Overview
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.
Tech Spec
| Brand | Rockler |
|---|---|
| Weight (lbs) | 0.1700 |
Reviews
You can't beat the price on...
Posted January 16, 2012
You can't beat the price on these shims. They are not meant for the smaller Rockler Router fence, but that was an easy fix. I had to add an additional slot to fit the smaller fence. Pretty easy after securing all in place with only one bolt & then drilling through all shims. The hole was then elongated with a dremel using a drum sander.
Wery cost effective, has worked very...
Posted September 9, 2011
Wery cost effective, has worked very well in aligning materials to build cabinets and book shelves. Provides a great took to set thickness and accuracy. Can't beat the price.
I've been looking for something like...
Posted March 4, 2011
I've been looking for something like this for some time. Had resorted to using striping tape on the back side of my fence to set it out. These are the perfect solution.
Good idea, but the slots don't...
Posted April 22, 2010
Good idea, but the slots don't line up with various fences. It would be an improvement for the product to have the pre-cut slots allow for some horizontal movement. I had to cut additional slots to fit into my fence. I bought the shims for jointing on the router and don't really need a set of six. I would pay the same money for one or two shims with different slot patterns to better fit the variety of fences on the market.
The pre-cut slots don't fit the...
Posted March 4, 2010
The pre-cut slots don't fit the Bench Dog ProFence that comes with Package #2, but a pair of scissors easily fixes that. The method described in D Down's review is the way to use them. They greatly increase the versatility of the router table. It's a great way to avoid having to buy a jointer and still make nice tight joints.
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