Whether you need the perfect 90 degree mitred corner or you need to dial in that difficult angle, a good quality mitre gauge makes all the difference. When setting an angle (which run from +60 to -60) it is a simple matter of placing the indexing tooth into one of the V notches and then locking the small black knob followed by the large one. The UJK bar features adjustable sprung ball grub screws for a perfect fit, resulting in the ultimate precision cut.

Simple to adjust with a spring loaded plunger stop and able to be set at any other angle between 0-90° as required.May I suggest so that you do not lose the screw you tape it to the clip and pop it in the drawer, just in case you change your table saw in the future, or you need it for your router table or band saw. f these companies are incapable of producing a good one themselves, then I am sure that they could do a deal with someone like Incra or Osborne to supply one of their gauges with each saw, and because of the large amounts purchased it should not add much to the overall cost.

Also printed on the protractor is a “Quick reference angle chart” which tells you that if for instance you want a frame with 18 sides you should set the gauge to 10 degrees or for 6 sides set it to 30 degrees. It also comes with a 91/2” long screwdriver type Allen key for adjusting the fence, and as per normal for Incra, the quality of the materials used and their fit and finish are excellent. The steel plate has 27 precision machined V stops at 5° increments and features special stops at plus or minus 22.I have just bought another length of sandpaper and glide tape as mine was wearing out, hence the reason for the new ones in the pictures.