FTVOGUEAluminium Alloy Miter Bar Slider Table Saw Miter Gauge Rod Wood Woodworking Tool (450mm/17.71inch)

Used to make a Jig. Worked great for my sled.

I bought two of the 450 mm bars to use on a table saw sled. No instructions came with them, but you just place one into your T slot and tighten or loosen the screw in the black plastic split washer and make the bar really snug in the table saw groove. You have to have it so tight, that it is hard to push by bar alone. Once you get the sled base attached to it, it will slide easy. I used a pre-cut piece of 1/2" thick MDF, 2' x 4', for the base. Got  another MDF piece, 3/4" thick, 4 feet long and 10" wide. Cut this length wise, glued together and used for my back push board. So a 4' long, 1-1/2" thick and 5 inches high. I just used a framing square to get a good square line drawn on you base and do really ACCURATE measurements and drill down ACCURATE through the base and attach the bars from above. I had to use 5 mm x .8 metric counter head sunk screws. By the picture, for the 450 mm bars, it looks like all the screw holes are the same size, they are not. Two small at 5 mm and 4 larger, not sure of metric size on those. Table saw was a Ridge R4520. Took about 2 hours to install bars and get push board square with table saw blade. No shims or washers needed between bar and sled bottom. Bar tightened up against sled bottom before tighten against table saw platform.

I used these for my crosscut sled and they work perfectly. They attach to my Bosch 4100 worksite table saw with no issues and were easy to fine tune for a zero-clearance fit.People have complained that due to the location of the adjustment screws you can't do any adjustments once they're attached to your crosscut sled. I solved this problem by simply drilling holes into the base of my sled so that I can reach the screws any time I want. I haven't actually needed to yet, but it's nice to know I can adjust them if the need ever arises.

I ordered these a while ago but just got around to opening the package. Missing retaining ring in one of the bars. Disappointing. Cannot even return the damn thing.

Nice but not machined to perfection. I had to make shims to shim the wheel from the bar until it was flush. Otherwise it is a good product. Definitely worth the price.

I needed a bar for a cross cut sled and this is rock solid.

The bars fit tightly into the miter slots on my table saw. The fit is good enough that I did not need to make use of the black nylon circle-shaped adjusters. Only thing I'm not sold on is the flanges on both ends that engage with the slot to prevent the bar (and whatever it is attached to) from tipping. This makes it difficult to just drop in a cross cut sled. Fortunately an Allen wrench easily removes the flange(s), so it's usable either way depending on your needs.

This is nice but I could not adjust the tolerances once it was installed. You need to fine tune the guide before installing since you will not be able to adjust the tolerances without providing access ports from the other side (e.g. drill through table saw sled to access the screw from the top).

Awesome product, hope the plastic spacers will last through a cold winter. Other than that, it's slides really smooth, perfect tolerances

These shipped fast and fit perfectly on my cabinet table saw fir my cross cut sled. The guide circles on the front and back are removable which is nice. If anyone else is wondering the size of the countersink screw holes that are threaded its m6 fine thread.