Customer Reviews for VEVOR Table Saw Circular Router Miter Gauge 18" Woodworking Track Angle Ruler

Great product...more than i expected....a price way lower than I expected for a miter gauge of such high quality. Thanks Vevor.

No instructions for assembly or for multiple uses. To this day there is something on it that I don't know what it's for Some safety tips might have been useful too.

the Gauge is of a very high quality Aluminum, very precise, very accurate, I checked the angles and everything, Very satisfied with it, and it works better than the $300 Gauge I had.

Well..you can't purchase a Miter gauge for less , with this many options. Right from the start , it was shipped very well , out of the box it felt very heavy duty, it was simple to assemble and was 90 degrees instantly. I highly recommend this

Accurate as I expected

Great price on an awesome product! Everything fits nice and tight and square and has positive alignment in the channel.

It was I little complicated to assemble but works great.

Arrived quickly; well packaged; Little in the way of assembly instructions; Fit my Kobalt 10152 table. Seem's to be well thought out and offer great flexibility.

Bought this for my Skil table saw. Was surprised at how well it fit in the table slot. Construction is very nice. Parts are rigid, well made and durable. Once I assemble all the pieces together it not only looked good it all checked out to be in the right specifications. Overall for someone on a budget I’d give it 5 stars!

Well made and finished and nicely packaged. Easy to assemble despite the lack of instructions. The fence has markings in inches and centimeters, but I cannot see a way to use them with a table saw. The markings go from left to right. This would only work on the right side of the table saw, which is not the conventional side for using a miter gauge. In addition, there is no way to adjust for the gap between the saw blade and the fence. There is a "trim block" that looks as though it might be for this purpose, but it is not positioned appropriately. If you want to use markings to set the stop block, I think you need to cover the existing markings with your own measuring tape oriented right to left and with zero at the point on the trim block. If Vevor figured out and documented a way to use the markings with the stop block I would have raised the scores for features and ease-of-use.