How To Customize Clamps For Mounting A Sacrificial Fence On A Tablesaw | F2 Fusion Tablesaw

Make custom clamps to mount a sacrificial fence on your Laguna Fusion F1, F2 or F3 woodworking tablesaw. A sacrificial, also known as an auxiliary fence, is helpful when cutting rabbets and tenons with a tablesaw. These custom clamps help maintain the unique features of your High / Low Laguna European fence, while adding the traditional features of a wooden sacrificial fence for dado work. Have the best of both worlds with the sliding aluminum extrusion on your fusion table saw, and a sacrificial wood fence. This tablesaw accessory helps you quickly produce furniture and woodworking projects with your Laguna Fusion saw. These easy to make clamps are the perfect accessory for your Fusion F2 tablesaw, and help with all sorts of woodworking joinery. Follow along as Willie Sandry, the Thoughtful Woodworker, shows the process in detail. If you haven’t yet selected the perfect Fusion tablesaw for your needs, checkout our website for all the specs.
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[@dennisdoherty59]

Pick up a pair of clamps from microjig along with their dovetail bit. Found this to work great and parts can be used for other jigs as well.

[@bobt2522]

I have the same issue attaching a sacrificial fence on my Grizzly saw. Thanks for showing me a new approach.

[@Zamboni-0805]

Just put another piece of wood on the other side of your aluminum fence, and then use the Fence clamps

[@MrUSNMasterChief]

Found the aluminum clamping blocks at Amazon $39.99 for 4 clamps and 90 degree square

[@dennisdoherty59]

Where did you purchase the aluminum clamps that you modified?

[@TheThoughtfulWoodworker]

Hi Dennis, I purchased the clamps with a 90 degree clamping square kit on Amazon. Then I modified the L bolts to work on the Fusion saw.

[@MrUSNMasterChief]

Where did you find the aluminum clamping blocks????

[@TheThoughtfulWoodworker]

Amazon has several to choose from, although you'll need to make longer L bolts as shown in the video.

[@richardcranium5839]

wouldnt it be easier and cheaper to take the high low extrusion off and use those rockler clamps you already have????

[@TheThoughtfulWoodworker]

Hi Richard, that is a very good question. That thought did cross my mind, but you'd have to remove the extrusion and then remove the three knobs and hardware that secure it to the fence. I wanted something that could install quickly and very easily. Thanks.

[@Zamboni-0805]

Just put another piece of wood on the other side of the aluminum fence with a block of wood on top of the main fence body and use the Rockler Fence clamps or other brand fence clamps....so Easy! Really all you need is a block of wood on top of the Laguna fence and the fence clamps will work. This way ppl would not have to purchase Woodpecker's overpriced clamps

[@timkenerson1118]

Good idea, but this video could have been half as long. A lot of repetition. Did laguna pay by the second? 🤣

[@martinbatistelli]

This video tip is good, but it is 4 times longer than it needed to be. It was very repetitive.