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Post by graham on Nov 12, 2007 15:02:14 GMT
Hi Guys, Sure I recall Scrit explaining the benefits of a "short" TS fence in the other forum. Now it time to try to fully understand. At present my fence (Scheppach 2500) runs from the front rail to the rear of the table. For safety reasons is this dangerous and would a shorter fence be advantageous? I'm thinking just an "add-on" to the face of the fence stopping behind the leading edge of the blade? Any help or advice greatfully recieved!
Cheers, Graham
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Post by jake on Nov 12, 2007 15:18:18 GMT
Doesn't it have an auxiliary fence built in? I'd be surprised at Scheppach if not.
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Post by dom on Nov 12, 2007 18:12:23 GMT
If not, then yes the add on is a good idea
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Post by engineerone on Nov 12, 2007 18:33:02 GMT
my dewalt 744 has a basic fence that goes from front of the table to the back, but it has a moveable secondary fence which can be set at various positions. i seem to remember that at the rear of the sheppach fence there are a couple of plastic knobs which, when undone allow you to move the fence. have you checked??? otherwise, i certainly have found that what scrit has suggested is really valuable, and moving the fence back to about the front of the blade has improved my cutting action, plus made cutting easier. paul
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