🛠️ Cut like a pro, hold like a boss—never settle for less precision!
The Rail Guide Coping Sled Pro by Peachtree Woodworking Supply is a precision tool designed for professional-grade end grain cuts on router tables. Featuring a raised clear acrylic fence, a no-slip abrasive strip, and a heavy-duty toggle clamp, it ensures secure stock holding and flawless, square cuts on rails, styles, tenons, and lap joints. Its innovative fence system saves time by maintaining perfect parallel alignment with your router fence, making it an essential upgrade for serious woodworkers seeking clean, seamless joints.
Manufacturer | Peachtree Woodoworking Supply Inc. |
Part Number | 2943 |
Package Dimensions | 41.67 x 20.4 x 5.31 cm; 1.73 kg |
Item model number | 2943 |
Colour | White |
Material | MDF |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Special Features | The Rail Guide Coping Sled Pro features a clear acrylic fence for reference which is offset and raised 2” above the base so there are no worries about cutting into the sled. Using a fence rather than a miter bar mounted to the bottom means that you will always be parallel to the router table fence. This is a distinct time saving advantage as you will no longer have keep re-adjusting your router table fence. |
Usage | Designed to be used on router table with fences installed. The Rail Guide Coping Sled Pro is the ideal tool to cut clean, smooth profiles in your style and rail end grains for seamless joints. |
Included Components | (1) Clear Acrylic Fence Guide (1) Coping Sled Base (1) Fixed Fence (1) Adjustable Fence (1) Toggle Clamp (1) Sacrificial Wood Backer Block (1) Post Handle Front (1) Post Handle Back (3) 1” Threaded Round Knob (2) Black Bushing (1) 1” x 5/16 tpi T-bolt (2) 2½” x 5/16 tpi T-bolt (2) 1¾” x 5/16 tpi T-bolt (4) 1¾” x 24 tpi bolt (3) 5/16''-18 TPI x 2-1 ⁄2'' T-Slot Bolt (4) Capped Nut (4) Steel Washer (2) 1¾” Wood Screws (1) Abrasive Strip (1) Instruction Manual |
Batteries included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
Item Weight | 1.73 kg |
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