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Comment by Antoine boyd on August 21, 2010 at 6:27pm

OK,James, the photos have been uploaded for your viewing pleasure at no extra charge. A couple ooohs and aahhhs would be nice.

Comment by Antoine boyd on August 21, 2010 at 10:26am

It just so happened that I finally finished the top with the fence. I haven't taken any photos yet, but when I do I will surely post them. I used two T-tracks parallel to the insert about 2" to the outside running about 18" in length. I took one 36" T-track and cut in half to put down. The T-track will hold up to 5/16" hex bolt, I use the 14" instead. My fence runs the width of my table which is 36" minus 3". I hope this works for you the the time being.

Comment by James Reeves on August 21, 2010 at 9:41am

Looks nice, glad l seen your photo's, l bought last year at a yard sale for $ 5.00 a 24 x 60 inch solid work bench had hole for router. So not likeing my mastercraft $ 350 bench router table took fence, plate etc put in bench yesterday very simular but wasn't sure about T tracks, hope can see your finished bench/router table very nice job
jim

Comment by Antoine boyd on March 10, 2010 at 7:04am

I'm using a miter track here. I found it at a salvage store. I do have T tracks to put down for my fence.

Comment by Anthony Lanting on March 8, 2010 at 10:03am

Now you are talking! I was going to suggest that when viewing the other picture. Are you using miter track or T-rails? T- rail cost more but you have the capability to lock it in place.