Right after I posted about a saw fence to replace a "stock" job-site fence on a few sites, things got a bit crazy.

The fence is a home-made "T" square sort of thingy.  Just three pieces of scrap. Can be clamped to the rail on a Job Site Saw to replace a flimsy stock one, can be clamped to a board as a speed square, a saw guide, or even a router guide.

 

 

Kind of fuzzy ( we're working on that issue) but this is set up as a saw guide to do a straight line rip.

Anyway, one of the sites this cheap little fence was posted on was The American Woodworker.  Project hits/views are now OVER 17,000!  Ok, just three pieces of scrap wood? Maybe six or so screws? Maybe this will go "virial"???

The simplest ideas are always the best!

Neat. But what am I missing. I only see two pieces.

Great idea - and if your are counting - at this time 47 views

Now 48.

There is a third piece under there.  Just a small cleat made of Oak.  It was supposed to ride on a Dewalt Job site saw's rails. 

49

I'm with Lew.