Router Table Jointing Shims - 6 Pack

Allows outfeed fence to be shimmed in .010" increments when using the router table to edge-joint boards.

• Shims can be combined to shave .070" off an edge.
• Designed for use with the Rockler router table fence.
• Shims measure 2" high x 14" long.
• Includes six plastic shims in these thicknesses: four each of .010" gray, one each of .020" white, and one each of .040" blue (total thickness of 0.100" possible)
• Plastic.

Grey, Blue and White Shims can be combined to shave .070'' off an edge. Slip one or more of the shims between the aluminum fence and the MDF behind the outfeed part of your fence for edge jointing.

Customer Reviews and Photos for: Router Table Jointing Shims - 6 Pack Average Rating: (3.9) (10 customer reviews) Add your review...

1) Submitted by John Fino, from Wyoming, MN on 9/11/2009 Customer Rating: Fits the basic Rockler fence just fine, works exactly as advertised. Perhaps a little pricey for the 6 pieces of plastic you get, but does the job.

2) Submitted by Austin Vlaardingerbroek, from Layton, UT on 7/6/2009 Customer Rating: When I first bought them I didn’t think I would be using them all that much, well, I was wrong, I use them a lot.

3) Submitted by Matt, from San Mateo, CA on 1/7/2009 Customer Rating: Just FYI: these shims do not fit the Rockler Deluxe Router Fence (30136). The slots don't line up.

4) Submitted by Max, from Buffalo, NY on 10/3/2008 Customer Rating: Somewhat difficult to remove, otherwise a very affordable approach to making my new Rockler Router table more versatile. I priced out DIY methods using various materials and couldn't beat the price or out-of-the-box ease of use.

5) Submitted by C.W. Smith, from Painted Post, NY on 4/8/2008 Customer Rating: A very cost effective add-on for my new Rockler router table. These shims are durable and makes for an efficient set-up in order to joint a new edge. The various thicknesses provide an excellent method for setting just the right amount of cut. A great buy!

6) Submitted by D Downs, from Mechanicsville, VA on 3/16/2008 Customer Rating: I found it much easier to set up with shims by placing the thickness you desire behind the outfeed fence. Then place the same thickness either in front of or behind the infeed fence. Then use a straight edge to set the fence so the straight edge just touches the cutter blade. Test with scrap to make certain you are just barely touching the work piece. Then remove the shims on the infeed fence. You will then remove exactly the thickness of material equal to the shims behind the outfeed fence. I note one possible improvement which could be made on the shims. When dropped behind the fence they are somewhat difficult to remove. If they were longer, they would stick out from behind the end of the fence as far as the end of the metal angle mounting bar. They could then be removed with ease. I tested this with some handmade shims. Works great!

7) Submitted by Kerry, from Buckhannon, WV on 2/13/2008 Customer Rating: I needed the jointing shims for my Rockler router table I also found that they work well for shimming my backstop on miter saw.

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