| Brand | iGaging |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Blade Material | Steel |
| Surface Recommendation | Plastic |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Product Dimensions | 9.96"L x 5.51"W x 2.56"H |
| Item Weight | 1.1 Pounds |
| Blade Length | 1 Inches |
| Number of Batteries | 2 CR2 batteries required. (included) |
| Item Weight | 1.11 pounds |
| Manufacturer | iGaging |
| ASIN | B00AQGLB1K |
| Item model number | 35-0928 |
| Batteries | 2 CR2 batteries required. (included) |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Date First Available | June 30, 2009 |
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Spend a little more money elsewhere for a quality, accurate and well-made product.
I bought this iGaging digital saw gauge to fine tune my my table saw blade and rip fence alignment. It came packaged adequately with no damage. I took one look at the instructions as I unboxed it and thought, "Ugh - garbage." I didnt mind it at first, because assembly seemed intuitive and easy based on the few pieces and clear picture on the box. However, it comes with 3 or 4 plastic washers that only seem to work at the digital gauge attachment pivot - they don't fit in the channel on top of the slider bar where you think they would work best. So, the allen screws that fasten the miter and slider bar pieces together will damage the slider bar surface pretty much right away. The instructions have no mention of where you are supposed to use the washers or why there are so many of them. 2 stars for accuracy because at least the digital gauge part seems okay.First functional problem - the "dado" in the miter bar where the slider bar nests and fastens to when you set it with the screw leaves a lot of play in the joint. The magnets are so strong that its difficult to move back and forth in the tabletop miterslot, and it causes this joint to wiggle. Cmon iGaging - this does not help accuracy for the +/- .001mm digital gauge that you packaged with this.Second, the entire miter bar. The first time I put this in my tabletop miterslot, one of the magnets fell right out revealing the little-to-no adhesive used in construction. The magnet wont stay in its slot. The miter bar has this trapezoidal profile shape you can see at the end - is this intentional or bad manufacturing? Whether its the magnets or the little wiggly springloaded pins, the miter bar doesnt slide smoothly in my tabletop at all. It slides as coarse as scraping rusty metal might feel.Other reviews comment that they figured this product out and it works fine or they had a friend machine it to make it work, but for $70ish and brand new, I wouldve expected it to work flawlessly out of the box. Returning it to amazon asap.
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First functional problem - the "dado" in the miter bar where the slider bar nests and fastens to when you set it with the screw leaves a lot of play in the joint. The magnets are so strong that its difficult to move back and forth in the tabletop miterslot, and it causes this joint to wiggle. Cmon iGaging - this does not help accuracy for the +/- .001mm digital gauge that you packaged with this.
Second, the entire miter bar. The first time I put this in my tabletop miterslot, one of the magnets fell right out revealing the little-to-no adhesive used in construction. The magnet wont stay in its slot. The miter bar has this trapezoidal profile shape you can see at the end - is this intentional or bad manufacturing? Whether its the magnets or the little wiggly springloaded pins, the miter bar doesnt slide smoothly in my tabletop at all. It slides as coarse as scraping rusty metal might feel.
Other reviews comment that they figured this product out and it works fine or they had a friend machine it to make it work, but for $70ish and brand new, I wouldve expected it to work flawlessly out of the box. Returning it to amazon asap.
Spend a little more money elsewhere for a quality, accurate and well-made product.
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2019
I bought this iGaging digital saw gauge to fine tune my my table saw blade and rip fence alignment. It came packaged adequately with no damage. I took one look at the instructions as I unboxed it and thought, "Ugh - garbage." I didnt mind it at first, because assembly seemed intuitive and easy based on the few pieces and clear picture on the box. However, it comes with 3 or 4 plastic washers that only seem to work at the digital gauge attachment pivot - they don't fit in the channel on top of the slider bar where you think they would work best. So, the allen screws that fasten the miter and slider bar pieces together will damage the slider bar surface pretty much right away. The instructions have no mention of where you are supposed to use the washers or why there are so many of them. 2 stars for accuracy because at least the digital gauge part seems okay.Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2019
First functional problem - the "dado" in the miter bar where the slider bar nests and fastens to when you set it with the screw leaves a lot of play in the joint. The magnets are so strong that its difficult to move back and forth in the tabletop miterslot, and it causes this joint to wiggle. Cmon iGaging - this does not help accuracy for the +/- .001mm digital gauge that you packaged with this.
Second, the entire miter bar. The first time I put this in my tabletop miterslot, one of the magnets fell right out revealing the little-to-no adhesive used in construction. The magnet wont stay in its slot. The miter bar has this trapezoidal profile shape you can see at the end - is this intentional or bad manufacturing? Whether its the magnets or the little wiggly springloaded pins, the miter bar doesnt slide smoothly in my tabletop at all. It slides as coarse as scraping rusty metal might feel.
Other reviews comment that they figured this product out and it works fine or they had a friend machine it to make it work, but for $70ish and brand new, I wouldve expected it to work flawlessly out of the box. Returning it to amazon asap.
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