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[@billbris]

I don't own a table saw and currently don't plan on getting one. What I do appreciate is your commitment to helping the small entrepreneurial shops with great ideas. Please continue.

[@Lolo7674]

Hi Mr Stumpy, I really like your videos. About this one, I must say that I realized such an upgrade years ago with melamine. It exceeds the table on the in feed side that serves as an in feed table, just like the one you show, but with a different design, of course. It does work pretty well. I added an ajustable leg at the end of the in feed extension to support long pieces. An adjustable leg can be made from a telescoping painter pole or shower curtain rod. Safe, simple and free (or almost). Not as light as this aluminum one, of course, but for the price, I like it. We are in the DIY universe, so I encourage people to make their own tools and jigs because it is also a part of the DIY mentality. Good job. Thanks.

[@dougsprojects6431]

We both could have been RICH. I did the same for my portable 5 or so years ago.

[@dian3145]

My daughter is getting into woodworking, and only has room for a job site saw. This will be the perfect Mother’s Day gift for her. Thanks, James!!

[@ShastaOrange]

Definitely the first time I ever heard a table saw rip fence described as the perfect Mother's Day gift, but I like it!

[@buttcrack7784]

You give your daughter mothers’ day gifts? 🤔🤔

[@luismoref]

​@@buttcrack7784if it was not her daughter she would not be a mom 😂

[@dian3145]

@@buttcrack7784 daughters can be moms 🤣 just makes me a granny!

[@4BikeMike]

@@dian3145 I will be doing the same for my daughter, it would be safer for her. I bought her the DeWalt contractors saw for Christmas.

[@jodilea144]

I’m showing this to my husband and children. This would be an awesome gift for Mother’s Day!

[@trashes_to_treasures]

You are going to have a lot more fun in your workshop with this 💪😎

[@josephKEOarthur]

I got it with a giftcardmy kids got me.(fathersday). Thanks keith and bill ! (Now make a router fence version). Two (and make them perpendicular to one another).

[@bigelowpeter280]

I put one of these systems on my Bosch job site saw. So much safer and more confident when ripping sheet goods and framing lumber. I work alone most of the time on site and agree this is the best upgrade I have ever made. Well worth the cost.

[@michaelzimmerman635]

I have a Bosch as well. Wish I could order one. No overseas shipping.

[@troygoggans5495]

I purchased the Bow 46” fence with supports and feather boards. The system was well packaged with the fence packed in a heavy duty package. I have only used it for a week but the experience I have had so far has exceeded my expectations. Also setup only took minutes with good understandable English instructions. Thanks again for the presentation the product was well worth the money.

[@shubus]

This is a major innovation not only in terms of utility but also in SAFETY. Congrats to these guys!

[@mattro4902]

I waited months for them to restock the large fence. I finally got it a couple of weeks ago and couldn't be anymore pleased. For a while I was really considering a large cabinet saw but since I got this fence and hold downs, I will probably keep rocking my Bosch 4100. Happy to see I'm not the only one gushing over this product. 😊

[@tedkrush5661]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@RYwoodview]

Yes. I bought the system on first look on another channel. It's an amazing upgrade.

[@keithknight6521]

Greeting from England, My 36" version came in yesterday (16th May 2024). I was surprised on the quality, and how heavy and strong the fence is. Easily fit onto my DeWalt Table saw in my garage size hobby workshop. The infeed and outfeed attachments is really well designed, very strong and fit the fence perfectly, and only today saw your video on this fence. At the time writing, it is now available in the UK from Wood workers workshop a small company in England who import all the Bow products.

[@cerberus2881]

Hamilton can sell more product than about anyone, he's sold me on a ton of it! I've never been disappointed after having purchased the recommendations either.

[@stevenslater2669]

If there was a Nobel Prize for woodworking, these guys would deserve it!

[@SaintFredrocks]

Along with SawStop I would hope.

[@pete_lind]

@@SaintFredrocks There is other than sawstop, Bosch system did not damage the blade and really big table saws use different systems (Martin T77). Bosch system was banned from US by sawstop legal action, so safety was not their priority ... no prize for restricting competition. Also this product dont ship outside US, so Chinese will make cheap copy and sell it half the price ... not so clever .

[@jamiebiddix4302]

I actually hope that happens because then someone will make it better​@@pete_lind

[@Littleredrumcooler]

Long time listener, first time caller. This fence took my Dewalt job site saw to the next level. Thank you. I can now cut sheet goods!! Thanks for the rec!

[@garytompkins3761]

Looks great AND you have the blade guard on! Yay!

[@anisopteras]

I been using the Bow fence on both my jobsite sawstop table saw and bandsaw for several months. It is absolutely fantastic and worth getting. I been cutting tens of 24 in strips for basket weave cutting boards on the bandsaw and the fence is fantastic for straight cuts.

[@cameronnebe]

I got mine a couple weeks ago when 731 woodworks announced taylor tools had a shipment coming and was acceoting preorders. Ive already been using the feather boards on the router table quite a bit. I havent out the fence on the saw yet, but one of the main benefits i like is the downward feather boards which dont readily fit on a table saw like the side ones do. Really helpful for jeeping the wood on the table when ripping long miters. And I do have a jobsite saw too, but it hadnt dawned on me to put the fence on that one since i don't use it as much.

[@PlunderAndPillage]

I have this system and it is a tremendous help. I use all of their addons including their taller horizontal feather boards. The only thing they need to add is a fence tall enough to use on a 12" saw for ripping 4" thick boards. They are super easy to deal with.

[@theelmagoo]

I was wondering when you would get to reviewing this! I purchased it when it came out several months ago and agree with all of the points you made! I have the same SawStop Jobsite Pro saw and it solved my fence issues! I have my saw mounted into a rolling workstation and have been contemplating upgrading the fence to a Biesemeyer style fence, and with this add on I don't think I need to anymore! Highly recommend!!

[@TeddyCavachon]

I’ve used the Bow finger board and band saw guides and have been very impressed with their design, build quality, performance and the additional level safety they add. I have been waiting for the 48” fence to get back in stock to add to my Skill 8-14” job site table saw.

[@subungulate]

I loved this commercial so much I ordered a kit. It looks to solve the problems I’ve experienced cutting on a small saw. Thanks!

[@jayfegely1213]

I have been debating for months on purchasing this accessory for small shop. After watching your video I pulled the trigger and bought the Bow Extender Bundle they have available. Can't wait to use in my shop. Thanks and I watch all your videos. I think they are the most valuable for us woodworkers. Keep them coming!!!

[@sloprun]

Hi, Can you send me the link to the Bow Extender Bundle. I cannot find it on their site.

[@PMichaels]

Thanks for this, James! I just bought a 36” one. The price was actually less than I thought - and a LOT less than a trip to the ER. 👍🏼

[@brianlittizzio8253]

Mr. Nubs- thank you for another excellent video and concise explanation of a tool I didn’t know I need in my life. I’m a home remodeler and work with a job site table saw daily. This will make my work life easier, safer, and more enjoyable. I’ll be ordering one this week. Thank you!!

[@cyoung4290]

I make it a point, when possible to only buy tools and products made in the U.S.A. I appreciate your pointing this out when highlighting an item.

[@thunderflyable]

Got this same set-up for Christmas and can say it has been an absolute game-changer on my Dewalt. I can assure you Mr. Nubs is not overstating a thing, sponsored or not. Saw is now much easier, safer and enjoyable to use.

[@cyrilnorrie8450]

Wow, this is a great addition to any table saw, router table or bandsaw. I wish I had thought of it, but kudos to those guys.

[@billengland1183]

Thank you for this recommendation. Due to space limitations, I'm using a DeWalt contractor saw (which works well). I received my Bow Xtender system today and it will both make this saw much more versatile and also safer to use.

[@gregghernandez2714]

I love Bow's feather boards for my DeWalt jobsite table saw. I feel that it not only makes me safer when it comes to kickbacks but makes my cuts more accurate. This just seems like an natural extension to their already excellent line of products. I want to invest in the TSO track saw attachment first, but when I do invest in this product, I will make sure to use your link. Thanks!

[@Cut2Finish]

I'll be buying a small jobsite saw soon and this will be a much appreciated safety add on. Thanks for highlighting it.

[@jonkirkwood469]

I bought the Bow feather board for my jobsite saw after you featured it a few years ago. I'll probably give the Bow fence a go, too.

[@erikmiller2317]

can't say enough about my 48" xtender fence with all the bits n bobs. must have for any jobsite table saw. same level as a TSO square for a tracksaw in terms of quality and utility with a ton of safety on top!

[@robertperkins8096]

I love mine. Makes the saw much safer and I love the infeed/outfeed support. Its a little pricey, but worth every penny for the safety features it provides.

[@LordHog]

I saw 731 talk about a number months ago. Got one when they came back into stock not long ago. I only have room for a compact table saw they was absolutely needed

[@andydelphoto]

Wow. We primarily use our shop to create picture frames out of rough lumber and I can immediately see the value of this setup for the type of cuts we make.

[@EzRay11]

I just recently found your channel and take something away from every video you make. As someone that still has all his nose pickers these tips, tricks, trade secrets and accessories are invaluable. Cheers

[@bigbuddha123]

Wow, thanks for this! I may consider getting this because my jobsite's fence is flat at all.

[@allynhansen7398]

I second everything you said. I got one sent down to New Zealand and boy! am I feeling so much safer now i have the support both on the infeed and outfeed side of my Skil table saw. Cutting up 1.8 metre lengths of reclaimed native timber was always a worry but it's a piece of cake now. Regards, Allyn Hansen

[@gp_fabrication]

I saw this demoed during a video at Workbench Con. I was really reluctant at getting it due to the price but oh my was it so worth it. Its an extremely well thought out product.

[@stephenmcgeown]

What a fantastic design!! Thanks for showcasing more local US ingenuity. Hope the Bow guys do well with this product.

[@carriemacjung4286]

Loved my 36" so much I bought the 48". 36" now on the bandsaw and 48" on my compact saw

[@Yo-it8zy]

Rarely see a product that looks so simple and effective as a gamechanger. Thanks for showing it!

[@larryblackmon2341]

I'm another that doesn't have a table saw but love you shared this with us. I love all your content.

[@RedcarWW]

I don't have a job site table saw. Mine is a a 1970s Delta/Rockwell Contractor's saw. I'll spare you from the longwinded story. Not planning on upgrading just yet to a Harvey cabinet saw right away. Instead I am building a bench integrated with the Kreg Adaptive Cutting System/Kreg Track Saw. This will will reduce my need in many cases for a table saw. Yet I would be a fool to watch this video and think that I shouldn't explore getting the Bow Products 46" XT XTENDER Fence System. Anything that would make my world a safer place is something I am willing to invest my hard-earned money in. Even when I get my Harvey down the road, it's not like I couldn't still use this fence. Either that or I could pass on to someone with a job site table saw that wold truly benefit from the tool. Great vid. Thanks.

[@norm5785]

Looks very much a great safety improvement. Thank you for sharing. Everyone stay safe, happy and healthy. From Henrico County Virginia

[@mk1st]

I added a 1” thick piece of Delrin to my table saw fence. It sticks out about 8” on each end and 3” above the original fence. It really helps with rips but doesn’t have the extras this device does, especially with those nice kickback preventers.

[@alfabsc]

Thanks for the information. I have the feather boards on my router table. EXCELLENT! Highly recommend Bow products.

[@lorenclifton110]

I'm ordering this right away. Thank you!

[@LYLEWOLD]

Wow. That's really slick, and much better priced that I thought it might be.

[@jhippl]

thats what i was thinking, it looks like its gonna be a must have for my cordless table saw.

[@J_Jonah_Jameson]

$159.00 in U.S.A but $357.00 in Canada for the 46 inch fence only. No thanks.

[@tomlagatol4448]

A four foot fence and the accessories shown on the video would be around $450.00 USD….Thanks but no thanks, That’s just too much.

[@StumpyNubs]

Where are you getting $450? The fence I used with the supports is $200. You can use your own feather boards and MatchFit-style clamps. If you want to buy clamps and feather boards, the whole set on my saw was $300. Here it is: amzn.to/49M9hmn

[@theorder93]

to get the the real meat of this system the 46” fence the supports and the clamps at 225$ for a major improvement to a saw sounds f’n great

[@G.I.JeffsWorkbench]

Wow, just when I thought that I knew what my next tool purchase would be. Now I’m conflicted. Seriously, this is a long-overdue tablesaw accessory. Bonus: offered by a small business. My guess is that Bow Products won’t be small for long. Thanks James for letting us know about this game-changing product.

[@daviddejong187]

I was just getting ready to put together a extended fence system out of baltic birch plywood for my saw. This looks like a better option

[@HarisWoodshop]

Never saw this before. Looks very interesting for the jobsite table saw I use in my basement. Thanks for sharing.

[@judemueller8904]

I purchased this immediately. Exactly what I was looking for.

[@DirkieB]

Looks like a great piece of kit and solves several issues I'm having but unfortunately it doesn't ship to Europe. Maybe I can construct something like this myself from some off the shelf featherboards and plywood.

[@PatricesProjects]

Very nice jig. I like that they designed it to work with their previous products.

[@jeffreymurillo3131]

Wow that looks pretty nice.

[@victorhopper6774]

built my extended fence out of a old stormdoor 30 years ago. really like their anti kick back products. a 6-8 foot fence extender and i buy.

[@auralsonicwaves7170]

That's a truly cool accessory. I'm heading over there now!

[@woodworking4459]

I use the level and I have perfect result 😊. Nice video 👍🏻

[@Critter145]

Stumpy, I’ve made purchases based on your recommendations before and have been happy. When/if I’m able to get a table saw, I’ll have to get one of these, as I don’t have the physical space for a large setup. 💯🔥

[@user990077]

Thanks a bunch, partner. I just climbed on Amazon and spent 200 + bucks I don't have... (actually I do and I can see it's going to be a great accessory)

[@garymiller5937]

A fabulous idea James! Thank you. 😊😊😊❤❤❤

[@LarryGarfieldCrell]

This is the kind of commercial I like!

[@kenbrown2808]

that is nice. I wonder if the finish carpenter I've worked with the most has one, already. but he does normally use infeed and outfeed tables.

[@iggyandangus]

I need this. My little job site saw is all I’ve got. I need a new fence for it anyways because it got dented when a piece kicked back (I also got a pretty nasty rectangle bruise on my chest for a while) this is much better than the other shop made stuff I’ve made for my saw. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@Bogside_Irish]

I LOVE all my Bow Products.

[@AlanTheBeast100]

Edit needed @2:26 because the sheet caught the outfeed piece? Great product to be sure. May get one for our small home table saw. Recently ripping 2x3's and with high pucker factor. (I leave the garage door open and make sure there are no cars there ...)

[@azweinger]

I use the same jig for three years alredy. DIY of cource. Bought an exctusion and mounted a piece of plywood on it with a T-track in it. Standar extrusions normaly have suitable t-nuts, so one can always mount or dismount a piece of L extrusion or just some plywood rests to support stock on either end.

[@phillamoore157]

Wow….I’m sold. As long as it fits the DeWalt saw. I’ve already got a couple of their products as well. GREAT company.

[@BritoWorx]

What a great product. I’ll be buying this system.

[@WereHere2Stay]

I feel exactly the same way. I love this system.

[@darbo7]

I couldn’t be more happy with mine…it is an exceptional product imo.

[@michaelstiller2282]

Do you have to remove the stock support on those fences that extends off the saw and flips into place when ripping wide stock? The video shows a nice large table top. Would it work for a smaller saw? Like a Milwaukee or DeWalt?

[@billfudale9329]

Sure will!

[@TeddyCavachon]

I commented previously and did purchase the 48” model for my Skil brand 8-1/4 job site saw. Huge improvement in ease of use and safety. My question is about making jigs which will slide over it. One of the problems with the saw is the very small table which makes a cross cut sled which runs in the two tracks on the table difficult to use. Do you think a workaround where the sled slid on top the extended BOW fence like a jig on the fence for cutting lap joints on vertical boards or the fence and the track to the outside of the blade is feasible?

[@Timber2Toothpicks]

You Nailed it. Help me out here PLEASE!. I just bought the SawStop CTS. Will this set up work on my small fence? Next, I just unboxed my Harvey bandsaw. I bought the 14” Ambassador Series. They included the new compass Universal Guide. I also bought. The Harvey Miter Guide Pro. I contacted my customer service rep about the taller Harvey fence that they make for the larger set ups. It’s about $100.00 bucks. These are 0:45 my new machines. If you recall from my other comments I work in my wheelchair. With all this… do you think the Bow set up like you had it set up on your SawStop will it work on my new machines? Thanks for doing the review. I was truly ready to buy but had some reservations. I was going to call their customer service tomorrow but then saw your review. You did a great job. Plus you demonstrated every single piece that was on my list. Can you give me some advice? Thanks. TS, Portland OR

[@StumpyNubs]

Yes, it should work on both fences.

[@redrodlrowon]

Thank you so very much for showing us this! I will be getting one.

[@GPS0159]

On my list of things to look at further. Could have used this a few weeks ago.

[@peterlaughlin930]

I knew recommendation I bought the bow system I have is a small table saw, and this allows me to saw longer boards thanks for the recommendation

[@matthewcarpenter4716]

I feel horrible that I cannot afford their product right now. But oh the ideas in my head to make a solution like this from the what I have on hand right now! I am what you would call a "Budget Driven" wood worker. I have an older Shopsmith MK V and if there is an improvement I have been trying to solve it is the out-feed because unlike modern saws, the table height changes with cut depth.

[@Obtuse94]

This is what innovation looks like. Awesome stuff.

[@stevebosun7410]

Hello from the UK. Ingenious, all I need now is a table saw.

[@greggerstner5599]

Don't have a table saw?! Nooooooooo problem! It works with handsaws, chainsaws, bread knives, safety scissors, charcuterie boards, two-man crosscut saws, nail files, potato peelers, and string! As seen on Stumpy TV! Not available in stores, unless they are! Act now while supplies last! Actually, another cool vid.

[@riggerjeff]

I’m a general-purpose maker, not specifically a woodworker, currently forced by circumstance into a small basement shop. The fence extender looks to be a perfect addition to my contractors saw.

[@tunester2671]

I just installed this system. I had to rip a few 2x6's and this was great. I hope they make a few million.

[@johnnewell5025]

I bought a full set a month or two back and it definitely makes a huge difference. I got the 46” fence, a pair of the supports, a pair of the vertical feather boards and a horizontal feather board. The comments below are not wrong - it’s a good bit of change (dollars), but it’s also make a big change in the usefulness, accuracy and safety of the saw. And FWIW, these accessories can multi-task - put them on a bandsaw, replace your table saw and use them on the new saw, etc. Those fence extrusions deserve a special comment. They are seriously solid (and heavy, which is not a problem). I had been thinking about making something sort of like this using the usual suspects and they’re nowhere near as solid.

[@jimrosson6702]

This is such a great idea it is definitely on my wish list of things to buy as soon as possible. Thanks for sharing

[@briancabral2552]

It is worth noting that the Bow Fence works great with the Harvey Big Eye fence. It fixes my one complaint with the Big Eye which was a way to attach feather boards etc. to the fence plate. The Bow Fence is a perfect replacement to the one that ships with the Big Eye.

[@makermark67]

Great product, great commercial. Well done.

[@marklapierre5629]

Thanks for this 4.1/2 minute advertisement for an admittedly awesome idea. I put a book mark in my tools folder so I can buy myself one, or maybe add it to my Christmas wish list.

[@thunderflyable]

Friendly advice, find another excuse and get it. Any excuse! Really does make your saw punch above its class.

[@TCGE08]

Have one and love it for my Bosch portable table saw. Plan on adding JessEm router guide rollers to it.

[@bertsrake]

Finally! For those of us that are stuck with a job site saw this is huge but has anyone talked about what size would work best or is it another case of bigger is better?

[@StumpyNubs]

46 inches

[@lv1up]

This is looking like a very good product. Almost all products do when put in the spotlight. That's why I deem a product good after I've discovered the downsides with the product. I then weigh the good versus the bad and come down to a decision. The only thought I have right here is that I have no idea how well tested this product is. Is it really tested enough to be safe? How does the machine / wood act when something happens? I have no idea. So what do I need to do to stay as safe as possible? No idea again. It might work very well indeed, but I don't know this for sure as it hasn't been approved by any safety standards in my very safety standard country (Sweden). Many parts are made of plastic, will they hold throughout the years or dry up and crack when they're needed the most? What I'm saying is that this product isn't tried. When it is, I'll probably be the first in line to the shop. When it comes to safety test trials, I'd prefer not to gamble with my own safety. Especially when the country the product comes from doesn't share the same safety culture as the country it is used in.

[@theorder93]

I kno what I want for Christmas, I only use a job site saw and this would make things great espec since I’ve been wanting to get a bandsaw

[@artswri]

Nice product, reasonable price. It's a winner. Thanks for showing!

[@ColumbiaSCRealEstate]

I've already got mine! Love it! Love all their products. Got a bunch of them.

[@anderslagerqvist2642]

There are videos on youtube where they build fence extentions like this out of wood... Soo people has thought of it before.... I have too... But still a nice addition.

[@atomicsmith]

Wow that looks great! Your videos have been especially good recently. Thanks!

[@jamiebiddix4302]

You and 731 woodworks both promote this item. It is a nice item and it does work mostly well. Mostly. The feather boards need to be adjusted really tight in order to optimize the anti kick back features. The cutouts for the t track clamps on back aren't as well placed for ALL saws as it claims. This really limits how useful the outfeed feature really is. For some insight, my jobsite saw is a popular Dewalt fold out jobsight saw that I don't have a model number for in front of me. It has a dual action fence that allows for some thinner or thicker stock with the flip of the dual action fence. The dual action fence also allows for support when ripping wider ply. Oh and if you want to make a quick adjustment in rip width when running wider stuff forget it. The Bow extender makes it impossible to move the fence because the weight of it pushes down on the rack and pinion fence adjustment so much that you have to either lift up on rip fence assembly or take it off. Otherwise it feels as though you may damage your saw. The t track clamps do their job but on my saw in particular, no matter where you put them or align the Bow extender it puts too much pressure on the dual action fence assembly and bows the metal while tightening even slightly enough to prevent the Bow extender from moving on the saws bed. I've had to use some 2x4 cut down between the dual action rip fence and the Bow clamps in order to not damage my very new saw. So is it a well made product? Yes, but with caveats. It is not a one size fits all as it claims. It is a heavy item that could be of detriment for smaller saws especially. Heavy enough to tip a saw over if not very careful or completely level. And to be very honest, a Dewalt saw being probably in the top 3 popular jobsite saws this should have been more thought through as a "fit all". I like the Bow extender. Is it worth the premium I paid for a metal rail and a couple clamps? Meh. I'd only give 3.5 stars for functionality at days end. It'd be a great design that saw manufacturers could perfect as a saw add on at purchase.

[@keithcross6626]

I agree, the weight of the fence does result in an unsettling drop putting stress on the on the rack and pinion slides. I built a combination table saw/assembly table, using the longer assembly section as an outfeed, which works very well. However, I only added an additional 7 inches of support to the right of the saw (made this before purchasing the Bow fence). Didn't really think about the weight issue until I attempted a 24 or so inch rip and experienced the drop. So as is, I only have a rip capacity of about 18 inches. My solution will be to fashion some sort of additional support to the right of the saw (I have the DeWalt 7491 which ordinarily has a 32" rip capacity with the stock fence). Overall, I am happy with the fence, seems to be straight and square. Kind of surprised more people haven't experienced the weight issue. One other thing, you can save some money, about 40 dollars, by making an infeed support, I made one using a piece of 1/2 inch plywood and a couple of T bolts, you do need the shim it 1/16 of an inch to make it perfectly level to the table, small washers did the trick.

[@kennethbezanson4266]

This accessory looks genius! I wish they shipped to Canada!

[@williambranham6249]

Just have James mail you one. He’s just over the border

[@fritz4345]

That is an amazing system. I would get that, if I would have a table/construction saw.

[@anthonybarker9123]

Definitely adding this to my Amazon "Save for Later" file

[@maderasteinberg]

This is the second channel I saw praising this product. Seems like clever advertising even if it is worth the price.