If your part is clamped to the sled and your sled runs in a miter slot, what
do you need the fence for?Clamp a stop block to the table to establish
length, but your part up against it, clamp to sled, push past cutter. No
need for the fence.

"Toller" wrote in message
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On my old table I ran the sled in a miter slot, but I always had problems
alligning my crappy fence to the miter slot. So, I did away with the
miter
slot and figure I would just run the sled against the fence. But not it
seems like the router bit will cut into the sled base in many instances.