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I'm a big fan of dial indicators for setups. I use a mag base with one for adjusting the TS fence when I need exact width rips.
Never been urged to put a t-track into a router table, never can be sure it is parallel to the fence. However by centering off the centerline of the bit I can see its utility for accurate adjustments. Just wish my table was metal so the mag base would work! 😀
My router fence is an older Incra and the fence adjustments are good down to a few thou, but with the larger aux fence attached I need to be mindful to push/pull as I adjust to keep the backlash out. Incra uses a spring in the adjuster so when pulling on the fence all it is doing is stretching the spring.
Either way, it's cut, measure, adjust, then get to work!
Never been urged to put a t-track into a router table, never can be sure it is parallel to the fence. However by centering off the centerline of the bit I can see its utility for accurate adjustments. Just wish my table was metal so the mag base would work! 😀
My router fence is an older Incra and the fence adjustments are good down to a few thou, but with the larger aux fence attached I need to be mindful to push/pull as I adjust to keep the backlash out. Incra uses a spring in the adjuster so when pulling on the fence all it is doing is stretching the spring.
Either way, it's cut, measure, adjust, then get to work!
