Table saw needed A fence

for a Job-site saw.     I have a Dewalt 10" Jobsite saw in the shop.     It needed a little bit better fence than what came with the saw.     So,  three pieces of scrap, a few screws, and a couple of "C" clamps later, there is now a SQUARE, SOLID fence on board.    Price?  Not much, just some stuff laying around the shop.  I use a "factory" corner on a piece of 1/2" plywood, and made a triangle piece long enough to get past the blade.     I made a cleat out of Oak scarp, sized to go between the plywood, and the rail for the old fence.     I laid the plywood along a miter slot, slid the cleat under the back edge of the plywood.  Once everything was lined up, and square, a couple of screws went through the plywood, and into the cleat.  

 Next, I flipped this assembly over, and used a straight piece of 1x2 scrap.    This 1x was screwed to the plywood , using the factory edge as a guide. Flipped the assembly back over, clamped it in place, and test-cut a piece of scrap.     It works. 

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