did not get caught, so I put it with double-sided tape. Please process the 3 corners into a round. Please make an 8mm hole. Work 2 pieces at once and drill them in the same position so that there is no error. In the same way, drill 8mm holes for the coated plywood. I'm making a base for table saw fence. Attach the parts prepared using the bond with the letter 'L'. After confirming the height to be installed, a height measurement guide was temporarily created. Use this height measurement guide and clamp to screw tightly. Using a bond, attach the 12mm plywood prepared earlier. Add another 12mm plywood. (Total 2) To make it strong, I put a lot of air tacker nail randomly in the lower part. I'm assembling a tightening device.

Tighten the screws together. The tightening device and the angle slope test ruler are fixed at 90 degrees in advance. Attach the fastener so that the bottom of the fence is exactly 90 degrees. Coated plywood was used for the fence floor to allow it to slide well. This right-angled part may be twisted later, so please fix it as tightly as possible. Apply the bond to the side plate. Assemble the floor and side plates of the fence by aligning the sides well. Make sure to assemble the other side well. Insert reinforcement parts in the middle of both side plates. The reinforcement parts size must match the middle width exactly. If there is a slight error in the size, the fence will not be at right angles. I put reinforcement parts in 4 places. It was exactly 90 degrees. The side plates are attached with coated plywood. Attach the side plate while aligning the bottom surface well at 1:1.

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Do the same for the other side plate. Attach the top plate using a bond. Make sure it is at right angles, I fixed it with air tacker. The hinge for the fastener was made using iron pipes from a silicon gun. Cut them to the right size. I made 8mm screw threads on both sides in this shape. I'm going to tighten the cap nuts on both sides in this shape. The acrylic plate was spread about 1mm and attached to it so that fence could move well. I am making a tape measure position indicator using a thin iron plate. Please make it like this. I painted it in red to make it more visible. Attach a thin steel plate to reduce friction with the tightening device. Draw on the wood the shape of the handle shown on the drawing. Cut it into a drawn shape.

The 8mm hole you see over there is about 5mm off the center. (See drawing) I painted a walnut-colored water-based stain overall. Assemble the handle tightening device. It moves smoothly~~ Also, the tightening device works well. Please attach a position indicator. First, attach the fence close to the saw blade, make sure that the '0' of the tape corresponds to the position indicator, and then attach the tape measure. Shall i do a test? Thanks for watching. Please subscribe and like it ^^.

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