It makes little sense to have a ZCI yet have blow-out/chip-out on the fence side of the cut! Make your cuts cleaner.
"Why doesn't anyone make/sell a zero-clearance fence for miter saws?" Then answer is: "Most likely because all miter saw fences are different, and to create one which lasts and can fit many miter saws would be difficult." That's where Jack from Colliflower comes in...
Now there is a perpetual zero-clearance fence that fits virtually any miter saw. Very simple design. Very good results.
Made of two "body" pieces of machined aluminum with a 1/4" replaceable melamine insert. Simply put: The aluminum body pieces attached to your stock miter saw fence via commercial-grade double-sided tape. One can have the zero-clearance fence body move with the stock fence via adhering it only to the movable part of the stock fence. Or, one can have it be stationary adhering it to both the moveable part and the lower stationary part. Or, it can be stationary simply by adhering it anywhere and locking the stock fence in its position. Lots of options! All the while remembering that the slip-in, slip-out insert can be re-positioned to make a fresh ZC cut at any time.
The insert slips in and out via a dovetailed slot cut into the aluminum body.
The aluminum bodies can be removed simply because they are adhered by tape. The fence does not move and is strong while adhered to the stock fence.
A very great help to the fine wood worker!
Replacement Melamine ZC Insert for ZC Fence come in a 2-pack.
In-Store Pickup: Most orders are completed within 2 business days. We will contact you via email when your order is ready for pickup.
Shipping: Most orders are packaged and ready for shipping within 2 to 4 business days of ordering.
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Up until this particular order, I have received excellent wood from KJP. I was very impressed with the quality of the different species of exotic wood I received in the past. However, the maple I received in this order was subpar with large knots that I was unable to work around. I was using the maple on a large serving board and the final product was flawed with too many slightly opened knots. I will continue to buy wood from KJP, because my overall opinion of KJP's products is still very high. Thanks for listening.
We were impressed with the thickness. The adhesive seems to work well. We applied the edgebanding with a household iron. Joints within the roll were hardly noticeable. Would definitely buy again.
I haven't cut into any of it yet but it looks like it will a good looking part of some of my wood craft projects
