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SF-PRO

ROUTER

TABLE

FENCE

OWNER

’

S

MANUAL

DIAGRAM

NUMBER

SFPRO-23

(<HY)

SFPRO-UP-23

(QTY)

PART

NAME

1

(2)

0

18"

Fence

with

Sub-Fence

2

(2)

0

Featherboard

Track

3

(1

)

(1)

SF-PRO

Base

(2)

(2)

Base

Lock

Handles

5

(1)

0

Bit

Guard

6

(1)

(1)

Dust

Port

7

(1)

(1)

Dust

Port

Bracket

HARDWARE

(2) (2)

3/8-16

x

1

-1/ "

Adjustable

Lever

Handle

( ) ( )

1/ -20

x

1"

Adjustable

Lever

Handle

( ) ( )

1/ "

USS

Washer

(6) (6)

SF-PRO

Anti-Rotation

T-Nut

( ) ( )

#10-32

x

1/2"

Button

Head

Cap

Screw

( ) ( )

#10-32

Thin

Nylon

Locknut

( ) ( )

#10-32

x

3/8"

Button

Head

Cap

Screw

(6)

0

1/ -20

Oval

Nut

(6)

0

1/ -20

x

3/ "

Thumbscrew

(6)

0

Black

Nylon

Spacer

(1)

0

mm

Hex

Key

Scan

th

QR

cod

abov

to

watch

th

vid o

or

visit

woodp ck.com

und r

th

vid o

tab

towards

th

bottom

of

th

product

pag .

If

you

think

you

’

re

missing

anything,

email

us

at

mailroom@woodpeck.com

.

You

can

also

call

us

at

800-752-0725

from

9:00

a.m.

to

:00

p.m.

EST

Monday

-

Friday.

I.

ASSEMBLING

DUST

PORT

HOUSING

ATTHISPOINTYOU

WILL

NEED:

•

3

SF-PRO

Base

•

6

Dust

Port

•

7

Dust

Port

Bracket

•

HARDWARE:

#

10-32

x

1/2"

Button

Head

Cap

Screw

( )

#

10-32

Thin

Nylon

Lock

Nut

( )

#

10-32

x

3/8"

Button

Head

Cap

Screw

( )

1.

Attach

the

Dust

Port

Bracket

7

to

the

SF-PRO

Bast

3

using

the

#10-32

x

3/8"

Button

Head

Screws

and

1/8"

hex

key.

Ensure

that

the

front

edges

of

the

Dust

Port

Bracket

7

are

slightly

back

from

the

front

straight

edge

of

the

SF-PRO

Base

3

(the

Dust

Port

Bracket

can

still

be

adjusted

later

through

the

Dust

Port

using

a

ball

end

screwdriver

type

hex

key),

figure

1

2.

Attach

the

Dust

Port

6

to

the

Dust

Port

Bracket

7

using

the

#10-32

x

1/2"

Button

Head

Screws

and

the

#10-32

Thin

Nylon

Lock

Nuts

with

the

1/8"

Hex

Key

and

a

3/8"

open

end

wrench.

II.

ASSEMBLING

FENCE

&

SUB-FENCES

AT

THIS

POINT

YOU

WILL

NEED:

•

1

18"

Fence

with

Sub

Fence

•

3

SF-PRO

Base

•

HARDWARE:

1/ -20

x

1"

Adjustable

Lever

Handle

( )

1/ "

USS

Washer

( )

SF-PRO

Anti-Rotation

T-Nut

( )

1.

Install

the

Adjustable

Lever

Handles,

1/ "

USS

Washers

and

Anti-Rotation

Nuts

into

each

of

the

two

fence

brackets.

The

smooth

dowel

of

the

Anti-Rotation

Nut

goes

into

the

smaller

of

the

two

holes

at

each

location,

figure

2

NOTE:

Th

Adjustabl

L v r

Handl s

can

b

tight n d

fast r

at

initial

installation

with

us

of

a

T15

Torx

bit.

Simply

pull

back

on

th

handl ,

th n

us

th

T15

Torx

bit

to

spin

th

fast n r.

2.

The

sub-fences

are

factory-installed

to

the

aluminum

track.

Slide

the

18"

Fence

with

Sub-Fence

1

onto

the

Anti-Rotation

Nuts.

The

first

nut

goes

in

the

higher

aluminum

fence

slot,

and

the

second

nut

goes

into

the

lower

slot,

figure

3

3.

Tighten

the

18"

Fence

with

Sub-Fence

1

into

place

using

the

Adjustable

Lever

Handles.

Repeat

steps

for

the

other

Fence.

2

Woodpeckers^

III.

ASSEMBLING

MICRO-ADJUST

MODULE

BLOCKS

IV.

INSTALLING

THE

FENCE

TO

THE

TABLE

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3

AT

THIS

POINT

YOU

WILL

NEED:

•

3

SF-PRO

Base

•

HARDWARE:

3/8-16

x

1

-1/ "

Adjustable

Lever

Handle

(2)

1.

Remove

the

3/8-16

Socket

Head

Screws

used

to

secure

the

offset

modules

for

shipping.

2.

Install

the

3/8-16

x

1

-1/ "

Adjustable

Lever

Handle

in

its

place,

fully

tighten

to

secure

the

position

of

the

offset

module,

figure

4

AT

THIS

POINT

YOU

WILL

NEED:

•

3

SF-PRO

Base

•

Base

Lock

Handles

•

HARDWARE:

SF-PRO

Anti-Rotation

T-Nut

(2)

Black

Nylon

Washers

1.

Install

the

Base

Lock

Handles

into

the

SF-PRO

Base

3

.

FIGURE

5

2.

The

smooth

dowel

of

the

Anti-Rotation

Nut

goes

into

the

smaller

hole

at

each

location.

The

1/ -20

threaded

hole

should

then

align

with

the

larger

hole.

Thread

the

Base

Lock

Handles

with

the

black

nylon

washers

through

the

SF-PRO

Base

and

into

the

threads

in

the

Anti-Rotation

Nut.

3.

Next,

install

into

table

t-slots.

The

Anti-Rotation

Nut

is

forced

into

parallel

alignment,

but

may

require

some

downward

pressure

on

or

loosening

of

the

handles

to

get

started

into

the

table

t-slots.

V.

ATTACHING

FEATHERBOARD

TRACK

4

Woodpeckers^

AT

THIS

POINT

YOU

WILL

NEED:

•

2

Featherboard

Track

•

HARDWARE:

1/ -20

Oval

Nut

( )

1/ -20x3/ "

Thumbscrew

( )

Black

Nylon

Spacer

( )

1.

The

Featherboard

Track

2

can

be

installed

on

one

or

both

Fences

1

They

are

used

in

instances

where

a

featherboard

needs

to

be

used

along

with

a

sacrificial

wooden

fence.

2.

Each

Featherboard

Track

2

is

attached

with

1/ -20

x

3/ "

Thumb



screws,

Black

Nylon

Spacers,

and

1/ -20

Oval

Nuts.

Assemble

the

hardware

into

the

Featherboard

Track

2

then

slip

the

Oval

Nuts

into

the

top

T-slot

of

the

Fence

1

Tighten

both

Thumbscrews

to

secure.

VI.

AHACHING

THE

BIT

GUARD

AT

THIS

POINT

YOU

WILL

NEED:

•

5

Bit

Guard

•

HARDWARE:

1/ -20

Oval

Nut

(2)

1/ -20x3/ "

Thumbscrew

(2)

Black

Nylon

Spacer

(2)

1.

The

Bit

Guard

5

can

be

attached

directly

into

the

slots

of

the

18"

Fence

with

Sub-Fence

1

or

into

the

slot

of

the

Featherboard

Track

2

It

attaches

the

same

in

either

case.

2.

Pre-assemble

the

1/ -20

x

3/ "

Thumbscrews,

Black

Nylon

Spac



ers,

and

1/ -20

Oval

Nuts

into

each

of

the

two

slots

of

the

Bit

Guard

5

3.

Slide

the

Oval

Nut

into

the

T-slot

in

the

Featherboard

Track

2

or

any

of

the

slots

in

the

Fence

1

.

Position

the

Bit

Guard

5

in

the

desired

location

and

tighten

both

knobs.

VII.

INITIAL

ZEROING

OF

THE

OFFSET

MODULES

1.

Loosen

the

Adjustable

Lever

Handle

and

retract

the

infeed

offset

module

fully.

(The

offset

module

will

stop

when

the

stainless

steel

scale

contacts

the

rear

stainless

steel

cap.)

2.

Loosen

the

two

Thumbscrews

securing

the

lens,

and

set

to

align

the

hairline

to

zero

at

this

position.

3.

Next,

extend

the

infeed

offset

module

to

roughly

1/32"

(this

should

create

a

small

gap

between

the

scale

and

the

rear

cap,

near

the

dial).

.

Snug

down

the

Adjustable

Lever

Handles

to

secure

this

position.

5.

Loosen

the

#10-32

socket

head

cap

screws

securing

the

infeed

offset

module

to

the

SF-PRO

Base

using

a

5/32"

hex

key.

6.

With

the

socket

heads

loose,

apply

pressure

to

the

Fence

so

that

the

rear

side

is

in

contact

with

the

front

straight

edge

of

the

SF-PRO

Base.

This

will

square

and

align

the

correct

zero

position

for

this

side.

7.

Retighten

the

( )

socket

head

cap

screws

while

applying

pressure

to

secure

the

alignment.

8.

Reset

the

lens

to

zero

at

this

new

position.

9.

Repeat

all

steps

with

the

outfeed

offset

module

to

establish

the

zero

setting

and

rough

alignment,

figure

8

VIII.

ALIGNING

INFEED

&

OUTFEED

FENCES

PARALLEL

IX.

SQUARING

THE

FENCE

TO

THE

TABLE

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5

1.

After

completing

the

initial

zeroing

of

the

offset

modules,

parallel

alignment

can

be

checked

and

adjusted.

A

reliable

straight

edge

is

required

for

this

step,

figure

9

2.

Adjustment

can

be

made

to

either

the

infeed

or

outfeed

offset

modules

by

loosening

the

#10-32

socket

head

cap

screws

and

checking

against

a

reliable

straight

edge.

3.

Either

offset

module

can

be

adjusted

to

ensure

that

the

Fences

are

coplanar

in

addition

to

parallel,

by

using

the

offset

functionality

until

there

is

no

detectable

difference

between

the

two

sides.

.

Reset

the

lens

zero

position

for

each

side

as

required

once

the

fences

are

made

coplanar

and

parallel.

1.

Both

offset

modules

can

be

independently

squared

relative

to

the

table.

2.

There

are

( )

1/ -20

set

screws

in

each

offset

module

that

can

be

adjusted.

3.

Use

a

reliable

square

to

check

if

the

fence

face

is

square

to

the

table/lift

plate.

.

If

there

is

a

gap

at

the

top,

the

rear

adjustment

screws

should

be

used.

5.

If

there

is

a

gap

at

the

bottom,

the

front

adjustment

screws

should

be

used.

6.

In

either

case,

once

it

is

determined

which

screws

to

adjust,

loosen

only

the

(2)

adjacent

#10-32

socket

head

screws.

Loosening

all

at

once

will

make

you

lose

the

previously

made

adjustments.

7.

Then,

use

a

1/8"

hex

key

to

adjust

the

1/ -20

set

screws

until

the

square

checks

good.

8.

Typically

one

set

screw

will

be

enough

to

move

the

Fence

into

square,

then

the

second

set

screw

can

be

adjusted

until

it

just

touches

(or

begins

to

adjust

the

squareness

again).

NOTE:

Th

s t

scr ws

hav

a

thr ad

locking

patch

that

may

mak

it

f l

as

though

it

is

alr ady

tight/contacting.

9.

You

may

need

to

re-adjust

one

side

to

get

both

fences

copla



nar

again.

Re-zero

the

lens

on

the

top

scale

if

necessary.

X.

USING

THE

OFFSET

MODULES

6

Woodpeckers/

’

’

1.

To

adjust

the

position

of

either

offset

module,

loosen

the

adjustable

lever

handle,

then

turn

the

knob

to

the

desired

position.

Retighten

the

adjustable

lever

handle

to

lock

in

the

adjustment,

figure

11

2.

The

scale

on

top

of

each

offset

module

has

1/16"

graduations

on

one

side

and

1/32"

on

the

other.

To

zero

the

lens,

loosen

the

Thumbscrews

and

adjust

lens.

3.

The

dial

on

the

knob

can

be

zeroed

for

measuring

movements.

For

the

inch

version

of

the

SFPRO,

each

division

represents

.001"

movement

of

the

fence.

The

dial

can

be

re-positioned

to

dial

in

exact

movements.

The

divisions

line

up

with

the

notch

in

the

stainless

steel

rear

cap.

.

One

way

to

test

parallel

between

the

two

Fences

is

to

set

up

the

Fences

with

an

offset

then

checking

the

path

the

board

takes

as

you

rout

the

edge.

A.

Set

up

the

Fence

so

the

router

bit

sits

just

proud

of

the

Infeed

Fence.

Begin

feeding

the

board

across

the

router

bit.

Stop

feeding

the

board

and

turn

off

the

router

once

the

board

extends

past

the

bit

about

3".

figure

12

B.

Use

the

offset

module

to

bring

the

Outfeed

Fence

out

until

it

just

touches

the

new

edge

of

the

board.

C.

Retract

the

board

fully

away

from

the

router

bit.

Turn

on

the

router

and

feed

it

completely

past

the

router

bit.

D.

Snipe

looks

like

a

small

offset

at

the

end

of

the

board

which

happens

when

the

end

slips

off

the

Infeed

Fence

and

dives

into

the

router

bit.

This

is

caused

by

the

Outfeed

Fence

being

slightly

behind

the

front

edge

of

the

router

bit.

FIGURE

13

E.

Correct

snipe

by

adjusting

the

Outfeed

Fence

again

so

it's

lined

up

with

the

bit.

XI.

SUPER

TRACK

FENCES

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7

1.

The

gap

at

the

Dust

Port

can

be

adjusted

to

the

desired

gap.

To

do

so,

loosen

the

Adjustable

Handles

on

the

Fence

Brackets

and

slide

the

Fence

to

the

desired

location.

Retight



en

the

Adjustable

Handles

to

lock

the

position.

2.

The

slots

on

the

Fences

can

be

used

for

Flip-Stops,

featherboards

or

other

similar

accessories.

XII.

SACRIFICAL

FENCES

(SUB-FENCES)

1.

Sub-Fences

can

be

used

or

removed

as

required.

The

included

mm

Hex

key

fits

into

the

connector

bolts

on

the

front

side

of

the

Fence.

2.

There

are

a

number

of

purposes

for

a

sacrificial

Sub

Fence.

Most

often

it's

used

to

create

zero

clearance

at

the

edges

of

the

router

bit.

figure

14

3.

A

good

fit

between

the

Fence

and

the

bit

reduces

tear

out.

Dimensions

needed

to

make

sub-fences

are

shown.

See

FIGURE

15

&

16

.

Use

a

3/ "

thick

piece

of

wood

about

18"

long

and

no

more

than

3-7/8"

wide

for

a

sub-fence.

First

drill

two

3/ "

diameter

holes

about

3/8"

deep

spaced

up

from

the

bottom

edge

by

1

-15/16"

and

approximately

3"

from

each

end.

This

large

hole

should

have

a

flat

bottom.

The

best

way

to

accom



plish

that

is

with

a

Forstner

or

spade

bit.

5.

Once

the

large

hole

has

been

drilled,

drill

through

the

rest

of

the

way

with

a

5/16"

standard

twist

drill.

6.

With

the

sub-fences

complete,

you're

ready

to

install

hardware

and

attach

them

to

the

fence.

7.

Loosely

install

the

hardware

and

slip

the

nuts

into

the

center

t-slot

in

the

face

of

the

aluminum

fence.

Repeat

this

for

the

other

fence,

figure

17

8.

One

word

about

making

a

zero-clearance

fence.

Because

the

router

bit

spins

toward

the

infeed,

only

the

infeed

fence

needs

to

be

routed

to

reduce

tear

out.

In

fact

leaving

the

outfeed

fence

spaced

slightly

away

from

the

router

bit

will

improve

dust

collection.

XIII.

DUST

PORT

1.

The

Dust

Port

is

sized

to

fit

either

2-1/2"

dust

collection

hose

or

2-1/ "

shop

vac

hose.

XIV.

ACCESSORIES

Additional

Sub-Fences

sku

:

sf

-

subfences

Super

Track

Flip-Stops

sku

:

stfstop

Fence

Micro

Adjust

sku

:

micadj

‘

Not

directly

compatible.

Contact

customer

service

for

details.

Variable

Pressure

Featherboards

sku

:

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