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7th May 2003, 04:28 AM #1
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triton router fence
My triton router came with a separate base plate and a sliding fence attachment for hand held use.
Have any triton users attempted to fit a second fence to this base plate thereby making it seem possible to have a ready made jig to rout out mortices?
If so would triton supply additional fences to make this operation easily available, and what is the cost of this accessory.woody U.K.
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13th May 2003, 10:04 AM #2
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Absolutely! Quick release jigs are a favourite of mine. If you buy the upgrade to the triton table (which is the quick release plate), which costs all of $A 7, you can fit them to each of your jigs, making them all quick release
(ps- hopefully, you can source this upgrade over there!)
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15th May 2003, 04:15 AM #3
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Are we talking about the same fence.
Please see attached zipped picture fence is marked with tick and cross.woody U.K.
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15th May 2003, 10:30 AM #4
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Yes, and no!
I haven't attempted to add a second fence to the underside of that Triton-supplied jig, but instead was suggesting that you can make up one specific to the task & use the quick-release plate to make it easy to swap between jigs.
Sorry about the confusion.
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