19 Inch Precision Aluminum Miter Bar Table Saw Runner

Peachtree Woodworking sells good quality products. This is a solid piece of aluminum. When I first picked it up I thought it was made of steel. The coating is a heavy flat black and feels very slick so it acts as a lubricant. It fit perfectly and should last a very long time.

These things worked great. Easy to adjust. zero and I do mean ZERO slop. I used it for a box joint jig. for this use the runners stay 100 percent in the cast iron miter slot the entire time. I do think these could be used for a cross cut sled or something similar but you would not be able to use them in a routed slot unless you first put a miter track in it. The adjustment balls would dig into plywood or MDF.

I have a 10 inch Dewalt bench top table saw. Although I am happy with it, the only problem is the miter bar slots. The opening is supposed to be 3/4 inch wide but it not even close to that. To make matters worse, the width varies considerably along the length of the slot. This is very frustrating and makes it impossible to build accurate jigs thar depends on the miter slot . What fits in the front binds in the back and vice versa.The plunge design of this miter bar adopts itself to the slot and keeps the bar tight against one side of the slot with ZERO slop. Using this bar made my jigs accurate and dependable. I highly recommend it.

These miter bars are great. They are fully adjustable to fit any table saw.

This is a good quality rail, and the spring-loaded ball bearings work well for adjustment, but the screws tend to back out over time. Needs some sort of retention mechanism, like a small jam nut, or nylock-style bushing inside the threads or something.

Just what it says it is. Well made and straight out of the box. Its pretty simple but the spring loaded ball bearings were nice and rolled smoothly.

Not really much to say about em....they do what they're supposed to and they're not astronomically priced. I'd buy em again.

My miter slots measured right at 3/4 x 3/8. These bars were sloppy in the slots. Extending the little bearings to tighten the fit puts them too far out, causing them to be knocked out. It's a hassle to get adjusted, then there is still sloppy, especially in the first half of the bar when starting a cut. Having the bearins on both sides, AND having it be actually 3/4x3/8 would make them great. As is, they're really only usable in a miter slot slightly barrower than 3/4.

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