How tall is your router fence?? POLL

[Matthew Curtis]

1. No Fence
2. 0-2 " -
3. 2-4" -
4. 4-6"
5. >6"

[Hugh Jardon]

My shop built fence is 3 inches tall, but the next iteration will be more like 6 or 8.

[Myk Rian]

My homebrew is 5" but my most used is an Incra jig. 3".

[Jeremy Killingbeck]

Shop made fence is 4.5" tall.

[Gary Kvasnicka]

Here is a pic of mine when I first built it. The t-tracks are great for securing featherboards. I guess it is 7-8", raining to hard for me to go out and measure.
router table fence.jpg

[Don Morris]

Mine is similar to Gary's.

[Jeff Bratt]

The router table I built has (re)movable faces mounted to the fence - one set is 4" tall, the other set is 10" tall.

[Glen Butler]

I assume by the <6" you accually mean >6". I can't fully remember, but it is so close to 6" that I chose >6" because I wish it was taller. Drawer locks and miter locks are more easily done on a tall fence and the t track for featherboards needs a taller fence.

[Rob Young]

My every-day fence is something like 3" high but I have made taller ones for applications like flush trimming that will bolt on for the job.

[Neal Clayton]

i use two sections of an aluminum stud, about 4".

[Dave Cav]

My regular fence is about 3" tall, but I also made one 15" for cutting the tails on sliding dovetails on long shelves.

[pat warner]

~3.5" , can be adjusted up or down x 1.5".

[Norman Pyles]

4 so I had two choices.

[Matthew Curtis]

Looks like most have a 4" fence. same here.

[Stephen Edwards]

I bought one of the Rockler closeout fences. I replaced the MDF faces with taller shop built faces using HDPE. I like that much better.