Customer Reviews for VEVOR Precision Miter Gauge, Standard Slot 3/4'' x 3/8'', Aluminum Alloy Table Saw Miter Gauge with 24 in Grating 15 Angle Stops Adjustable Spring Loaded Plunger and Removable Disc, for Woodworking

this is being used on a DeWalt TSE 7485 table saw benchtop. It came with four set screws with bearing on it to help maintain the tightness in the track with two spares, They were tight in the track and should not slip out or vibrate out. The bolts holding the miter bar onto the gauge is 3/8 of an inch too long and need to be shortened. The only minor complaint is the white protective plastic pad on the bottom is going to square Edge and when sliding into the track it brings it to a. You have to lift it up a little bit get to keep going. I took a Dremel and turn it into a 45 along that edge and now I just slides in and bumps up without suddenly stopping. I do believe this is a better choice for what is on the market. It should serve me very well for many years to come. Note to the people who buy the smaller aluminum top table saws. Should put polyethylene packing tape starting on the bottom and wrapping around to the top so the steel does not wear on the painted or aluminum surface then adjust the set screws to the proper adjustment to cause it not to be sloppy but to be just barely tight otherwise steel on aluminum is not a good combination. I believe it's 3M packing tape for mailing is slightly thicker polyethylene type tape is a good choice. Good luck with your purchase.

This thing looks awesome, what a upgrade to the junk that came with otherwise a great saw. I had a small issue with a missing part, contacted the vendor, Peachtree. They were very responsive and resolved everything asap. Will definitely look for them the next time.

I knew this would help, but was surprised at just how much it did. I was using the equivalent tool that came with my table saw. Accuracy was a challenge and it never felt very safe. This device really improves both. My only complaint is the instructions were a bit lacking... but it wasn't hard to figure out what to do.

I bought this for my bandsaw but didn’t fit because the saw table is crappy. However it is sturdy and use on my table saw

I really like the pre-drilled holes for common angles, and the process for adjusting is simple. I did have to loosen up and re-calibrate the miter gauge because it was about a degree off as shown in the pictures. That seems like an obvious mistake on the part of the QA department. The fence is a great addition to the standard miter gauge, but the plastic clips don’t fit flat in the channel on the bottom of the fence, so I took them back out. They were causing the fence to sit at an angle relative to the table. They don’t seem necessary at all, so not a big loss. Don’t forget to adjust the spring loaded pins down in the bottom rail Don’t forget to adjust the spring loaded pins found in the bottom rail of the miter gauge. It’ll move much easier in the track if they are all roughly the same tension.

This miter gauge has the look and feel of a quality product. It's a good design with lots of nice features and accuracy. The slider bar is a little too tight for my Jet table saw. It's a few thousands over size. I grinded it off a little bit and it works fine. So far I am happy with it. For the money, it's hard to beat it.

This Vevor miter gauge is a good value for the price. I have three Incras (including the Miter 5000), the latest Hongdui premium gauge (also nice but a bit overpriced with some quality issues), and several others. This Vevor gauge (the black one with the extendable fences) was a bit stiff out of the box but adjusted up okay and was sliding smoothly after I used my standard treatment of Boeshield T-9 to get everything sliding smoothly. At a price point of around $70 or under, I would judge it to be a nearly ideal gauge for many woodworkers. The micro adjust is a bit sloppy but it does work, and how many gauges have a valid micro adjust at this price point? It is comfortable to use and can work on my Sawstop PCS, my Jet and Powermatic band saws, and my two router tables. Overall, I would recommend this one as a budget pick that has build quality slightly above budget.