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Assuming the mreasurements are accurate, its pretty nice. Very sturdy. I have not done any precision tests. Its good enough for wood working. You can of course make your own with wood as has been done for decades.

Great tool to have for those small rips I just got it so I haven’t had time to really use it a lot but so far so good. I recommend it.

It’s well built and made strong but said to say I had to return it because it didn’t fit my table saw. I could have trimmed it down to fit but decided to return it.

The jig itself works fine for repeatable thin rips once you physically position it and lock it down. Fit in the T-slot is good and it’s stable during the cut. However, the measurement gauge is not accurate at all. Some product photos make it look like “0” aligns flush to the blade, but on my saw (Delta 36-725) it’s nowhere close. There’s also no practical way to calibrate the scale to your blade/slot geometry, so the printed measurements can’t be trusted. Bottom line: buy it for the jig function, not the gauge. Plan on using test cuts and/or measuring from the blade with a separate setup method if you need accurate strip width.

First the cons but they are minor. I had to file the T nuts to make them slide in my Delta Unisaw slots. Not a big deal and I’ll admit it’s hard to make them fit every saw out there. The other minor issue was zeroing out the scales with the supplied wrench. It rounded over without loosening up the tiny button head screws. I tossed them out and used my own hex wrenches which were better quality. Other than that it works beautifully. The scale gets you close to the thickness you want and it’s easy to fine tune it to the size you want. I like the black and white scales for the visibility and set both indicators to a zero spot for redundancy and accuracy. The one way bearing is ok but I think unnecessary. I using this for making splines for saw kerfs in door molding. I was tired of guessing what the thickness was to fit into the saw kerf. I also plan to make Kumiko strips out of the scrap wood I have laying around. Once set it should make accurate repeated cuts. I suppose I could have made my own jig but the price is reasonable. It’s a great tool if you need to make consistent thin strips.

Got this for table saw and it works amazingly well. Easy to setup and quick to remove when not needed. Glad I got this and seems to be made well for what it is. Two thumbs up 👍👍

I have many great little tools and this one is a great addition. It does exactly what I ask of it. Easy to read and use

This Thin Rip Jig, unlike others, actually fits the miter slot on my Delta table saw. Exactly as advertised. Works well. Well made. interchangeable options for mounting. Great purchase!

Just the job for repeat cutting of thin strips - I cut down treated wood to make my own garden trellis.

Solid jig that locks down tight for repeatable cuts

Exceptionally well made. First rate piece of manufacturing. I'd recommend these. Does what its designed for. The one way bearing works well. Very satisfactory purchase. Comes beautifully packed in secure cardboard and foam box. Prompt dealing. Thanks

First use was to cut some strips to glue up a formed handle. Very easy to use and much safer way to get this done on my table saw.

Never ever buy products from these vendors when shipment is done from China. Bearing did not move at all. Missing measuring parts and third rate packaging. When you ask for return they first approve it, not something I ever saw on Amazon