I had the same issue it was just a little bit off. I had to adjust like when I use my setup blocks. I was trying to use for making half/half/half drawers with less setup time. I returned it, back to gauge and setup blocks with feeler gauges.
Okay, I see why you got a bad measurement @4:10. A lot of times I see it get a little off if you forget to but the stock up against P3. It leverages the concepts of the Pythagorean theorem and if there's a missing reference on the face of P3 it won't lock exactly halfway because you're only referencing P2, which leads to P3 possibly tipping or rising. That happened to me but once I got in the habit of butting up against that surface for P3 that issue went away. In your demonstration, if you used the end of that piece of stock you'd be fine.
Thank you for sharing. You save time but you also remove most common mistakes.
I had the same issue it was just a little bit off. I had to adjust like when I use my setup blocks. I was trying to use for making half/half/half drawers with less setup time. I returned it, back to gauge and setup blocks with feeler gauges.
Okay, I see why you got a bad measurement @4:10. A lot of times I see it get a little off if you forget to but the stock up against P3. It leverages the concepts of the Pythagorean theorem and if there's a missing reference on the face of P3 it won't lock exactly halfway because you're only referencing P2, which leads to P3 possibly tipping or rising. That happened to me but once I got in the habit of butting up against that surface for P3 that issue went away. In your demonstration, if you used the end of that piece of stock you'd be fine.
Thanks for the tip 👍