back of the fence.

In order for me to have a 90 degree angle, I added support at the back of the fence. Routed to long holes on the both sides of the table so the screws to hold the fence can pass through. Normally, people would use an industrial wing screw. However, with the condition outside it is too cold to venture to HD so I dig in my junk bag of screws and bolts. I found this old screw from the old cabinet with washer and the door knob. I drilled a scrap wood with the same measurement of my table top and the bottom of the fence. I attached it and it is perfect. I have enough clearance to unscrew the bold so I can move the fence back and forth. It is not 100% perfect but thank God for Kreg Jig tools, it made my work easy to finish my project, so I can move on doing my refurbished furniture.