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Festool AB-KS Kapex Crown Stop
Festool Kapex Table Extension Set 720251Festool Kapex Crown Stop |
Festool AB-KS Kapex Crown Stop
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Highland Item # 720241 - Festool # 494369
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Detailed Description
Festool AB-KS Kapex Crown Stop
The Festool Crown Stop is a multi-purpose extension and stop used with the Kapex Miter Saw.
The main part of the the Crown Stop is a 5-3/8" wide by 8-1/4" deep table extension that mounts
to the side of the Kapex saw in seconds (just tighten the knob!) The groove in the table extension can accept
Festool FS Clamps to
use as hold downs or the sliding stop(see below).
The sliding stop can be used to hold a workpiece against the fence, but it's primary use is to
support a piece of crown molding leaned against the fence when cutting the miter. (Upside down and backwards, of course.)
When using the crown stop, you can quickly and accurately position crown molding stock – greatly simplifying
the setup work for this complicated cut. See the PDF of the directions below to get
a better idea of how this works.
The Crown Stop includes one table extension and one sliding stop. It can be used on either side of the Kapex saw.
If you need crown stops for both sides of your saw, you need two crown stops.
Please Note: The Crown Stop is not compatible with the the Kapex Extensions.
Additional Information
Kapex Crown Stop Instruction Sheet (PDF)
Due to Festool policy, Highland Woodworking cannot ship Festool products outside the 48 contiguous U.S. states. Any Festool order that we ship requires an shipping address in the contiguous US.
Product Warnings
WARNING FOR RESIDENTS OF CALIFORNIA!
This product may expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
Please read our Proposition 65 warning.
For more information, see www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
See Festool's Proposition 65 warning.
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