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Essential Router-Table Jigs: Zero-Clearance Fence
Watch how an auxiliary fence closes the gap around the router bit, so short pieces won't dip into the open space
Jul 28, 2008
Made from 1/8-in. Masonite, this auxiliary fence makes it easier to cut a profile on a short piece, without having the piece dip into the opening in the fence and cut too deeply, or catch at the outfeed side of the opening.
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