The rip fence turns the Erika into a table saw capable of making repeatable longitudinal cuts: It is mounted on the rear table rail and can be set up in no time; two clamping levers release and lock the fence rail, and the fine adjustment operates in tenths of a millimeter.
Here's how to use it
- Rip cutting and trimming: Lock the rear saw unit in place, set the stop, adjust the fine-tuning to the desired measurement, and make the cut.
- On the extension table: The fence continues onto the extension table.
Does this go with your Erika?
Erika 70 and Erika 85: Yes, they both use the same stop. For the 70, it’s a typical optional purchase because the 70 comes with the universal fence as standard and lacks the parallel fence of the 85. Erika 60: No.
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