China tools Ep. 11 Miter gauge in-depth review
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Miter gauge
www.banggood.com/custlink/DGG...
alternative Miter gauge. The only difference is the handle, this is from aluminum instead of Brass and it is 80mm instead of 85 mm tall. But it has a better price.
www.banggood.com/custlink/mmK...
Box joint jig
www.banggood.com/custlink/3Km...
! W A R N I N G ! In this video, I showed you a way how to use the Box joint jig for making finger joints with a single blade table saw. This is not how it is supposed to use. This works only if your blade is the same size as the box joint pin's. About 3 mm
You normally use this box joint jig with a router.
Miter Gauge / Box joint combi
www.banggood.com/custlink/DGD...
Miter gauge fence
! W A R N I N G !
In this video, I put a wrong shot of the T-track I used. This is the small version and not a miter track that you will need. In the link below you find the right product.
T-track
www.banggood.com/custlink/KGm...
or
www.banggood.com/custlink/vD3...
Miter track stop
www.banggood.com/custlink/Dmm...
T-track ruler with adhesive
www.banggood.com/custlink/3KG...
The product from this review was sent to me by Banggood for testing.
This does not mean that I do get all my products. I review also a lot of products I bought myself.
I started these reviews because from my experience not every tool from China was worth buying. So I wanted to make in-depth reviews to show you which products you should consider and which product you better leave alone. The fact that banggood sent me products occasionally does not change the way I make my reviews. I still give in-depth reviews and give you my honest opinion!
On this, you can count on!
I have a lot of woodworking tools from China. I bought them all on Banggood.com. But you can buy them probably also from sites like alibaba.com, Aliexpress.com and Ebay.com
I have a good experience with Banggood.com and they have a lot of woodworking tools nicely organized on their site.
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Dennis, another great video. Really get inspired every time I see your work.
I watched your video over a year ago and purchased the miter gauge because of this review. This gauge is well built and functions flawlessly! After over a year of steady use, I can reach for it without questioning it's accuracy. Thank you for the great video!
good video Dennis please keep these videos going really liking the comparisons. plus it helps people like me make better decisions on their tool choices
I stumbled on your channel and found your videos quite addictive. Great work!!
beautiful work on the drill press, miter saw station. Looking forward to the video!
Great video and love the additional information you shared after the reviews
You are a rockstar Dennis. Thank you.
Wow, that drill press station looks stunning. Very well done. Kind regards :)
Always enjoyed watching the methodical and technical approach that you display when you work! Your work area, tools and accessories screams precision, eye for details and high quality! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you for such an informative, well shot and well edited video. It was a pleasure to watch and have learned so much about the product and how to use it.
You highly impress me with your skills and knowledge of products you review. I always enjoy your videos, thanks so very much.
Your reviews are very helpful and well thought out, you are a fine craftsman I hope one day to reach your skill level.
Only just found your channel Dennis, but I'm so impressed by what I've seen that I had to subscribe. I absolutely love your work, especially the workbench and the drill press station, I have a drill press on my wish list, so the station can wait a while, but I am definitely going to have a go at the workbench as my old one just isn't practical anymore. Looking forward to seeing more of your inspiring video's. Stay safe.
Another excellent review, thank you Dennis.
Really fantastic work on the fence, dude! Nicely done! 😃
I just added those products to my wishlist! It's going to take a while to me to be able to buy them, but they're there! 😂
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
I really enjoyed these reviews. Thanks for sharing! I actually saved a few of them to purchase later. 😊
Awesome miter saw/ drill press table
Great video. Thank you for that. I really like your very unique style. While also being interested in China tools, it's the perfect combination. Always if I see a new video of the China-Tool-Series it's the first I click on. Keep up the great work!
Great review, Dennis, and fantastic video skills. I respect your opinion and skills. I also have trusted your review and purchased from Banggood.
Good products and arrived in Melbourne Australia quickly and in good condition. Keep up your great work 👍
Love your work, thanks for the review 👍
love your videos. I am a china tool man myself. Such great reviews on non-name brand tools!
I’ve been watching all sorts of woodworking videos. I got into woodworking a couple of years ago. I follow all of the big guys in the woodworking CZcams world. Usually these guys are sponsored by entities such as Rockler, Woodcraft, SawStop, Titebond, Powermatic, etc.
I’m very impressed with your channel. Not to take away from these other guys. You offer useful information explained in good detail. You give very clean and professional ideas that make beginners gravitate to the craft. Thank you for your content and channel. Keep up the good work.
Sorry to be so off topic but does any of you know a way to get back into an Instagram account..?
I stupidly forgot my login password. I would appreciate any assistance you can offer me.
@Wilson Braxton instablaster :)
@Gunner Jace I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
Seems to take quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Gunner Jace it did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy:D
Thank you so much you saved my account :D
@Wilson Braxton Glad I could help :D
I just got one. It's nice and sturdy. Well made.
Once again an outstanding vid! Thank You
Great video Dennis with good information.
So I decided on this combo. I am still learning a great deal and think this will give me the best overall outcome. Thank you so much for the detailed evaluations, you have once again made my decision very easy. If I am ever in your neck of the woods I would love to buy you a beer 👍
Dennic, Thank you for your review and work. Your skills are very highly enjoyed and opinion valued. I would love to have your router set up with the Incra fence!!!
Dennis het is steeds genieten bij jou, bedankt. Groeten uit Nederland zoetermeer
Great review. I've looked at both of these before. Ultimately I went with an Incra v120 miter gauge because I found a Christmas sale that put it at the same price point. I am happy to see the box joint jig is a worthy buy.
I love your work station BTW. That's awesome!
You should be very proud of your work. I am. Great job,
Thanks for these videos they are very informative, I buy a lot from banggood and I'm definitely a very amateur woodworker with a very tiny workshop (UK garage!) but these tools help make things easier as do the youtube videos. Thanks again for taking the time.
I have one of this, and I have no complains at all. The adjustability is amazing
Beautiful work!
I love your videos. I have the basic version of this Mitre gauge with the aluminium handle. It really is excellent
Nice Job, I purchased one of these miter gauges before watching this video and yes I am very happy with it and to get the confirmation from an expert. However, I reckon the price is really worth it and it has opened up a lot more building options that I never considered in the past.
Hi Denis, nice review and excelent description of the product features. Your woodwork space is too amazing to work. Thanks for sharing. Unfortunately these products are too expensive to buy from Brazil.
I love these reviews.
the finger joint jig is the perfect solution for a manufacturing problem i struggle with. I build beehive boxes with fingers that are wider than my dado set for beehive boxes. The jigs I have made were not accurate and stable enough. I tried using rabbet joints but they are not stable enough for continuous outdoor exposure because of the amount of end grain. Even with crown staples they pull apart over time. Thanks for the video and for pointing out this product.
Another great video Dennis. It's a shame I don't have space for a table saw, cause that looks like one very fine miter guage! Have to say I'm quite jealous on all the beautifull tools you see flashing by in 2 second shots! I do also own the Bridge City Tool Works try square, definitely not necessary, but boy is it a beautifull square every time you use it :)
I have owned this miter gauge for almost a year now and love it. Bought it for my table saw that I build. Works much better than the one that came with my old table saw.
On some websites you can still find the older model for 20dollars less. The only difference is that the new model has brass handle and the old one is steel.
Hi Robin, this one is also for sale on banggood. I mentioned in the discription below the video. I think that one is a very good deal. I find the brass one a bit to expansive. Thanks for your comment.
After rebuilding my bosch tablesaw to fit the "standard" miter gauge, I could finally use this box joint jig. After some test pieces I was able to make a small box, that I was very happy with. I only had to look at your video 50 times first😆. Thank you so mutch for the "how to use the jig part".
Which Bosch saw do you have with mone standard slots how did you rebuild it? I can't workout if my bosch one is none standard or seems fine but these comments worry me
I bought exactly the same miter gauge (without box-joint jig of course) on aliexpress a year ago for a half of the price - 34 euros.
Excellent. Have you considered reviewing the different marking/mortise guages?
Cheers mate, these reviews are very helpful. I would like to always see the packaging as that is the only problems I have had. The radius templates I ordered were just wrapped in plastic and came damaged. Just my experience, thanks again
just got one will set it up shortly worth every pound at 30 NEW FOR BOTH AS YOU HAVE SHOWN
08:45 Composite material Acetal (Delarin). It’s low friction and smells when you cut through it.
Dennis, thoroughly well done, as with all your videos. I noticed that you cut away a section of the composite fence material to align with the opening in the aluminum part of the fence to accommodate passage of router bits and a saw blade. I’m curious to know how you determined the spacing between the composite material cut from the box joint jig. Also, I suppose the maximum width of the composite material cut out would be equal to the aluminum side opening. I just received the miter gauge fence combo and am impressed. Thanks for any input you can provide and Happy Holidays!
Incra makes a very similar miter gauge (model V120). The difference is that it has detents at every degree. I prefer this, and the cost difference between it and the DrillPro is not that much, at least here in Canada.
Thanks for the great reviews.
Hi Brian, THe INCRA V120 is a very nice miter gauge. In our country it cost twice as this one. So, I think it will depends on were you life. That said there are some differences. This one uses a big thicker material and INCRA build it more stable because of construction. Both are good enough. This one, is more beautiful (for what is worth it). But for similar prices, I would buy a Incra product too.
Thank you sooo much!!!!!
Dennis pls make a video on how you made your dust extraction system 🙏
Yes please, I second this suggestion.
another great review.
Hi Dennis, thanks for sharing your excellent reviews of these incredible tools. I have a question that maybe yourself or subscribers could answer: Do these products fit the mitre slot on the Evolution Rage s5 table saw?
Another excellent video Dennis. Many thanks for posting. Are you planning on doing a more in depth one of your new mitre/drill set up and also the rebuild of your workbench? Cheers
Hi Mark, Yes I will make a video at least about my workbench. When my miter/drill workbench is completely ready and I think there are enough nice ideas that I put in it, I will make a video about that to.
Thanks for the reply Dennis. Looking forward to it.
Great review, Dennis. I have the cheaper version of this mitre gauge with aluminium handles. However, you didn’t mention that the fence plate can be adjusted relative to the angle gauge so it is possible to calibrate it perfectly.
Great you ad this information.!
Loving ALL your China Tool videos - you got me hooked on BangGood! What is the black material that you use on your table tops?
Please watch my site. There you can find the answer. Thanks! hookedonwood.online/Frequently-asked-questions/
hey hookedon wood. Would you happen to know whether the miter gauge you showed in the video is compatible with my Festool CS 70? Also could you make a video on how to make the fence?
Hi Dennis,
first of all I like your videos and projects.
But as a professional woodworker I have to comment on a very important thing and that is safety.
!!!!! Never ever work with gloves on any machinery with turning parts or tools like a sawblade!!!!
If they are caught they will pull your hand into the machine with ugly results.
So please prefer some rough tough hands with splinters and blisters. Far better than loosing your fingers!
Keep up your good work! Looking forward to your next video!
Greetings from Baarn
I second that.
When I read this I saw him use a battery powered drill and was like, “true, but it’s just a tiny drill” then I saw the tablesaw...
I always see a horror scenario where the glove gets caught and it sucks in your hand while shredding it.
I just bought this mitre gauge with the box joint jig, although I currently don't really have a use for a box joint jig it still would make a great face and I know I'll just end up using box joints sooner or later.
Just paid shy of €78 for the gauge, jig and even a flip stop so totally not a bad deal
Got it in the mail yesterday, looks perfect!
Got playing with it today, the mitre gauge just seems splendid when set up. But, so far I haven't yet been able to get a finger joint cut properly. Like it hasn't even been close and I am not sure what I've been doing wrong.
Hi Dennis, is the little square you use at 12:44 also for sale on Banggood? Looks so nice
How about a quick "5 cut method" to demonstrate the miter gauge accuracy?
Great review - and it looks like a decent clone of the Incra 27 (I've no problem saying that, given they actually have a video making the comparison on the Bangood page). What was the rail/stop you added - that looked great?
I noticed the same thing. I saw it on Aliexpress before Bangood.
Can you calibrate the mitre gauge if it's not square out of the box? Great reviews too.
Nice video Dennis I have a Bosch GTS 635-216 table saw will this fit in the rails?
Also the bigger block at the end of your own made fence reminds you to not put your fingers there in case the saw comes out at the other end.
Hi Dennis, an update to my previous post regarding this mitre gauge and the Evolution Rage 5s. I recently went ahead and purchased this excellent looking product. I did so based on the fact that it is supposed to come with a 'standard' 19 mm mitre track bar. Alas, whilst this is the case, the depth, 9.5 mm, renders the mitre gauge useless on my table saw, as it sits 2.5 mm proud of the table. This means that it, along with the stock being cut, rocks up and down.
I wonder if there is an alternative mitre bar that is compatible with this gauge.
Im a huge fan Dennis of your work and your shop, is it possible to set any other angle besides its notches? Thank you very much and keep up the good work
Good question and I didn’t adress this properly in the video. It is not possible to do that.
@@HookedonWood thank you very much
May I please know about the corner clamps? I need to know where you got them from. I need those in my life. Thanks
Great review. Is there any chance that you will review the Harvey Compass MG-36 miter gauge? Have a good week!
That would be great, but I do not think they will sent me the miter gauge. Watch episode 18. I tell something about the Harvey.
Hay Dennis
Prima Beitrag 😷👍
what kind of material is the black one? tha you used for your top..thank you very much
Thank you very much for your honest reviews. I see you use a lot of T-track screws and dovetail screws. Because it's a little difficult to buy international orders because of the long wait for delivery times to South Africa I would rather buy my screws and fittings in set form instead of individual units, please review sets of your most used screw sets from banggood. I appreciate your reviews very much. Thank you.
I plan to do that, but it is difficult to test router bits because when they new, they all perform well. So I have to use them over a longer period. But I think it is interesting.
just purchased this pack in a flash deal at 35% discount :)
Hi Dennis. Great videos, keep it up. When will you be reviewing the pocket hole jig? Building a wardrobe soon and looking for a jig to put the carcass together. Hoping you'll be posting it soon
I want to start next week with a new episode of China tools. But that are with different other products. After that, probably 2 weeks later I think I do the pocket hole jig. I want to make a platform for it that I can show. Based on what I do know now. Is that is it a good jig. I prefer it almost in any circumstance to the Kreg pocket hole. The only thing is, that the bushings in the Kreg are a bit more tight then on this Banggood pocket hole jig. I want to do some more testing about what this mean when working with it. Although there is slightly more play on the bushings when you drill bit is in it, you do not feel or see a difference when using it. This is because if it is in the wood, it does not move at the underside. The difference in play is just very small. (So, I do not think it is a problem)
But it clamps better, It is more robust then the Kreg. The piece that hold the wood in place is bigger and softer and this make working with the jig much more convenient. You feel de difference between when you work with them. I think everyone will blindly choose the Banggood over the Kreg for that. I like the mounting of the dust extraction over the Kreg and the way you set the hight of the guide block is way better then that from Kreg.
So, I think you can not go wrong with the Banggood pocket hole. I wanted to invest more time in the material used in the banggood pocket hole for the bushings because I think that of the Kreg is from a better material. But with the banggood pocket hole jig it is painted and with the kreg it is shiny aluminium. But perhaps it is also aluminium under the paint. That is the only thing that hold me back on this moment a little bit. But I think you will be satisfied with both and based on the one project I did so far with the banggood pocket hole I would buy that one. It is just more solid when using it.
@@HookedonWood wow a personal review! Thank you so much. Do you have a link to the one you're referring to, they have a few on banggood. Also if I go through a link on here will it be beneficial to you? I would like to support if possible. Love the channel, I'm moving house soon and will be getting a bigger space for my shop and I'm hoping to build your workbench once I'm in. Keep up the good work.
@@nickreed9916 Hi Nick, thanks. If you use one of the links in the description to enter the Banggood site than it is good for me;-)
I would only buy one with dust extraction. not everyone gets this. The problem is of course dust, but also that it is accumulating in the holes. So, I Would prefer with dust extraction. Further, you will see that some are complete sets with drill bits and some have non. The drill bit looks good, but I think I would buy the screws from Kreg, these Kreg screws need a square driver. You can buy both from Kreg. Screws are similarly priced as on Banggood but I think Kreg screws are easier available when you need them. I think all models that looks the same, are the same. So i would choose the one you like or with the best price. I have this one: www.banggood.com/custlink/DmDYWo4mQv
Thanks Dennis
@@HookedonWood Hi Dennis, just ordered the pocket hole jig you recommended, went into banggood through your link so hopefully you get a little something from that. Also ordered the doweling jig you reviewed, wonder if I'll get the flat or curved edges?! Adds a little mystery I suppose 😁. Thanks for your advice
Another well done in depth review! I just received mine and agree with your findings, it is a very nice and practical tool. One thing I noticed is that the black expansion rings in the miter bar seem to be a softer and more flexible plastic than the white rings Incra uses. Wondering what your experience has been with the black rings wearing down and how well they stay properly adjusted so the miter gauge slides freely but without side to side play. Thanks!
I do not have any problems with them. I do not use it daily though. I just adjust it ones, and it still works good.
Great review and how-to's. Thank you.
I see you use metal gauges to set your table saw blade angle. How do you feel about using a magnetic digital angle finder that is attached to the blade? I'm thinking about getting one of those because it would make making fine adjustments to the blade angle easier.
Hi, watch my episode 15, there you will find answer on your question. Thanks for viewing mu video's
Greetings from Australia just discovered you videos really enjoying them can I ask what is the black material you are using inn you bench tops?
I came here looking for the answer, but I think it is just black valchromat
Hi Dennis, great Video.
For the finger joints with the bandsaw the pins are to be adjusted like the thickness of he sawblade, right?
This finger joint is not meant to use it the way I showed. It is made for router bits. Advantage is that you can use it for multiple bit sizes. What I showed is just a way you can also use it. But you need a saw blade with a flat teeth. And Other than the USA, it is hard to get here in Europe. Those blades are pretty expansive. so the question is, if it is the best solution. But if you have such a blade, yes it works only if your blade is at the same size as the pin of this boxjoint jig. That will be around 3mm.
Video 📹 molto bello. Bravo ciaooooo. Fabrizio 🇮🇹
bought one, miter bar too small for my ryobi 10 inch table saw track. not sure what to do or how to fix?? can not return. Any ideas??
Hi all! I need some advice because it seems I’m stuck. I’ve been trying to make a box joint with my table saw and this exact WNEW miter gauge/ box joint jig. I’ve seen various folks using and it looks straight forward enough however I can’t get it right. After a billion test cuts I’ve managed to get the settings dialed and i made a 3 pin joint test piece - fits pretty well! However when i go to cut my actual piece (which has around 12 pins) my 2 parts don’t line up. The first pins are ok and fit perfectly but as I go further down my piece the size of the pins gradually gets larger / size of the holes gradually gets smaller. I have no idea what is causing this… the process is always the same, the metal bracket on the miter gauge is tight, nothing is moving… Any thoughts on what i might be doing wrong? Thanks.
Great video Dennis! Can you check the Banggood links for the T-track in the video description? They look like the same link as the Box Joint Jig.
Love the series, keep up the good work.
Thanks Lain,
I just fixed it. Thanks to let me know!
Great video and review! I am tempted to purchase it! Certainly better than our original miter gauge, right?
Absolutely, our original has 3 presets and this one has 27. There is also a aluminium version in stead of brass that cost around 45 dollar and has in my opinion a better price/quality ratio. Dennis
Thanks to Dennis I’m just waiting for mine to arrive Sackville NB🇨🇦
I bought myself a miter gauge a week ago. Mine is a game changer. Such accurate cuts
Fijne video weer! Ik ben blij dat ik op je kanaal ben terechtgekomen.
Heb je alleen BTW moetem betalen bij invoeren?
Afgelopen 3 jaar is dat 1 keer gebeurd. Ik weet niet waarom toen wel. Dus ik betaal normaal gesproken geen btw of invoer rechten. Groet, Dennis
Amigo donde puedo comprar esa guia de córte .
Did you have to cut the slot on the black material that is part of the fence/box joint jig ? I'm confused if the aluminum slides over behind the black material to reveal a slot for the table saw blade to pass through ?
Yes, you have to cut the slot in the black material
@@HookedonWood Roger that! Thanks for replying - was totally confused by this.
Hi Dennis, I purchased this miter gauge and box joint jig/fence based on your recommendation. One of the screws which attaches the box joint fence to the miter gauge is stripped. The other 3 tighten down just fine. Do you have any suggestions on how to repair this? Also, I'm a little confused about the proper way to square this to my table saw blade. My blade has been adjusted to a dead 90 degrees to my miter slots and table saw fence. Is the big brass knob the only thing I need to tighten down after I get it squared up to the blade or are there any other screws that need to be tightened down? Thank you very much. I always enjoy your reviews and both your shop and your woodworking skills are just mind blowingly awesome. Sadly, we cannot get the valcromat (high density fiber board) that you used for your tables. I love the black. Looks so clean and professional. Cheers from California!
Often you can fix threads by using taps and dies (getting a set of those is a good thing to have even if you don’t use it all the time).
I needed a miter gauge and bought this particular one after seeing your video, thanks!
It seemed to be a nice 2-in-1 solution, as it is possible to use it as a normal miter fence and as a box joint jig. However, I found out that, because of the box joint gap, it is not suited for mitercuts in smaller workpieces, as it lacks support for these pieces. Therefore, I am looking for a quality miter fence (no gauge) that does not break the bank. I watched your newest video, but still don't know where to find a seperate quality fence with measuring and a stopblock included. Any advice is much appreciated!
Hi, try to use the other miter slot of your table saw, than you can use the part without the gab.
@@HookedonWood Thanks for your answer. That's the way I'm using it mainly for this time. Still would like an extra fence without the gap.
Hi Dennis can you tell me what material your router table is made of and also if you made it and if so do you have a video and plans for building it?? Love your videos Regards Kim from Australia.
Hi Kim,
here you can find the info on the first question: hookedonwood.online/Frequently-asked-questions/
Here you can find info about my workbench including plans: hookedonwood.online/Shop-Improvements/
@@HookedonWood Thanks
@Hooked On Wood
Dennis, is this miter guage significantly better *in function* compared to the original INCRA miter gauge that they have copied and I believe you also own?
Another great video. I may order that box joint fence/jig. I have the INCRA miter guage. Will it attach and work the same?
No, it is not significantly better then the INCRA. It has a nicer fit and finish as the INCRA. It also has a thicker plate than the INCRA, but the INCRA is build from steel and did more to give a better stability. But when using it, The NEW is stable enough and the INCRA is Nice enough! So, when you work with them they are practically the same. If you have a INCRA, keep it and love it, because is think it is a very nice product. The joint box fence fits on the INCRA and works the same. I do not know if you use it with a dado / router bit or that you use it with a normal table saw blade. If you use it with a dado/router bit, they have a nice template so you can easily set it up.
The way I used it with the normal table saw is not the way it is meant to be. But I think it is the easiest way to do it. I even prefer it, doing this way instead with my router table. I do not have seen anyone do it this way. Anyway, it is a flexible unit for finger joints.
Many thanks for the video, just got one and I would have to say that the packing was not good and part arrived bent. Regards.
Hi Carlos, I am sorry to hear that. I also have a INCRA Miter gauge like this and I have to say that this comes also delivered in a carton box. It looks I bit nicer but in terms of stability it is the same. So I do not know if a box can protect against a force that can bend this product.
I hope you can still use it or bend it back a bit. Is the T-track slider bend?
@@HookedonWood Hi, I have been able to repair it and I am start using it, it looks like it will be wirkibg with no problems. Many thanks for all the tips and keep with the great work.
Thanks for video reviews. Very well done. I've almost bought this miter gauge but it seems like the resolution is 5deg. Is that so?
I want to upgrade the miter gauge that came with my table saw. The track is horrible but I can set it to any degree and even fraction of degrees which I do use.
Hi, Yes, it is a problem to set these (kind of) miter gauges to another position then pre set. For this, you need a miter gauge that sets in the little of the scale, not at the side.
Dennis, what was that tool you used to make the hole spacing in your work bench. Thanks for sharing
Hi Joe,
That is the UJK parf guide system. Thanks
Thank you for this useful video! I’m thinking about buying the miter gauge together with the box joint jig. I wonder if it is possible to use the box joint jig as a miter gauge fence as well??? Will it be accurate?
You can install the fence with the box joint part at the top, which gets it out of the way at least for small stock.
do you think these miter gauge would be compatible or installable onto a festool rail? to use with my plunge track saw? festool just came out with a new miter gague but at the festool price tag.
I do not think it will fit. Pretty sure it will not.
Does it square up? 90° - 45°
What is the black material you use for your tops and the mitre gauge extension?
Black MDF or Valchromat or Forescolor, There is a bunch of different names for it. Wish I had a supplier nearby, I would remake all of my benchtops
Great video. Could you post a link or name of that Bench dog jig?
That is UJK Parf Guide System.
Thanks, Dennis
Bought it after watching this video, absolutely useless outside positive stops, no way of telling what degree is it set on, many thanks
Hi Dennis, I bought this mitre sled on the recent sale day. What I received doesn't look like your fine example. All the stainless steel edges on mine are very sharp, ie not factory deburred. Whereas your closeup video shows a very well deburred, rounded edges. Did you deburr the tool yourself, or did it come like that from the factory?
Hi Paul, No, I idid not deburred the edges. You saw it the way I got it. Can you sent me a picture? hookedonwood@hotmail.com
I am interested to see. Thanks Dennis
who makes the red dust collector on you saw? Thank you, Brent.
Axminster trade and harvey. It is the S-12. I made a video about it. It was my first video☺️ so a bit raw when you compare it with my latest one. Look at my channel