L1200 1750 1950MM Woodworking Machine Tools Rip Fence For Table Saw Set

When a rip fence drifts or its scale wears, every cut needs a tape measure and a test piece. A bent or loose fence also lets stock creep under the extrusion, so edges come out tapered. Replacing the fence restores a fixed reference point on the saw, so the operator sets width once and cuts.

This is a rip fence ruler in aluminum, offered in 1200mm, 1750mm and 1950mm lengths. It fits sliding table saws as a spare part. Measure the old fence's mounting hole spacing and the rail it slides on, then compare those dimensions with the Shunhongyu fence before ordering. The 1950mm length suits long rails.

Check that the fence sits flat on the table and that the locking mechanism pulls it square to the blade. An aluminum extrusion keeps its shape under normal clamping force, so the scale stays readable and the fence does not bow when locked.

The 1200mm, 1750mm and 1950mm lengths ship by sea because they are too long for air freight. No packaging or customisation is stated, so confirm those details in your enquiry. Send the saw make and model, the length you need, the mounting hole spacing and the rail profile.

What the specification fixes, and what it leaves to the machine:

• Cut width setting — The fence gives a straight edge for setting cut width on the sliding table saw, so stock runs against a fixed reference.
• Length choice for rail size — Three lengths are offered: 1200mm, 1750mm and 1950mm, so you can match the fence to your saw rail.
• Aluminum extrusion behaviour — Aluminum construction keeps the fence light enough to move by hand while holding its shape under normal clamping.
• Mounting hole check — Before ordering, measure the hole spacing on your old fence and compare it with the Shunhongyu fence mounting pattern.
• Rail profile fit — The fence slides on the saw rail; check the rail profile and fence groove match so the fence does not rock.
• Wear at the lock point — The locking mechanism is the wear point; a worn lock lets the fence creep, so check it holds square to the blade.
• Scale readability — A clean, straight fence keeps the scale readable along its full length, reducing tape-measure checks between cuts.
• Spare parts availability — Other table saw spares are available: eccentric roller, magnifying glass, flag stopper and digital display, on enquiry.

What changes on the shop floor once the unit is in place:

• Set width once per cut. A fixed fence reference means the operator does not re-measure every piece, so repeat cuts stay at the same width.
• Match the fence to the rail. With 1200mm, 1750mm and 1950mm lengths, you can order the length that covers your saw rail without overhang.
• Aluminum keeps the fence manageable. An aluminum fence is light enough to lift off and reset by hand, which speeds up changes between rip and crosscut setups.
• Fewer tapered edges. A fence that locks square to the blade stops stock creeping under the extrusion, so ripped edges come out parallel.
• Readable scale along the length. A straight fence keeps the scale visible from end to end, so the operator can set width without a separate tape.
• One enquiry covers other spares. Eccentric roller, magnifying glass, flag stopper and digital display are also available, so you can list all spare needs together.
• Sea freight suits long lengths. Shipping by sea avoids air-freight limits on the 1200mm, 1750mm and 1950mm lengths, so long fences arrive without cutting.
• It replaces a manual step. A brush, a pot and a bench are all the unit needs; the glue is metered by the roller instead of by hand.

Measure your old fence's mounting hole spacing and rail profile first. Match those dimensions to the Shunhongyu fence before ordering; the fence is a spare part for table saws.

Order the length that matches your saw rail: 1200mm, 1750mm or 1950mm. A fence shorter than the rail leaves part of the rail uncovered.

No, the 1200mm, 1750mm and 1950mm lengths are too long for air freight. Shipment is by sea.

Aluminum. The extrusion keeps the fence light enough to handle while holding shape under normal clamping.

It mounts on the saw's rip carriage or guide rail. Check that the mounting holes line up and that the fence sits flat on the table.

Send the saw make and model, the length you need, the mounting hole spacing and the rail profile. Also state any other spares you need.

Yes. Eccentric roller, magnifying glass, flag stopper and digital display are also available; ask for them in the same enquiry.

The fence is a straight aluminum ruler; calibration depends on your saw's rail and carriage. Check square to the blade after mounting.