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

Huge improvement from the one that came with my contractor saw.

The miter gauge works very well. The materials and construction are very high quality, especially for the price. Great value.

Excellent quality! A great buy!

Fits standard table saw, added rail and stop. Angle right on no adjustment was required.Very good 100 percent satisfied would highly recommend this to anyone looking.

I bought this to replace a junky craftsman miter guage, which most everyone knows is smaller than standard. I easily transferred the miter to a home made slide, no problem. My only gript at this point is that the bolts for attaching the miter to a powertec style fence, or standard T-track, are too long. I had some extra nuts I added to the inside of the mount slot and seems to have fixed it right up. You could also probably cut the bolts down a bit too.

This gauge fits my rigid contractor saw better then the one that came with it. Could not go wrong on this precise miter. The side set screws even make it true to the thou.

Good quality & fit well after removing the top lil wheel to slide in the mitres track

Well made and high quality. Well packaged. Highly recommended.

An excellent, dead accurate, inexpensive miter gage without all the foolish bells and whistles. It's probably not possible to find a better miter gage at this price point. The fit and finish is top notch, and it's dead on accurate at every angle indent.

overall, I like it. In a world of ridiculous high prices from soup to nuts, Vevor provides products that do the job and are made in an uncompromising level of quality, which is much to be admired. You can't find serious objections to this device, it's accurately made, and will perform well for anyone. Less than perfect is the method of locking in the slide to the slot. In my case, with a t-slot that has a "double" shelf on either side, the ball bearing doesn't really lock into the slot well. Far better design is an overhead cam-like adjuster that doesn't require you to lift off and adjust repeatedly to get to the best adjustment, and even then, it doesn't lock in the slot well. Apart from that the gauge is really well made, and can serve as the basis for a nice table saw "slider" for repeated crosscuts.