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Simple Band-saw Fence
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- Опубликовано: 24 окт 2013
- NO SPOILERS! Why ruin it for everyone else?
Like the Grandpa on "The Princess Bride" said:
"Yes, you're very smart. Shut up."
I'm pleased with this design, and I hope that you will be as well. It really is not all that necessary to have a big fancy fence for the band-saw, because let's face it: band-saw cuts are not exactly finish quality. For this reason, I made it super simple and lightweight. My #1 priority was to be able to move it around quickly, so long that it locked reasonably square. For those rare occasions where an extra tall or super-extremely square fence will be necessary, I will likely just clamp a straight-edge in place. But for general use, this thing has become my go-to attachment. Thanks for watching and reading, and remember: don't drink and band-saw without chainmail.
BRILLIANT!! oh, yes. The fence is clever as well!
Once again, I stumble upon one of your conveniently clever jigs and practical sense at tackling a problem. Great solution. I now know how i'm going to build a rip fence for my "new-to-me" bandsaw.
That card trick got me, I am honestly mouth agape appalled. I have no clue how that was done, my best guess is some new RUclips feature like eye tracking or camera monitoring
I love the fence design. Very nice.
Awesome idea!!! Making this for my bandsaw as well! Thanks for the idea!
Best fence I've seen so far. Love the card trick.
That card trick was so cool!
Oh, the fence was pretty nice, too :-D
I love the idea of the clamp thats one of them moments when you look and Doohhh.. Clamp ordered lol
Love the fence I have a 12” craftsman from the 90,s going to build one just like it. Thanks and great idea
I have to thank you for this simple and easy to make fence. I have seen dozens of videos, but the more complicate those *fences, the more chance of doing something wrong or not accurate, and that is a frustrating as using to original jig of my bandsaw.*
I finished making your design in a couple of hours today, it works great, fast and accurate, so I had to come back to your video and say: thank you so much.
Oh, yes. Thank you for the safety message!!
The fence is amazing!
Just bought a used bandsaw and started looking for a fence. Most cost more than I paid for the saw.
I will be making one of these.
Perhaps a different color....
Exactly the same here.
I've subscribed to your channel maybe one year ago but it turns out that I did not see all of your videos yet.
This one is new to me. Great fence. Thanks for sharing.
You got me. I would like to have seen the actual making of that awesome fence. The one that came with my bandsaw was designed specifically to drive me up the wall trying to square it in all directions and compensate for drift.
Excellent !! Great card trick as well.
maybe you can explain how it worked.
Jacob Ulvi every card is different
I love it whenever people mix interesting things such as woodcutting, or science, With gaming!
Not sure how you did that, since I first focused on the Queen of Hearts, before changing my mind and picking the Queen of Clubs. Oh, and the fence isn't so bad, either. Thanks for sharing. Mike
Thanks for the clip. Took a while to work out the card trick but yes simple when you look closely. Well done.
I picked king of spades, good job ! Good quality bandsaw frame and fence, thanks for idea.
Nice design. I have basically the same size band saw. 12" with a 14x14 bed. This should work just fine. Nice trick with the cards, had me on the ropes for a minute. Lol....
Love the idea of using the same fence for the drill press
Thanks +pocket83 ! You just saved me over $100 on a fence for my new bandsaw! I love your vids!
Nice fence design , yes , I had fallen victim to that trick before . Everybody had a good laugh .
Nice fence idea. I just got my first (hopefully last) band saw and will use it on mine. Thanks.
Thanks for the idea! I have an older Delta 10" band saw and they never made a fence for it. I have quite a few pieces of that oak flooring laying around and bought the clamps on Amazon. Hopefully it works for me. Only difference is, my table has a slight bevel on the outside edge, compared to the irregular shape you had. I think the clamps will adjust nicely to fit snug. Once again, thanks. You at least gave me a direction!
The card trick....cool.
Watched it a second time in order to make sure I knew how you did it. Nicely done ;)
I have found that the worst thing about making Lincoln Logs is that when people find out that you are making them, everyone wants some. I saw your web page on the logs and it was very useful. Thanks for sharing.
Nice idea making it a multi machine fence. And your card trick worked too.
Pretty cool and simple design. Thanks for sharing! Oh, and cool card trick! Lol
What a great idea thank you for taking time out to show your work I shall be making one
Regards
Steve
UK
That is a genius fence idea! I have a few of those clamps (and a band saw with no fence) - guess I know what I'm doing with those clamps now :)
Man that's a sweet design. Gonna have to steal it. Thanks for sharing.
Great fence, great trick and I'm really happy because I worked out how you did it.
Best Wishes, Brendan.
The golf ball is inspired 👌
That a pretty clever card trick you performed there. The fence design is genius.
Around here, we have this big box store that sells cheap junk tools, "Harbor Freight." You know, the kind of tools that look great at first, until you look up close. The toggle came from there, but it is actually pretty rugged. They make both a horizontal and vertical version of it. I think I had originally purchased these for that 3D star-making jig.
love the card trick
Hi Finished making this easy to make & it works great
Thank you
Steve
+Steve Staples Great. I'm glad this was useful. Mine has lasted three years now, and no problems.
One tip, though: When I'm done using it, I always put it away so that the rubber doesn't start to permanently flatten. I made a shelf for it on the back side of the saw.
very nice fence. I like how you trimmed that saw.
For a second and a half, I was like "NO WAY!"
Sorry to those comments that I removed due to their stating a spoiler.
I don't usually edit comments, but spoilers kind of ruin it for others.
you got my card! nice now i have an idea how to build a saw fence!
Hey, while you're doing it, do you think you could...
Good luck. It's worth it. It is a fun, easy woodworking job, and you will get a lot of smiles from a pile of those things.
Nice design. I've been on the lookout for one as my (used) Powermatic didn't come with one & I couldn't see spending what they want for an aftermarket for the limited number of times I have need of one. Your design is elegant enough that I'm probably going to replicate it in the near future.
Pretty good card trick but penn and teller are not fooled. Nice fence too.
That's a great idea....I'll be making one. Thanks!
Yes, the second part. I just try to use two hands- a gentle push, and it seems to "settle" into square. For most band-saw operations, it really isn't that critical anyhow. I can normally tell right away if something isn't going right. Oh, and thanks for coming back! I do have a few more on deck.
Very clever, and you knew my card twice.
Great idea... project I'm working on right now... Lincoln Logs
I apologize, you're right, I should've thought that out ahead of time. I was just thinking out loud when I wrote my original comment.
Awesome thanks 😊
great video, loved the trick.
I see you are a fan of Aeon Flux. The MTV cartoon was so interesting and bizarre - in a good way. Such a good cartoon.
You guessed my card and made a great fence!
Very clever and your knew my card twice.
Great design and dammit it was the Queen of diamond! New subscriber here great content you are putting out.
Write down all of the cards on the first set and then write down the second set. I think you will figure out how he does it.
wow. very nice. Some thought went into this, good vid.
Gotta love the original Metroid Chozo Statue.
Nice... I'm building one this weekend.. Thanks.
I’m here because I have the same frustrating issue. Thank you for this video.
Simple and I have the Toggle clamps Thanks
The toggle clamp can be found by goggling "toggle clamp". Here is a link the ones that Harbor Freight has vertical and horizontal.
www.harborfreight.com/catalogsearch/result?q=toggle+clamp
Love the simplicity of the fence, will build one rather than pay 100 plus for one that will take forever to square seven ways to Sunday. I will add a tape to allow getting close with the fence, kind of like on my table saw.
Outstanding!!!!
A fence design like that could also work on a router table maybe
Thanks
The card trick didn't work because people knew that anything I did would be a trick question and they figured it out. It's a good trick, though. The fence is brilliant,
Beautiful!
Nice trick.
That is so cool. I mean it, that is so cool.. Thank you.
Well done!!!
I picked a queen. Great trick!
I know. That thing is awesome ;)
Yes, it locks square. The longer you make the non-locking end's "square," (the piece of wood that hugs the deck), the more square it would become. I would not recommend using on a table saw without first upgrading to a bigger clamp. This clamp works well because of the small length of the fence. It was intentionally light-duty.
great fence i would try to make one
Damn youre good, with magic and making the fence. can you make the plans to make this ?
I liked this video before watching it because of the annotation at the beginning :)
really cool and easy design, love it! :)
Great idea thank you Sir!
Great. Good luck with it!
Good idea!
About the card trick... Umm do i tell the secret about that? :D
Practical video. I figured out how you did the video but to verify I wat he the video again. I realized that through your sneakiness you got me to watch video twice. Lmao. Bravo.
Btw. It’s all fun and games until some loses an eye or chops off a pinky. ;-). Yes I saw. (No pun intended)
that magic got me in the first place though XD
Nice job as usual.
Steve
Great idea!
Thank you.
Awesome chozo in the background! :D
Thanks! It's "Perler beads," but I think I want to make a more 3-D version from wooden cubes. That would make a cool video. Maybe I will edit the build in high speed, like a Diresta video. Tedious & boring stuff looks awesome at 16x.
pocket83 Nice. A 3D model one would look great, would definately make for good video as you said. Yep, DiResta vids are awesome, only thing worth watching on Make to be honest!
Nice to see a fellow Metroid fan, too! :)
I think it's the way the letters are arranged. I kept making the first two letters "no", then trying to make a word by adding the last 3 letters in different iterations to the end. That is strange though, how such a seemingly simple word scramble can be so difficult!
worst magic trick ever! but really cool idea for a fence so thumbs up!
I am not revealing it! Just watch it again- once you figure it out, you will facepalm. Thanks.
That's a brilliant idea! I've always done the same thing on my table saw...two quick release clamps and a straight piece of wood. It's annoying at best, but my table saw itself is quite old, and set into a custom table so I have a surface of 8' x 4'. You can imagine that finding a fence would be a challenge. The toggle clamp you used, where would I find one of those? I checked my local hardware stores, and they have no clue what it even is, even after showing them your video...I'm not sure if this is indicating that it's a rather rare piece of hardware, or that the people who work there are stupid (I suspect a bit of both).
Awesome videos, I've gleaned some great ideas from you. If you're ever up in Canada, you're welcome to come hang out in my shop ;)
It's cool, it's just human nature. I probably would have done it on first impulse, too. I figured it out... this is how it works! Stupid tricks like this work well on some people, and others see the solution right away.
Take this anagram, for example: OONNI
One time, my sister and I were stumped by this for 10 minutes. Our Dad walked by and solved it instantly!
but super nice fence!
A 10” 30 year old Delta bandsaw will soon be getting some help
I have a band saw that does not have holes to attach the wood on each side. Would the fence be secure enough clamped directly onto the band saw table?
that's awesome but my small band saw don't have holes in the plate so idk,. I'll figure out how to do it. thanks for the video
it's ok!
For anyone still trying to find Toggle Clamp I have fond them at Home Depot and Harper Freight. Sorry to say none of them had a golf ball handle
Bro, great fence design! And how the hell you guess my card?? lol, thanks amigo =]
Excellent videos! I believe we have the same bandsaw. Would you please expound on your bandsaw insert and it's construction, please. Thanks!
Sure. It is just a circular piece of hardwood. First, straight-bit rout a circular channel into a piece of wood. The inside diameter of this circular rout should be a close fit to the cavity. We are working upside down, so the depth of this rout should leave enough material remaining so that what remains can be turned into a "lip" that keeps it from falling into the cavity. Next, sand this lip down until it is a perfect fit for the hole. Once it fits, replace the blade and cut right into the insert until it falls into place. To get this new insert _perfectly_ flush, use a utility knife razor as a scraper to remove what sticks up.
Thank you very much. Your description is really helpful. I am a bit intimidated by routing such a small piece. I have yet to try it but I will give it a go.
I want you to know that I am very appreciative of your excellent videos. Your videos make me want to stretch my brain. I needed to pull out an old geometry book after watching the star video. Please keep the great content coming!!
I also have quite a few more questions. I am a novice and my woodworking skill set is quite limited. However, I am not sure that the RUclips comment section is the best arena for my curiosity. That is mostly due to my ignorance as a newbie. Would you be willing to entertain some questions through another mode of communication (perhaps email)? If so, I can share my contact info with you.
Scott Kershaw You do not have to rout a small piece. Instead, you rout the circle on a much larger piece that you can keep clamped down. The rout does not go all the way through, but what remains is only 1/8" thick, so it can be removed from the board with just a coping saw when you are done routing.
As far as conversation goes, you can send me private messages via youtube; you don't have to send me contact info. However, I would ask that you leave it in the comments section whenever possible, especially if it directly relates to the featured project, so that others may benefit.
You are not the only n00b out there. It has been my experience that most people have questions, but act as though they do not in order to preserve self-confidence. All of these know-it-alls on the internet- why are they watching how-to videos? In real life, I _constantly_ ask questions. Most people must think that I am a complete idiot. Let them.
I don't know, but it's usually always good.
Unless it's the wave beam. I'm a freeze beam guy, myself.