Slider rip fence

[Mark Woodmark]

Made me a rip fence for the sliding table on the Felder K500 I will be receiving in June. Ya, I know, why didnt I wait until I got the saw. Anyway here are pictures. It looks darn pretty, but I dont expect it to stay that way

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[Mike Ruggeri]

Mark,

Looks good. Can you give some details like what you used for the base and where you picked up some of the components?

Thanks

Mike

[Mark Woodmark]

Mark,

Looks good. Can you give some details like what you used for the base and where you picked up some of the components?

Thanks

Mike

Here ya go

https://shop.felder-gruppe.at/felder..._shop_cuid=237

http://www.jointech.com/dovetailjig.htm

http://www.tslots.com/_product_81841/670053

http://www.tslots.com/_product_81870/671303

http://www.tslots.com/_product_81870/671304

http://www.jwwinco.com/products/sect...508/index.html

http://www.fixtureworks.net/Home/Tec...mbPath=6|3|2|1

http://www.destaco.com/doc/ds/USA/ENG/FRL-16.pdf

http://www.polytechinnovations.com/C...hane_Bars.html

http://www.probolt-usa.com/Products/Aluminium

In addition to the above, I purchased the Lexan, the nylon washers, and had the extrusion annodizing done locally. Also I purchased the aluminum extrusion other than the Felder extension table and the T-Slot extrusion for my previous employer for scrap price. Lastly the brass rods holding the ureathane feet to the clamps was also purchased locally. I think that everything

[Scott Rollins]

Very nice. Look forward to seeing it on the saw!

[Mark Woodmark]

You may want ot check out the FOG forum. Theres a person there that has real concerns with the clamping system of this fence. The post and replies are very interesting. This fences seems to have initiated quite a debate.

http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/grou...rking/messages

[Dino Drosas]

Mark; I have followed your posting on the FOG from the first having made several parallel fences that turned out less than steller. Main problem I have with your fence is the color. Where's the GREEN? LOL!

[Mark Woodmark]

Mark; I have followed your posting on the FOG from the first having made several parallel fences that turned out less than steller. Main problem I have with your fence is the color. Where's the GREEN? LOL!

I wanted to color it to get attention and create a stir. I guess I acheived that. After my friends saw it, they attempted to have me committed. They threatened the same thing when I was thinking of painting my tablesaw pink. I dont expect it to stay pretty for long. Right now if I made it again, I would make the clamp arms shorter and less heavy. I think I over did it on them. They dont need to be that thick. Green is not one of my favorite colors; sorry. As I mentioned in FOG, it remains to be seen how it works and I will post that later. Lastly, I can somewhat understand Brian Lambs comments about it being the design authority on that forum and the inventor of the Big Squeeze Clamps. I have talked to a couple people who love their fence on the sliding table. Both their fences are like mine except for the clamp locations and the clamps themselves