Changing it out Already? Harvey Big Eye Rip Fence Upgrade

[@batarang87]

It's amazing how some manufacturers are working really hard to improve and modernize the old Unifence design. I've seen a lot of them out there recently and this one is the best.

[@seanbrotherton542]

I thought i really wanted this saw. Now I'm certain I really want this saw! No other saw even comes close to all the cool features and upgrades available. A decked out Harvey would be amazing!

[@stlwoodworking]

I had to do very little adjustment to mine as well. I did a review of it after a couple of months. Great video

[@arclightxv7861]

I really like the fence. I got it when it shipped in Jan and have been using it since. On my old table saw, I had the Incra-fence, which I absolutely loved. This in my opinion is just as good on the accuracy front, but has built in positive stops and a much much nice profile from usability standpoint.

[@jakeg1342]

May I ask what table saw you are using it on? I have an older Powermatic

[@nmancini]

I think the fine adjustment should have had a gear reduction to really be more of a fine adjustment wheel vs a rubber wheel

[@OKCFittySix]

Ah. I was scratching my head a little bit when I went to mount the power switch. I hadn't found anything in the manual. Thx!

[@jeffolsen3228]

How long did it take to change out this fence and have it ready to go?

[@dendenovich8366]

The arrow indicator where I bought ?

[@pctatc66]

But can you attach Jessem Stock guides? Looks like it will need modifications to be able to do that.

[@itachi975x]

You can even easier no magnets needed it has t-slot on top you just use t-bolts

[@dansarfert3585]

11.5mm is roughly 29/64 in. In some cases and when precision is necessary, metric is easier.

[@srmofoable]

For those of you without youtube level income, check out really cool tools fence system. You have to make your own rail, but that's a simple process albeit a little time consuming. You can pick up 2040 extrusion cheap from automation direct. All in about 300 plus shipping and your rail

[@jakeg1342]

Those are just a beismeyer T-style fence like the one he just replaced.

[@seanbrotherton542]

I just save money and buy what I like. Imagine that

[@pctatc66]

wow.. $1250 with shipping and tax for a Table saw fence????????? way too rich for my blood

[@Psychlist1972]

Not when you're a KZbinr and get it for free, though. :/ So many of these channels have turned into glorified ad networks.

[@seanbrotherton542]

Buy it with the saw. It's ok to have nice tools. Learn to save. No reason to act out and be jealous because someone bought something nice

[@chrisvanderwielen1530]

@@seanbrotherton542 You're not a *real* woodworker, unless you work exclusively with (used) Ryobi tools... nice tools are only for people with quoteunquote KZbinr incomes endquote..

[@iainhuddart8496]

2:38 chucks away metric tape - 3:40 took a measurement.... in metric 😆

[@nobiazcustomsinc5030]

That master rip fence SUCKS and i hate it. It goes out of alignment so freaking often. You clamp it down and itll swing up to 1/8 inch sometimes. I was just thinking how could harvey not have a dual guide rail system when my cheap jobsite saw has one? A wham here we are. Def buying this asap

[@usatravler1]

Guess all that technology is needed if building a scram jet out of wood.

[@voalexandrevo]

Dude, unless you don't have space in your workshop, you should buy a slidong table saw, a real one. Its wayyyyyyyyyy better.

[@richardlug6139]

I am sure if one of the companies that make them gave him one free like he got the Harvey free, he would gladly take it. Sliders would be the way to go compared to actually having to pay for this saw all all the upgrades he got for free.

[@seanbrotherton542]

You sound like a jealous child. 😂

[@jamesred911]

Metric FTW lol