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I agree, but these are glued up, and the crosscut is to square the ends, so running against a fence is not an option........................
Hi Hawk,
I did not use a fence, nor describe one for my sled, unless you want to call the raised leading edge of the sled a fence, and in that regard, all sleds have some kind of "fence" to hold your work-piece against.
Tim
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a1gutterman wrote:Hi Hawk,
I did not use a fence, nor describe one for my sled, unless you want to call the raised leading edge of the sled a fence, and in that regard, all sleds have some kind of "fence" to hold your work-piece against.
Sorry, Tim:o
That was Ed in Tampa, post number 10. Been a long couple of days and I was tired last night when I was trying to catch up with everything. Between that and trying to do the lift and hight finder posts, I got confused on who posted what.
My apologies and thanks for the help.
Hawk
Dayton OH and loving it! (Except they closed the store. )
That was Ed in Tampa, post number 10. Been a long couple of days and I was tired last night when I was trying to catch up with everything. Between that and trying to do the lift and hight finder posts, I got confused on who posted what.
My apologies and thanks for the help.
Hawk
No worries Hawk.
Tim
Buying US made products will help keep YOUR job or retirement funds safer.
unless you want to call the raised leading edge of the sled a fence, and in that regard, all sleds have some kind of "fence" to hold your work-piece against.
(Except they closed the store.
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