miter gauge

Always be sure the fence or miter gauge is used, or you might slip and cut fingers.

Designed to bolt onto your existing miter gauge.

Make adjustments by resetting the miter gauge and trimming each piece with the saw until an exact fit is achieved.

Miter gauge: The table has one or two slots (grooves) running from front to back, also parallel to the cutting plane of the blade.

The miter gauge can also be adjusted to cause the cut to be made at a precisely controlled angle (a so-called miter cut).

Set the miter gauge on the tool to the desired angle, then place a piece of scrap molding on the base and cut it by lowering the saw.

These miter slots (or miter grooves) are used to position and guide either a miter gauge (also known as a crosscut fence) or crosscut sled.

The miter gauge is usually set to be at 90 degrees to the plane of the blade's cut, to cause the cut made in the workpiece to be made at a right angle.

The stool provides a rest for Dad's feet whether working or relaxing in the shop. ($80.00) -- Kreg Miter Gauge System -- A must for the serious woodworker, this system consistently cuts perfect miters without tuning.