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Question: Will they work with a Bosch 4100 table saw and fence?
Document: These are very nice and work exceptionally well. Can be used against the fence or from the fence. I have a set for each of my table tools!
I've been using these featherboards on my router table and table saw and they work very well. Easy to adjust and keeps the wood you're cutting neatly in place.
These appear to be well made. It should be noted that I think they will do what they are suppose to do, hold the material so it doesn't pop up or out once I figure out how.I wish they included better pictures or instructions on how you attach to a a table saw top or fence so it holds fast, wont move and secure.The only thing I see is their use of a "T" bolt that is used with a Kreg router table.
The featherboard's runners are 3/4&#34; wide and simply will not slide into the T-slot of my Delta bench saw.I did some googling and finally found this response from the company to a customer with a similar problem with his saw, &#34;I'm sorry to inform you that these Featherboards will not work with your table saw.
The correct relationship for the fence is minutely spread which means that the angle is different depending on the side of the blade the fence is set.The blade guard should be used whenever possible. Typical table saws incorporates a riving knife, a spreader which helps prevent the cut from closing on the back of the saw blade. Natural tension can exist in wood that causes the cut to close. Some blade guards have anti-kickback devices that allow only forward travel past the blade.Push the workpiece past the blade.
I bought these featherboards for use with my 10&#34; Delta bench saw (model TS200LS). The instructions are non-existent, not even a list of silly warnings, just a single photograph of the board installed on a routing table. After much futzing around I finally came to realize that there was no way the runners would work with the T-slots on my saw. Too big.
Got these from local WoodCraft store but still wanted to review them on Amazon. These are perfect for my new Kreg router table and the quality is very high, Made in USA! They will also work on my older Sears Craftsman contractors table saw miter track with no problems. These are a good safety feature. Take a little extra time and work safely other wise you will not be around to enjoy your wood working masterpiece.
this is a great feather board. i like the fact you don't have to buy two separately because every so often you have to use two to control your work. i use it both on my router table and table saw and so far they have held up to being used almost every day. they are vary easy to adjust to fit to your project holding it firm and it fits in both t-track and the miter slot. i would definitely suggest this if you are using a router table or table saw.
Kreg makes some good products. These work well. They fasten easily to miter slots or T-Track. They have 5" of adjustment. The pack of two comes with an additional pair of longer mounting bolts to allow both featherboards to be stacked for thicker or taller wood. Even have spacers included to space them out from the fence if needed. Look at the rest, then buy these.
Shortly after, the Rockler arrived and true to the reviews, the T-bolts had to be ground down to fit the Kreg fence. So for, I have used the original Kreg FBs a number of times and they have done the job. I used the Peachtree FB on the project above and it also work well. I have yet to use the Rockler, but will in time, I suppose. Only time will tell how durable these FBs are really are.
Answer: yes