Multi-Use Tablesaw Rip Fence

This clever base might just be the ultimate tablesaw rip fence accessory. Learn how to build this auxiliary rip fence system-from start to finish. You can find complete assembly instructions in Fine Woodworking #231.

[@BigDaddy-ms7gm]

I like the idea of mounting fixtures. I already have a sacrificial fence but with a simple modification it will no longer be sacrificial. Thanks.

[@steverochon1620]

This is the 3rd table saw auxiliary fence idea I've seen, and it's my favorite. makes the most sense and should be the most versatile.

[@jeffblowers5386]

A real winner👍, the more I use the more impressed I am

[@SeanRubino]

I made that fence a year ago from the magazine article. It has been very helpful.

[@4vinos]

Thank you for taking time to share. Will make all of your stop blocks.

[@SirLesMeyer]

Just finished building one today. Great fence system.

[@kennethrutledge9222]

Dude!! I love it!! I start tomorrow!! Thank You!!

[@rwe2156]

@Trevor it’s the camera angle. Plus it’s a Sawstop you can’t lose anything.

[@cw4608]

Thank you for these excellent tips!

[@mattkessler7660]

I'm going to make this jig and also make an accessory fence modeled after your "L" fence from another article. I will make slots so the L fence can be adjusted up and down as needed. Great video, I'm excited to build and start using this! Thanks!

[@aerialrescuesolutions3277]

Excellent work, thank you.

[@hudsonriverlee]

This is SIC. I love the design. The toggle clamping system just blows me away. This system promotes so much accuracy and as well, safety. This will be a major addition to my own workshop. Well done.

[@ecaff9515]

Thank you for another excellent video and process.

[@scarmenl]

Thanks, nice jig base. Will use in the future. Thanks again.

[@carpadiemwithwood6937]

This is the one I'm going to build - thanks for sharing

[@bobbystanley8580]

Excellent video

[@NMranchhand]

Good idea

[@1956vern]

Thank you! I'll build those soon!👍✅

[@WoodenCreationz]

Very nice! Will have to try this! Ty

[@robertbrunston5406]

Very handy! Thank you.

[@DiHandley]

A nice bit of lateral thinking there. Cheers.

[@thomasgreen8532]

Wow that is amazing, I see one of these in my future

[@cruisebumify]

Great tips.

[@makingsawdust2129]

Thanks for the tip/idea

[@stevendavis6759]

Great idea where did you buy your clamps.

[@BigDaddy-ms7gm]

When beveling why not use the tenoning jig to push the wood thru. The technique shown with the push block and sand paper looks very, very dangerous! My two cents...

[@GauchoWoodworking]

Awesome video

[@lynbren]

Great idea

[@darrylcrum2495]

I understand I have to make these to fit my ripping fence but do you have drawings for the pieces you've shown? By the time I get from here to my workshop, I will have forgotten the details.

[@RobertoCecchi]

Great scott!

[@markstevens3569]

What clamps and model number are used here? Can't find any that will have enough throw to clamp through the Baltic birch ply

[@FineWoodworking]

Just replace the bolt on the clamp with a longer one.

[@markstevens3569]

@@FineWoodworking yup did just that. Works great

[@rick91443]

Great fence system...rr

[@MrTHEBRITINWA]

No way putting hand near the accessible blade….otherwise it’s a winner.

[@trevordawson1947]

Nearly lost your hand at 3:40.I think a push stick rather than a push block would be better.Good ıdeas btw.

[@ayulandy1635]

I'm investigating how to build a table saw and discovered an awesome website at Wilfs Wood Blueprint (google it if you are interested)