5” fence block - is this new alternative to the tooth block?

Fixture Tables
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Noticed this fence block. Is this new? Is there further description how this works? Looks like an alternative to the tooth block.

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Yes it’s new. You are correct it’s a more adjustable fence block. It will be available soon.

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Look forward to a short vid or a written description of its use. Sometimes things that appear simple are so simple looking that I overlook the possibilities!

–Larry

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Going off my last order it looks like the table fixtures took around a 30% price increase on the website?

Is this accurate?

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@bb36 yep that is what I noticed too :frowning: … Bummer, but have to pay for the good stuff.

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Love to see new fireball products! This one looks promising as well!

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Yep! Jason tends to do that.

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Got a pair ordered.

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These are awesome. Got them yesterday. Thank you.

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Is the function of the block self explanatory?

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Yes. Pick your spacing by the mark and use the matching hole on the other end which would be 2” apart. It’s also noteworthy that the markings of the 2 holes you pick add up to 3”.
1/4” on one side, 1/8” on the other. It’s just like the tooth block. You can position every 1/8” in the spacing difference of standard fence blocks. Best invention yet.

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That’s good to hear, I went in circles with several different block designs to keep easy to use as possible.

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I think they’re pretty self explanatory, but I still think you should make a video for them. I love your videos! They’re like Schoolhouse Rock for fabricators.

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Yep that’s the plan.

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I was planning on making something that would hold spacers to get the same result. I didn’t like how my spacers would fall over when changing out parts. I was thinking something like this would hold them in place. But not sure it’s necessary now. 1/8” is close enough for most of what I do.

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