Thread: Incra WONDERFENCE37 question

You could easily mount it to your router table, via the t slots,
with a couple of right angle brackets. The fence comes with clamps to hold it to the edge of the table.

Originally Posted by NCArcher

You could easily mount it to your router table, via the t slots,
with a couple of right angle brackets. The fence comes with clamps to hold it to the edge of the table.

Thanks. I just needed to be sure that the 645mm distance between t-slots is less than the length of the fence (by a margin of at least 100mm to be able to mount the right angle brackets and also that the back of the fence had the slots to fix the right angle brackets to.
Les

http://www.incra.com/manuals/wf_manual.pdf

Page 11 shows 2x T slots on the back and I think the fence is 32" (800mm) wide.

Thanks for that. The manual shows what I need to know.
Regards
Les

So your going for the wonderfence without using the LSPositioner?

Originally Posted by DSEL74

So your going for the wonderfence without using the LSPositioner?

Yes. I do not make joints on the router table. More for grooving, profiling etc - doors.
I use Leigh jig for dovetails, box joints and domino for m&t.
Easy enough to set a fence. It will be an upgrade from the Triton router table.
I have put the top on a cabinet, similar to what Norm has done on the NYW.
Les

Cool, I'll watch with interest. I'm trying to decide what to do about a router table. Freestanding or built into the saw bench and how complicated or accurate the fence and all needs to be.

I have the really early triton router table.

Originally Posted by DSEL74

Cool, I'll watch with interest. I'm trying to decide what to do about a router table. Freestanding or built into the saw bench and how complicated or accurate the fence and all needs to be.

I have the really early triton router table.

Have a look at https://www.woodworkforums.com/f20/router-table-built-193332 to see my new router table.
Les