Wolfcraft Master Cut 1500 Table Saw Fence

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Ladies and Gentleman, here is an idea for a table saw fence for a Wolfcraft Master Cut 1500. First a few words about the Master Cut 1500; If you have no space, and need something that is multi-functional or if you need to work on the go, this could be a possibility. I thought I don’t go into wood working too much, and I was mistaken as I enjoy it now too. If you want to do serious work, this is nothing for you. The Master Cut 1500 is pretty pricy and it would be a better option to opt for a real table saw instead, and build yourself a router table once you got a proper machine to do so. But for everyone who chooses the Wolfcraft option, or already has one, this one is for you. The Fence that comes with the machine is…. Well let’s talk about my solution. I’ve photographed the parts you’ll need. The DFX is to cut out on a CNC the 5mm Plywood for the sides. The Slot for the existing clamp that comes with the table, is 1.5mm (Small slot with a 6.5mm Hole on the front). One Side needs that to your left. The other does not need it, you can omit it when making the tool paths. Then I glued up some strips of wood for distance and to get it 90° to the table. They should be thick enough to accommodate the clamping mechanism you are using. I used some off amazon, added a longer screw to it so It can clamp down on the aluminum angle. While the glue is drying, I attached the aluminum angle to the table with 3 screws and locknuts (M5) Drill a hole on the back side vertically to position the clamping screw (Aluminum Handle on the top) so it aligns with the angle, The idea is that a strip of wood is not glued and can thus be moved downwards and clamp the angle from the other side (See photo to make sense of this :-) ) The “Woodinsert Nut” is placed prior to glue the second wall on, also, I locked it in place with a small woodscrew and a washer. Finally, the Knob can be either the Aluminum one I made, but you could also just make one out of wood, and use a reversed Wood Insert. Loctite where necessary, you want the Knob and the reversed nut on the bottom not to come loose. If you have questions, let me know….