"Rob Mitchell" wrote in message
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I have a question for my fellow woodworkers out there. I have a TS with
a long table, and a router mounted in the table. When I need to use the
router, I move the fence over, add a sacrificial fence with dust
collection, and run the wood against that when I want to make a
moulding, or cut along the length of the wood.

A fence for the router table is any freshly jointed piece of scrap at my
house. Clamp, hang the hose on the strategically placed screw and fire 'er
up.

Watch "The Router Workshop" on PBS for lessons on micro adjustments
(hammer) and leave that expensive fence out of the way where it can't get
hurt.