Miter Gauge & Box Joint Jig Kit With Adjustable Flip Stop Woodworking DIY Tools

This arrived in two weeks ( earlier than expected !) Very well packaged . Very nice piece of equipment, dead on accurate , well thought out and manufactured! I use in my wood working shop. As was noted by another review, it didn’t fit either my Band Saw, Table Saw or Jet upright sander. However I easily remedied that by disassembling- very carefully sanding one edge of the sliding bar on a Drum sander. Sand, check- sand, check etc. Not difficult to do at all . I found that by really cleaning ( with sand paper) the slots in the table saw- it also helped. I am quite happy with the results and would purchase again. As a nice surprise, it came with spare parts and Allen Wrenches to fit the bolts, 😀

Every time I use this thing it scrapes/digs into the surface of my table saw. Also, anytime you want to slide/adjust the back of it, the screws fall out from the giant hole used for the box jig. I've actually gotten to where I prefer the cheap miter gauge that came with the table saw over this thing. I'd send it back if I could, but I didn't get to use it until well after the return window closed. I should have just spent the extra few dollars and got the INCRA that I knew would work right.

This is a very nice, precise, and solidly built miter gauge. Although the picture looks as if it's made of stamped metal, it is not. It is all finely machined and, I have no doubt, will stand up to considerable use. There are three reasons I'm not giving it 5 stars. First, it took a long time to arrive, so long I'd forgotten I ordered it. Second, there are no instructions (not a very big deal). Third, I have an old Sears/Craftsman table saw and, darn it all, the miter joint grooves are too narrow; I can't use it. I'll keep this, though, for the day I get a new table saw.

Doesn't fit the track of my router table, or my table saw. took apart from the miter glide, but of course had to modify the attachment screws. Could have built one with the same stability. Oh, well. My own fault..

This is essentially the same miter gauge Ding's Workshop reviews sold by Banggood. It's extremely heavy duty, has many built in stops, and the miter fence is built well and versatile. It comes with a fence stop, and has a built in fingerboard function (very nice). The fence has a section designed to be sacrificial where you saw blade passes the fence. The value of what you get is extremely high! I would say this would sell for $200 or more from a more reputable dealer like Kreg or Incra. The big downside is it ships from China, so it took exactly one month for me to get it from time of order. It sells for $150 from Banggood and your not sure what value their adding, and if you have a problem who you'll contact et al. So I figured it was safer to buy from Amazon.

So one of the fabricated metal pieces is bent. This came from China and took about a month to get here. So I’m just gonna have to find someone to make a new piece.

As my mom used to say when I was late: "Did you take a slow boat from China?" This miter gauge took about three weeks to get here, but that's because it was sent from China. I really did not expect a high quality item, just something that had a fence and was reasonably accurate. Boy, was I pleasantly surprised! This miter gauge is, IMHO, equivalent to the basic miter gauge sold by INCRA. It is exceedingly accurate, and works like a dream on my table saw. As one reviewer mentioned, it is not merely "stamped," metal, but a finely machined piece of equipment which uses the same basic adjusting device as Incra. The fence has a built-in finger joint apparatus (which I haven't used yet). The fence telescopes easily by loosening allen screws on its face.This thing is a steal at $108.00. And with Trump's Trade War with China, is likely to at least double in price.

Changed to thumbscrews for more convenient adjustment. Functions well.

Had some damage through shipping they fixed ASAP

This is almost an awesome product. It's very well crafted but there's a vital flaw. The main push plate is aluminum. That means you have steel bolts threading into aluminum with only 3 threads engaged. The result is... even with being mindful of this design flaw I've still stripped out 3 of 4 bolts with finger tight torque. This makes what could have been a great product... into worthless