I finally finished my version of this! Its fabulous. I have it on a dewalt jobsite saw. The infeed support is SOOOO good. I did make some changes. I added Jessem stock guides on the top. And for mounting it, i screwed a metal plate to the back of the existing fence and then used a mag switch to lock it down. Its more expensive, but it REALLY locks it down and is just one switch to latch and unlatch. Thanks for the inspiration!
Thanks so much for showing us your work. I built this today and I'm surprised at how much I enjoyed building it. The resulting fence works SO better on my 20-year-old DeWalt jobsite saw.
This is great. Will be borrowing some, possibly all of this! You seem capable enough to also make a home-made SawStop-style auto brake. I look forward to that!
Having 1 arm/leg, I've been looking for a way to mount board buddies to my small dewalt... this might do the trick. Now, show me how to get a flat table, and Dewalt might actually become a decent saw.
Voilà un excellent outil qui vient encore améliorer la scie Dewalt Cette réalisation est parfaite pour moi et je m'en inspirerai pour ma future machine qui bien sûr sera une Dewalt Merci pour ce partage Bien cordialement
That is nice and well built, but I get by with two fence clamps and two holes drilled into a piece of 3/4 inch stock. The aux. fence sticks over the front edge about 10 inches and allows me to start large pieces of sheet stock by myself, and i dont have to worry about something that large to store.
Hey, I really like this! I have the same table saw. I think I will do the same thing to it. This modification is just what this saw needs, in my opinion. Nice job!
Very nice! I like the shelf at the front to help support stock. I had an idea to make something like this, but embed a T-track in it so you can use those new wheeled stock guides that push down and into the fence. Really great build, I'll be sure to borrow some of your ideas!
안녕하세요~ 좋은 영상 너무 잘 봤습니다 저는 취미로 목공을 하고 있습니다~ 영상들을 보면서 너무 좋은 아이디어들이 넘쳐나 따라 만들고 싶은게 한두가지가 아닌것 같습니다~ 테이블쏘 사용할때 톱과 테이블 간격이 짧다보니 항상 불편했는데 저렇게 해결을 하셨네요~^^ 기회가 된다면 저도 한번 만들어 보고 싶어서 그런데 혹시 아크릴 넓이와 길이가 어떻게 되는지 궁금합니다~ 알려주시면 정말 큰 도움이 될것같습니다^^ 앞으로도 좋은영상 기대 하겠습니다^^
Well. I guess my recreation activity for this evening is watching all of your saw mods in a lot of detail. You seem like the only guy skilled enough to pull a build like this off who hasnt already upgraded to a $4000 table saw.
What great work. This is a must have for anyone with a short infeed fence. What is the white material? I have been looking for sheets of this stuff but don't know what it is called. Thank you.
I have watched this video at least a dozen times because I really like what you’ve done. Thanks for the inspiration! Btw, did you ever install a router and make changes to the fence on the other side?
Thanks for liking my video. I use the other side of the fence as well of course. There's a second table saw with a dado blade, not a router. When I first made the workbench, I planned to mount a router there, but I changed it because I thought it would be better to do it this way. And I have a new idea to install a router. I'll work on it and show you soon.
@@carpentak hey what's up I'm wondering if you can link to a video if you did it with the router that you would just talking about and how you did it, thank you so much!
So cool! The clamp you put on the new fence - that is just to hold the extension fence to the existing fence, correct? It is *not* to lock down the entire fence assembly I think. So you are using the existing locking lever for that? ps What make of shaper are you using?
Interesting. I took a different approach. I have the table extension as a separate piece, and the fence extension as a separate piece as well. That way I can use the infeed extention as a support for my miter sled.
팬스로 사용하신 소재가 인조대리석 같아보이기도 하고 HDPE 같아보이는데... 사용하면서 두 소재다 닳아서 갈리는 문제와 비틀리는 문제가 있습니다. 베크라이트로 팬스 많이 만듭니다. 그리고... UWMH라는 테잎이 있습니다. 마찰계수 엄청낮은 테잎이죠. 지그 만들때 유용합니다.
@@carpentak thanks for that just ordered some. Going to be using using a lot of your ideas, excellent ideas and excellent finished product. Thanks for the link 👍👍
In your reply to Jay Choi I was wondering about the second table saw. Did you ever make a video of installing it? I really enjoy watching all your videos, also I wanted to ask if you have any plans of all the parts of the table saw workbench, I would really like something to help me build one for myself. Thanks!
thank you. I used a 100 cm length, but it doesn't matter if it's shorter or longer than that. If you are using plywood, you can finish it and wax it to make it slippery.
I've been waiting months to make this fence. After I saw your video I knew I had to build it. I have all the materials but I don't see any written plans. Can you please tell me the dimensions of the white UHMW sheet? That's all I would need. I can figure out the rest. Thanks so much.
Here in Korea, there are a lot of places that sell them. There are also shops around my house. Perhaps it is because Korea has a developed petrochemical industry.
I have a Metabo table saw, which has a fence very much like the fence on your saw. I'm not sure how the fence on your saw would lock in place, before you built this fence, but on my saw, there is a lever on the far right side of the saw which is used to lock the fence. Would I still be able to use that, or would I have to install toggle clamps like you did?? I do not have a table extension on either side of my saw. My saw is still on it's mobile base.
hello. I think it would be better if you put an insertion nut on the right side of the fence and fix it with a knob bolt. It would be better not to damage the fence, but in this case, it seems unavoidable.
@@carpentak I wasn't referring to the fence itself, I was asking about the locking mechanism that is in the right side of the table saw. It's a small lever that is lifted to lock the fence, or lowered to allow the fence to move left to right.
My dewalt lock lever is independent on the right side of the machine. It's different from your metabo. So if you use the toggle clamp it will collide with the lock lever. So, I recommend screwing the bolt-on knob on the right side of the fence to tighten it.
Acrylic has a smooth surface and glides well. It has a longer lifespan than plywood. Another problem with wood is that it deforms depending on temperature and humidity. So acrylic is good for fences. If possible, it would be better to use aluminum.
Thank you for sharing this! What do you call the white plastic that you attached to the original fence? Is that a HDPE plastic sheet or something else? Where did you buy it? Thank you and hoping to hear from you soon.
I really like this video, and have watched it several times. I am using all wood and installing the JessEm saw guide to the top. In addition I am installing T rails in place of the higher ridge for other uses. Thank you,
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Great idea about laying it out over the flip over bar extension. This is now being added to my project list. right at the top. Thank you.
I finally finished my version of this! Its fabulous. I have it on a dewalt jobsite saw. The infeed support is SOOOO good. I did make some changes. I added Jessem stock guides on the top. And for mounting it, i screwed a metal plate to the back of the existing fence and then used a mag switch to lock it down. Its more expensive, but it REALLY locks it down and is just one switch to latch and unlatch. Thanks for the inspiration!
What a great idea with the mag switch, can you explain or send me a picture how you did that? thanks!
@paulkrijgsman4098 I would love to to! But I don't see a message link on your about page. How do I send you a message?
@@bcole23 Can you see it now? Thanks a lot!
@@paulkrijgsman4098 I cannot... 😪
I love how the extended fence also has a support for longer boards....this is definitely gonna get made by me.
Und der Taschenrechner passt auch rein 😂 grossartig
Love the sled camera angle 🙂 You should make plans from all your work, then we can buy a copy and make our own.
Thanks so much for showing us your work. I built this today and I'm surprised at how much I enjoyed building it. The resulting fence works SO better on my 20-year-old DeWalt jobsite saw.
Great video! Best one I've seen yet.
That is a GREAT upgrade to the saw, I especially like the infeed support coming off the new fence! !! !!!
This is great. Will be borrowing some, possibly all of this! You seem capable
enough to also make a home-made SawStop-style auto brake. I look forward to that!
Wow you’ve squeezed so much more surface area out of a few mods. Excellent.
Having 1 arm/leg, I've been looking for a way to mount board buddies to my small dewalt... this might do the trick.
Now, show me how to get a flat table, and Dewalt might actually become a decent saw.
I am very satisfied with your idea. It’s very useful Best regards from Serbia
I have a rigid saw and have been looking for a video for this project. Thank you
Voilà un excellent outil qui vient encore améliorer la scie Dewalt
Cette réalisation est parfaite pour moi et je m'en inspirerai pour ma future machine qui bien sûr sera une Dewalt
Merci pour ce partage
Bien cordialement
Tak!
Very nice work - I've wanted to modify my DeWalt 7491 fence too.. this is a great idea and your craftsmanship is superb.
Congrats, very well done with details of quality in every corner your right auxiliary step for jig is the best in the whole web.
That is nice and well built, but I get by with two fence clamps and two holes drilled into a piece of 3/4 inch stock. The aux. fence sticks over the front edge about 10 inches and allows me to start large pieces of sheet stock by myself, and i dont have to worry about something that large to store.
Agree. Same results can be had with less building.
Can you post pictures of your build? Thank you
Great work. This is the best one I've seen on TH-cam. I'm going to get to work. Thank you for the video.
Great idea I need one for my DeWalt table saw
I think so too!
Hey, I really like this! I have the same table saw. I think I will do the same thing to it. This modification is just what this saw needs, in my opinion. Nice job!
Hey, that,s a very good job you did! Like it very much, greetings from us in Holland 🌷🌷🌷 Jan
Very nice! I like the shelf at the front to help support stock. I had an idea to make something like this, but embed a T-track in it so you can use those new wheeled stock guides that push down and into the fence. Really great build, I'll be sure to borrow some of your ideas!
Do you have a video that shows your thick kerf saw to the right? Thank you for all of your excellent ideas.
Sorry there is no video
Apologies for a potentially stupid question: Besides from the infeed support, what's the added value of all this additional material on the sawtable?
This is exactly what I was looking for! I have a different saw and stock fence, but the fundamentals are all there. Thanks for this.
Me too. Brilliant. I'll be making this for my Rigid jobsite saw.
Fantastic upgrade!
I always enjoy your videos. So many useful projects. Thanks
Thank you for your valuable comments. We will continue to meet with better projects.
Great job! Will be doing this to my Dewalt! Thank you!
I became a fan of your's videos
Making the most from the least technical path
Well Done!
An excellent design and a very useful tutorial. I look forward to making one of my own
beautiful execution and a super helpful upgrade.
안녕하세요~
좋은 영상 너무 잘 봤습니다
저는 취미로 목공을 하고 있습니다~
영상들을 보면서 너무 좋은 아이디어들이 넘쳐나 따라 만들고 싶은게 한두가지가 아닌것 같습니다~
테이블쏘 사용할때 톱과 테이블 간격이 짧다보니 항상 불편했는데 저렇게 해결을 하셨네요~^^
기회가 된다면 저도 한번 만들어 보고 싶어서 그런데 혹시 아크릴 넓이와 길이가 어떻게 되는지 궁금합니다~ 알려주시면 정말 큰 도움이 될것같습니다^^
앞으로도 좋은영상 기대 하겠습니다^^
네 아크릴 10t 1000×115 입니다. 항상 안전하고 행복한 목공생활 하시구요. 제 채널에 많은 관심 부탁 드립니다.
@@carpentak 친절한 답글 너무 감사드립니다~
앞으로도 좋은 영상 기대하겠습니다^^
Just found your channel, good work brother.
Looks great! I pat as well
Do you happen to have a breakdown or plans for this build? Great video. Thanks for making it
I don't have any plans. Because you can't make it. thanks
101 out of 100 points!!
Well. I guess my recreation activity for this evening is watching all of your saw mods in a lot of detail. You seem like the only guy skilled enough to pull a build like this off who hasnt already upgraded to a $4000 table saw.
Nice. What saw is that? Looks almost identical to the Rutland one I just bought
DEWALT DWE7492
Simplesmente perfeito ótimo trabalho mau amigo , obrigado por compartilhar!, Só uma dúvida qual nome desse plástico branco que usou ?
이것은 그냥 평범한 흰색 아크릴 입니다. 왁스를 좀 발라주면 부드럽게 잘 미끌립니다. 첫번째 댓글 감사합니다 !!
ok - now I need to go buy the saw so I can make a fence for it. Or should I make the fence first?
This is really well done. I have the same saw, I think this will make a big difference.
I have stolen the design and it works pretty damn well!
Love this channel
Thanks for good stuff!
Excellent video! Thanks for sharing.
What is the white material called? And what thickness is it please?
Thank you. It is 10mm white acrylic.
@@carpentak great, thanks for the reply. Much appreciated 👍
Simplement excellent !
Hello, great work. It there any drawings or measurements to follow?
Nothing sorry!
Great accessory
스텐리 사용중 입니다 조기대 밀고 당기면서 위아래 치수차이가 납니다 이렇게하면 무게 때문에 치수 차이가 적어지는 건가요??
아닙니다. 이것은 조기대 길이를 늘려서 작업을 편하게 하기 위함 입니다. 치수 차이가 난나는건 장비의 구조적인 문제 같습니다. 스텐리를 안써봐서 잘은 모르겠습니다. 제 디월트는 그런 문제가 없습니다.
This is brilliant. Very well done!
What great work. This is a must have for anyone with a short infeed fence. What is the white material? I have been looking for sheets of this stuff but don't know what it is called. Thank you.
thank you This is 10mm white acrylic. It is a material that can be easily bought here in Korea. You can also use other materials.
@@carpentak Thank you. I am very impressed with your work. Excellent craftsmanship.
Nice work! Solves a couple problems I have with this saw. Thanks!
Great Video!
Very precise and well done. this is beyond my skills. do you sell these for the Dewalt saw?
I don't sell, sorry
Awesome job. Very well thought out.
I have watched this video at least a dozen times because I really like what you’ve done. Thanks for the inspiration! Btw, did you ever install a router and make changes to the fence on the other side?
Thanks for liking my video. I use the other side of the fence as well of course. There's a second table saw with a dado blade, not a router. When I first made the workbench, I planned to mount a router there, but I changed it because I thought it would be better to do it this way. And I have a new idea to install a router. I'll work on it and show you soon.
@@carpentak hey what's up I'm wondering if you can link to a video if you did it with the router that you would just talking about and how you did it, thank you so much!
Great video thank you
Super Idee danke 👍🏻
Excelente adaptação. Parabéns e grato pelo vídeo 👏👏
Marcus 🇧🇷🇧🇷
Vc conseguiu descobrir as medidas?
Good Job , congratulacion
So cool! The clamp you put on the new fence - that is just to hold the extension fence to the existing fence, correct? It is *not* to lock down the entire fence assembly I think. So you are using the existing locking lever for that? ps What make of shaper are you using?
The existing locking device is used as is. I don't understand the second question. Shaper?
Sorry for my ignorance, can you please tell me what the white material is called so i can search for it. Love, love, love your videos
It is an acrylic material. It's a common material here in Korea, but it seems difficult to find in other countries. Thanks.
Interesting. I took a different approach. I have the table extension as a separate piece, and the fence extension as a separate piece as well. That way I can use the infeed extention as a support for my miter sled.
Brilliant!
팬스로 사용하신 소재가 인조대리석 같아보이기도 하고 HDPE 같아보이는데... 사용하면서 두 소재다 닳아서 갈리는 문제와 비틀리는 문제가 있습니다. 베크라이트로 팬스 많이 만듭니다. 그리고... UWMH라는 테잎이 있습니다. 마찰계수 엄청낮은 테잎이죠. 지그 만들때 유용합니다.
으악~~ 이제야 겨우 테이블쏘다이 겨우 비슷하게 따라하고있는대 ㅠㅠ 진도가 넘빨라요 ㅎㅎㅎ 숙제가 늘어나지만 좋은영상 항상감사합니다
천후향님 다이 만들고 계시군요. 진도 따라오길 기다릴순 없을거 같아요ㅋㅋ 저도 계획한 프로젝트가 많이 밀려 있어서요.ㅋ 빨리빨리 다음 진도 갈겁니다.
관심과 성원에 감사드리며 소중한 댓글과 좋아요! 계속 부탁드려요. 저에게 큰 힘이 됩니다.
Bravo!!!!
What are clamps you use on the new fence which pushdown to the old fence to increase stability.
What they called please?
Fantastic craftsmanship 👍👍
Gh201 toggle clamps??
a.co/d/9ee8kyI
Thank you.
@@carpentak thanks for that just ordered some. Going to be using using a lot of your ideas, excellent ideas and excellent finished product.
Thanks for the link 👍👍
Can you please send pdf plans. I'm new to woodworking, and this is nice
I don't have a plan. I can't make a plan.
Nice work! How long is it?
I probably remember it as 90cm.
In your reply to Jay Choi I was wondering about the second table saw. Did you ever make a video of installing it? I really enjoy watching all your videos, also I wanted to ask if you have any plans of all the parts of the table saw workbench, I would really like something to help me build one for myself. Thanks!
It couldn't be filmed. I don't have plans for the workbench. But on my Instagram, I have pictures of dimensions and details. That will help a little.
Great job, I love it. What's the length of the acrilic piece? Just to have an idea of the size!! Can I use plywood instead of the acrilic panel?
thank you. I used a 100 cm length, but it doesn't matter if it's shorter or longer than that. If you are using plywood, you can finish it and wax it to make it slippery.
@@carpentak thank you so much, I will make mine with plywood and wax it.
Keep the good work and the great videos, you have my support!!
Excellent👍👏
I have the same table saw and I also need this because my fence is bent out of square
Great work! Thanks
I've been waiting months to make this fence. After I saw your video I knew I had to build it. I have all the materials but I don't see any written plans. Can you please tell me the dimensions of the white UHMW sheet? That's all I would need. I can figure out the rest. Thanks so much.
Ok, 1000×115mm Have a good job!
Thank you so much!@@carpentak
I Love your work !
awesome job once again
That extra functional ! The only discomfort to me is having to adjust my measurement scale mark.
Nice!
I wish I could make one of those. Looks amazing and vert sterdy
That is the most complicated extension fence i have ever seen. But good work building it.
Do you have plans for this extension table sir ?
I have no plans sorry.
Very very nice💪🏾🚪💯🇹🇳
Do you have plans for this as I have same saw
There is no plan
_well done_
Thanks ,I have the same saw ,I want to make it like you ,but what is the length and height of the new fence?
It doesn't have to be the same size as me. Take the size you need.
Brilliant! Gutted you don't have plans. I have the exact saw. Any chance of some measurements / dimentions?
No measurements were recorded. Sorry if you measure the fence size on your table saw you can draw it.
@@carpentak ahh good. Found a ridiculously easier way.
@@BarrySumpterwould you be willing to share what you found?
@Carpentak From where did you get the akrylic board? (Im swedish...
Here in Korea, there are a lot of places that sell them. There are also shops around my house. Perhaps it is because Korea has a developed petrochemical industry.
Brilliant
I have a Metabo table saw, which has a fence very much like the fence on your saw. I'm not sure how the fence on your saw would lock in place, before you built this fence, but on my saw, there is a lever on the far right side of the saw which is used to lock the fence. Would I still be able to use that, or would I have to install toggle clamps like you did?? I do not have a table extension on either side of my saw. My saw is still on it's mobile base.
hello. I think it would be better if you put an insertion nut on the right side of the fence and fix it with a knob bolt. It would be better not to damage the fence, but in this case, it seems unavoidable.
@@carpentak I wasn't referring to the fence itself, I was asking about the locking mechanism that is in the right side of the table saw. It's a small lever that is lifted to lock the fence, or lowered to allow the fence to move left to right.
My dewalt lock lever is independent on the right side of the machine. It's different from your metabo. So if you use the toggle clamp it will collide with the lock lever. So, I recommend screwing the bolt-on knob on the right side of the fence to tighten it.
Great video. I have the same saw and I’ve been looking for something like this. What is the material you used for the fence?
I used 10mm acrylic. Thank you
@@carpentakThank you for the video! May I ask what the is reason for using acrylic instead of timber or plywood?
Acrylic has a smooth surface and glides well. It has a longer lifespan than plywood. Another problem with wood is that it deforms depending on temperature and humidity. So acrylic is good for fences. If possible, it would be better to use aluminum.
@@carpentak Thanks for the reply. Cheers.
Thank you for sharing this! What do you call the white plastic that you attached to the original fence? Is that a HDPE plastic sheet or something else? Where did you buy it? Thank you and hoping to hear from you soon.
It's acrylic. It's easy to buy here in Korea.
@@carpentak Thank you! Ill look for it here in our local big box store.
@@carpentak How thick is the acrylic you used? It is easy to get 3mm here but yours seems much thicker
I used 10mm.
awesome
Don't know where to find that white plastic.. I'm trying for 2 weeks to find it in europe anyone have a link please !😢
ماشاءالله عليك بالثوفيق ويدوم التواصل مرحبا بك احلا بصمة لك 👍👍👍❤🌷
Hi, what is the model reference for the toggle clamp?
a.co/d/8NHUymM
I wanted to give this a thumbs up, but I saw that I already did that somehow….gotta love YT addiction
Yeah, that board support is the bee's knees.
Hi, what is the size of the toggle clamp. The clamps I purchased too big?
I really like this video, and have watched it several times. I am using all wood and installing the JessEm saw guide to the top. In addition I am installing T rails in place of the higher ridge for other uses. Thank you,
The toggle clamp is a small size. It's probably the smallest size. thank you