Bosch 2607001077 Bevel Fence for 3272/A, 3296, 3365, 1594 Planers

The fence is designed to mount on my Bosch belt sander and planer. In situations where it is important to maintain a consistent angle, such as a 90 degree door edge or beveled window sash, it makes a great deal of sense to use this tool. You can also use this method of sanding with the belt sander upside down as a small table sander for small parts. negative aspect of this is that the mounting handle can come apart and be lost. I generally use blue-tacked mounting handles. Avoid removing the fence when not in use by taping it to the fence.

Shepard Bridges

| Nov 09, 2020

It's difficult to find though. I found it worked well after I practiced a little. Structure with a lot of toughness.

Kimber Rubio

| Feb 21, 2021

For some reason, you may have received a Bosch planer without this accessory. Here is what you need to There is no doubt that it works. However, it works MUCH better when you attach a wooden platen to the 90-degree T. The face is a 90-degree angle. Take a look at the photo. the little hole on the bottom of the part? There are two of those on that plate so you can attach the A half-platen is what I use to make a platen A sheet of plywood or MDF should be at least one inch thick. You can use whatever scraps you can find. My planer protrudes several inches in front of the blade so that I get good registration before the blade touches the There is no question that screws have to be countersunk so that they don't interfere or mar the work - As the working edge of your platen moves, you may want to sand it so it doesn't catch on anything while you're moving. But aside from that, this machine is not difficult to assemble. Once you have your platen installed, adjust it with the star knobs. The idea may be dodgy, but I feel it's untrustworthy. A side-face that is not large enough to register with the workpiece cannot be used. Although it may be a psychological phenomenon, I feel as if the raw metal transmits vibrations to my hand, and this compromises my ability to feel how the tool is used. With the wooden platen at my side, I am able to sense the tool's vibration much better when it is on the wooden platen. It's obvious that using a larger platen is more relaxing, but I swear it is also a huge help in clarifying what is going on and doing my job better. It is not that I rate it low because it is bad - I rated it three stars right because it is good. I see no point in using it since it isn't very good and would work better with a few modifications. If they're going to charge this much, they ought to ship it ready to use. By the way. Besides making different angles for the platens, you can also create a variety of other plates. There are 45 students in the class For chamfering edges, a platen with a wide angle is particularly useful. You should make swing if you ever get the chance There are monkey-shaped sets A bar & a pair of shoes If you plan to build other playground structures from 4x4 lumber, you will need a planer that can chamfer all the edges quickly. The belt sander I used before has been pretty good. It is generally not very convenient to use them for chamfers that are neat. In comparison to a traditional miter saw, a power planer makes work a LOT faster and leaves a cleaner finish In addition, this advice also applies to large scale projects like railings, handicap accessible ramps, docks, decks, fences, etc. To be clear, if you plan any of those types of projects with your Bosch planer, just get this platen and install it yourself. When it is, then it is The results are nice and the time is saved. You don't have to worry about it otherwise. As far as jointing and chamfering is concerned, this device cannot substitute for a jointer or even a decent router. The router is big, strong, and has a half-inch diameter As fast or quicker than chamfering edges on a planer, a collet and carbide bit will chamfer edges. I would like to add one final You might already have the chamfer groove down the center of your planer if it is a newer model, so you won't need this thing. An older model of my planer does not possess this The planers I bought from Bosch and Festool do the job. Look at your planer to see what I mean. You might be able to save some money if you find that this isn't what you need. These days I have even seen some cheaper brands of planers with grooves like that. That should be helpful, so you can make a wise decision and do a good job!.

Archer HUMPHRIES

| Dec 06, 2020