Table Parts

The Back Fence mounts onto tables and comes in 6' sections. It is often paired with a Back Fence Ruler and used during the Backboard Optimization Process. This item includes the necessary mounting hardware.  

*Note: The Back Fence does not come with TigerStop tables. Those must be purchased separately. 

Replacement plastic roller for 14" wide plastic roller tables. Part number CR or M3911. 

Feed table hardware pack. You will need one hardware pack per section of table/leg set.   

Replacement steel roller for 14" wide steel roller tables. Part number MR or M3910. 

The back fence ruler is a tape measure with an adhesive backing, frequently mounted to the back fence. The back fence ruler is a tape measure with an adhesive backing, frequently mounted to the back fence. BRRL is 12 feet long, reads right to left, and displays measurements in inches. (Tick marks show measurements as small as 1/16".)  

These brackets attach the legs to the table for all flat TigerStop feed tables. They are incompatible with SawGear tables and with tilted TigerStop feed tables.

One TABBR, sufficient for one leg set, contains two brackets, four binder rings, and a Table Hardware Pack (TABHP).  

The Back Fence Ruler is a tape measure with an adhesive backing, frequently mounted to the Back Fence (BF). BRRLM is 4 meters long and displays measurements in cm, increasing to the left. (Tick marks show measurements as small as 1 mm.) The Back Fence Ruler is often used during the Backboard Optimization process. 

The Back Fence Ruler is a tape measure with an adhesive backing, frequently mounted to the Back Fence (BF). BRLRM is 4 meters long and displays measurements in cm, increasing to the right. (Tick marks show measurements as small as 1 mm.)  

The back fence ruler is a tape measure with an adhesive backing, frequently mounted to the back fence. BRLR  is 12 feet long, reads left to right, and displays measurements in inches, increasing to the right. (Tick marks show measurements as small as 1/16".)  

The Back Fence Ruler attaches to the Back Fence and is often used during the Backboard Optimization process seen below.