Precision Miter Gauge System

Snapped it onto the saw and the 45° stop locked in with a satisfying clunk—no fiddling with a protractor for once. The brass pin makes switching between angles almost too easy.

The 24-inch bar is a game changer on my tablesaw—no more fiddling with a short gauge that wants to tilt mid-cut. Swapping angles with that brass pin feels almost too easy, and the factory calibration means I set it up and didn’t touch a thing.

The 24-inch bar slides smoothly and the factory calibration held up on my first few cuts—no fiddling needed. Only gripe is the stops at 22 1/2° and 30° require a firm push to seat the pin, but once locked it's dead-on accurate.