Would appreciate any ideas re: affixing an auxiliary fence to the Unifence. Two clamps – fore and aft – simply get in the way of jig track.
Tx.
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Try drilling a couple of holes in the Unifence. Put countersunk T-nuts in the auxilliary fence, and attach with matching machine bolts.
TTRACK looks good, but it is not necessary to spend the money. My fence was a bit concave, which is dangerous. I simply took a very straight 1x4 or so of cherry, and screwed it on from the back through a couple of holes drilled in the aluminum. I then face jointed the sandwich. When I use the fence for the router, mounted in the ext. table, I made a 4x4 of hardwood, and drilled two 1.5" holes in the top of this 4x4, near the ends, so that the small top clamp jaw sits in the hole, and the clamp is then tightened against the back side of the fence. Low tech, but free.
Alan
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