I don't know how anyone can unlike this video. Well presented, easy to follow and a simple design so a newbie can actually build it. Well done!

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@michaelwudtke2780

7 жыл бұрын

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@parya9623

7 жыл бұрын

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@msdarwin04

7 жыл бұрын

It is rude to advertise on someone else's posts

@msdarwin04

7 жыл бұрын

I saw you do a palm test at the block, but is there any sway on the other end of the fence? I am curious as I am going to build this and if there is sway, want to add a flatbar to the inside

@andrefonceca8142

7 жыл бұрын

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"If you're afraid of the router" that's me! Nice to hear someone acknowledge that people can be scared of routers

I have recently trying to come up with ideas on how to improve the home made table saw I have and never thought of doing something like this! Your very smart for coming up with such a simple design. I've seen so many videos on different designs that look easy to make but are much more complicated in practice. Keep up the good work!

I've watched loads of these type of fence vids to get an idea for improving mine.. this is by far the BEST vid I've seen, simple and easy to follow with top notch narration. " NAILED IT"!!!'

@DIYCreators

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks man!

@jameslund221

3 жыл бұрын

Ditto man

One thing you might want to look at, is adding a piece on the opposite end. When you tighten the knob it pulls the rail against the back of the table and secures it.

@youtukang

2 жыл бұрын

👍👍

@pakde8002

Жыл бұрын

I like that one

This video is very helpful

This was hands down the least complicated DIY fence making video I came across. Thanks for producing this, sir.

Glad I found your channel, inspiring!!

I dig it man - great job!!

@DIYCreators

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks man!

@alphasigmasezon8597

7 жыл бұрын

excellent

@adalbert6364

6 жыл бұрын

Viel zu viele Fehlermöglichkeiten bei der Herstellung und keine Korrekturen möglich (alles geleimt!). Ich möchte mal wissen, wieviele Millimeter Abweichung zwischen dem unteren und dem oberen Ende des Parallelanschlags (im Vergleich zur Sägelinie!) vorhanden sind.

This inspired me to build my table saw in to my large workbench. Followed your instructions to a tee and it worked great. Now I'm making precision cuts and it has really upped my game. Thanks Glen!

I love watching all these videos from Americans with posh workshops! However, that’s not the reality for me. I have access to simple tools only and that’s why I love this video. Thanks so much 🙏

Is nice to see a "DIY saw fence" without the need of an actual saw fence to make it. I don't have one, thats why I am making one...

Great work Glen, thanks!

@DIYCreators

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

I think I'm gonna use this technique to apply it to a mini camper personal project.Thanks

for a totally woodworking dummy like me, this is perfect! very simple. very straightforward. good job!

Glen, I've seen a lot of homemade fences and your's has been the easiest, and nicely made, I am going to use it on my unit.

Such a professional work and perfectly explained tutorial. Keep doing this amazing job ! Big like !!!

You are a great personality as doing great job for Humanity! Love from India! Hare Krishna!

Good job. Simple and easy to do.

Very nice. Looks more sturdy and reliable than the one that came with my table saw.

@DIYCreators

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you. Its much better than my first table saw.

Very good! Thank u

Wow...Very nice idea..Only lock fence at one side you can get very sharp and accurate wood cutting. thank you.

Glen, simplicity is what I like, and you always provide that. I enjoy watching your videos, thanks for the time you put into them.

Nicely done.

@DIYCreators

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Great job!! Love this design very simple and looks effective. Question? Why did you not put a track on the other side as well? Does the play straighten out once you tighten it?

You pulled it off really well! Excellent job and no RED tools. OUTSTANDING!

Awesome. Finally a simple and good plan for a fence. My old table saw has a crappy fence and I'm going to make this replacement...

Clever idea.

@michaelreyes2794

7 жыл бұрын

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Grat job.

@DIYCreators

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Nice, very nice. Maybe put a small 90' bevel on bottom of the fence that faces the blade for saw dust.

Why no T track on the backside? Great video as usual though. Quality!

@jsiravo07

4 жыл бұрын

@Ezaarkash how would this flip and fly off? not following.

@KungFuMojo

4 жыл бұрын

If done right, no need. You would only create more hassle. I would imagine it's more difficult to slide smoothly if you have handles with t-tracks on both sides. Even commercialized fences have only one gliding handle.

@jasonsahadeo5740

3 жыл бұрын

Also if the table top isn't perfectly square a second track at the back will be a problem. (If it isn't parallel)

@jameslund221

3 жыл бұрын

The back needs to be ever so slightly loose, so you don’t bind up going through.

love the idea. will be making this soon. but I do have a recommendation. put a cutout in the bottom of the fence so you can also use it as a router fence as well

This is great, I bought a used table saw that didn't come with a fence, so now I am going tpo try and build something similar for it.

I do not comment often and I watch many of these videos prior to committing to a project. I have to say the limited tool series is by far the most efficient and has the cleanest finished look I have found. Great job!

very nice. why not lock the fence down on both sides

Awesome work! I'm surprised you don't have more views and subscribers?

@DIYCreators

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you. Only time will tell :)

@zizafon

7 жыл бұрын

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@MrBlacknass

5 жыл бұрын

almost 2mil.. haha Time has spoken!!

Great job Glenn.

DIY Creators - you are a hand full of instructors who understand how to present. You first show the build and how it works, then you move on how to build it. Thumbs up.

i suppose for a better fence its better to use a 2 track system, one track on each side, front and back ! ;)

@DIYCreators

7 жыл бұрын

Yes this is correct. That will be version 2 :)

@MESTER47

7 жыл бұрын

Or just simple a new video, upgrading the fence! Hahaha ;)

@DIYCreators

7 жыл бұрын

True but Version 2 will be multi- purpose with router fence and maybe some other stuff. :)

@jstreifel

5 жыл бұрын

When is version 2 coming?! I can't wait to see it!

Is it maybe possible to also get the Metric System measurements on screen, for us European people? Love this build, and might make one of my own!

@DIYCreators

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you. I will keep this in mind for future videos.

@demetriusbaloyi2605

7 жыл бұрын

I have an app on my phone to do those conversions, works great

@DIYCreators

7 жыл бұрын

Demetrius Baloyi What app is that? I normally just google it.

@demetriusbaloyi2605

7 жыл бұрын

Hi, its called 'unit converter ultimate' for android

@DIYCreators

7 жыл бұрын

Demetrius Baloyi Thanks

always pleasure watching your videos

I have watched this video atleast 10 gomes so I got all the right materials to do this correctly. My old fence was crap. This thing is great. Thank you so much for this tutorial.

can you restore a table in an episode. one like at a yardsale flea market etc

@DIYCreators

7 жыл бұрын

Yep I've been asked before so Ill put that high on my to do list.

Would you possibly consider also adding metric measurements for the rest of us on the planet please? or add them in closed caption text? you have a growing world wide audience, and 90+ percent of the rest of the world uses metric. it would be greatly appreciated. yet again an excellent video. Thanks so much for all your ideas and efforts.

@Tom-xy7mx

7 жыл бұрын

They dont teach metric or conversion in the USA.

@GeorgiaBoi70

7 жыл бұрын

JOSE RAMOS Yes. Yes, they do. In elementary school.

@GeorgiaBoi70

7 жыл бұрын

John Douglas There's a ton of free apps that do conversations. It's the same apps we Yanks use while watching UK videos.

@rafanusantara7640

7 жыл бұрын

GeorgiasBoi70

@gaelenbolland7787

7 жыл бұрын

I've found it's easiest to just use a tape measure that has both metric and inches, no conversion needed. They're not always easy to find, but worth it.

I just started building a table saw and I was wondering how to build my fence. This design is perfect for me! Thanks!

Awesome video Glen. Thanks. going to build one for my home made table saw.

I am retired now, and your channel is an inspiration. My thumbs are in grave danger. Good luck!

I've specked out several diy's. Love your design by far. Great tutorial, very concise and to the point! Kudos!!

Glen, thanks for the videos. I'm a beginner so, these are wonderful. Clear, concise, and easy to follow. Fabby.

Thanks Glen - very helpful.

This is the most excellent fence design that I've seen after watching over 30 videos on KZread! Immediately I see how I can a ruler/tape measure, a T-track at the far end, T-tracks used to mount clamps & mitre; plus a dust suction on the fence!

PVC is awesome to work with.Slippery,low friction,no saw "dust" and cheap as dirt. I need more craps.No splitting,but it does spread in a counter sink.Does not warp,but it is not very rigid. Makes a great fence! Thanks.

Wow!! Excelent video, easy and fast tool.

Old times when you used Flip Bit. 🙋‍♂️✌️👍

Glen, Thank you for providing such excellent videos! Very innovative and thoughtful techniques, with just the basics. Perfect for people like me who are learning (and buying tools) as we build.

Thank you for sharing this. This is just what I wanted, a simple, easy to make, fence. I have an old garage-sale find craftsman table saw and it's fence is useless. I'm building a workbench that I can put the table saw in, and wanted to add a exterior fence. I love the design, although I think I'll use all wood so I can screw on sacrificial fence for when I use my dado blade. Maybe when my skills improve I'll make something a bit more complex, but this fence will help me get to that place and I appreciate your taking the time to document it.

Great work Glen!!

good night, Sorry, I'm using a translator, I'm in Brazil in the state of São Paulo, But precisely in São José dos Campos, I just signed up for your channel, I thought it was great, very good, I'm learning a lot with your tips, thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.

Nice work Glen, great commentary easy to follow, something others do not give, thank you.

I've got an old Makita 2708 with the crappiest fence in the world. Thanks for making this real world solution!

No waffle, thanks. You're the best

Exactly what I need for my refurbished saw! Nice job!!

Very well done, very helpful. One thing left that YOU should do to find out how accurate it cuts a 90.00 deg angle. CUT A SQUARE, ABOUT 6" X 6", ROTATE THE PIECE 90 deg CUT AGAIN, REPEAT THREE TIMES, MEASURE THE ANGLE OF THE LAST CUT SIDE, IT IS FOUR TIMES YOUR FENCE's alignment error. less than ONE DEG, GOOD JOB

Great project. Have been looking for a fence to make for my table I made and this fits that bill perfectly! Thank you.

Great job.Greetings from Romania

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!! Perfect and easy to follow. I’ve just made my own saw table. This will be the perfect fence.

Nice build.

Nice. I used your ideas to make my fence.

Huge Thanks for this video, it's so simple & doable... i'm going to do it right away !!

Thanks for the videos Glenn. I'm a beginner wood worker.

@DIYCreators

7 жыл бұрын

Your welcome.

Man, you are so creative and pleasant to listen to. Great video!

I have limited space and limited budget. This table saw/jig saw/router table with this fence will be my staple until I can afford to purchase the real things. Thanks for these great videos,!

Great job Glen. Thanks for sharing this idea. I 'll make something similar.

Great job, from indonesia

After couple seconds of the video I realized it will be pretty good, so I pressed like then continued watching, good job, good explanation from your side, I will make one for myself the same way you did, thanks and greetings from Egypt :)

@DIYCreators

7 жыл бұрын

:D Thank you!

Wow, very EZ saw fence, & EZ locking as well. Thx 4 sharing on the internet.

great job & great video instructions, thank you!

This is a great build!! Adding a sticky measuring tape!! this table saw is definitely on my build list

Nice and simple.

great job glen

Beautiful job

Your builds excellent Glen, thanks for this fence build, & all of the others, cheers from Oz.

Nice job Glenn!!! I like it, clean and simple!!!

@DIYCreators

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Not even one minute in the video and all I can think of is this looks AWESOME!

I've seen a lot a complex designs, but yours is rock solid and simple. Fantastic.

Amazing good job brother

Love all your videos, especially this one. I'm about to make an extension for my small table saw and use this as my new fence!

you are a master a what you do

good job hello from france

I’m definitely making this! Thanks for posting!

Great, just what I was looking for! Nice and simple and really straight forward. Thanks so much. Really looking forward to seeing more of your videos! Graham

this is the best video for a home made table saw fence. thank you my friend.

Glad I found you on you tube I need a rip fence for my old craftsman table saw and with a little modification I'm hoping to make a fence just like yours Thanks Sherman Woodcrafts

Nice fence. Simple design which works. I like it.

very smart and practical as usual. thank you for sharing your knowledge. it is always helpful. God bless you

Awesome piece of work keep doing up

Great build man. That fence is awesome. I will be building this for my existing saw.

Thank you for another great build video, I like your idea of using the T track for your fence.