Storing my Mirco-fence

[Boatman]

Not sure if this is the right place to put this, but...

This is a photo essay, on how i store my Micro-Fence in a number three SYS.

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I think the only the thing I want to say is that I removed the block that holds the plunge base, just for the photos. Normally that would stay in place. I want to thank my son Chris help me do everything for me because I'm incapable of all of this hi-tech stuff.

 

[semenza]

Hi,

Nice wood fittings to hold stuff. I like the router holder !

Seth

 

[hogbiscuit]

Looks great Boatman.  That gives me some inspiration on making some storage for my MicroFence stuff.  I'm getting tired of breaking it down and putting it back in the cardboard boxes it came in.

Marcus

 

[upscale]

I want to thank my son Chris help me do everything for me because I'm incapable of all of this hi-tech stuff.

Suggest the next time you upload some images, a maximum size of 800x600 should be sufficient.

 

[Boatman]

Thanks I'll tell him.

 

[nclemmons]

Here's how I store my microfence accessories:

http://festoolownersgroup.com/festool-tools-accessories/uses-for-systainers/msg138908/#msg138908

neil

 

[microfence]

Hi guys, it's Jill again from the Micro Fence shop. These are great storage ideas for the Micro Fence system. Feel free to email us your ideas to microfence@microfence.com and you might be featured in our newsletter. In fact, our most current newsletter features a tool chest someone made just for the Micro Fence System, which is a little different than the plans we offer for such a case on our website. The main difference is the plans we offer were made before the Plunge Base was conceived, but the chest in the newsletter does have room for the Plunge Base (formerly Portable Three-Axis Mill).