Woodworking is a hobby and I have two young kids. That being said, I didn't find time for a complete clean up and as you can tell, to do some touch up.
Shows the DIY table saw fence with a cutting capacity to the end of the router table. In my case ~32". That's 4" shy of a standard 36" T-Glide fence. The fence is based on a plan that I purchased online. I will reach out to the fellow woodworker to ask if sharing is ok.
I still have to add a gauge to know the width of the cuts. You can see two aluminum locking plates under the lever / cam. There are two more on the back of the fence which allows it to be secure in place without wiggle.
I cut my cross cut sled too short. The t tracks and miter bars are sticking out. The in back is my other sled with Formica. I didn't feel like building a third one lol.
This is the lock on the other side of the fence. By moving the lever down, both sides get locked in and squared up. I still have to cut miter slots into the outfeed table. I used scrap Formica for a durable and easy to clean surface. However, it takes a lot of work and dealing with contact cement even when wearing a mask is a pain.