Prevents kickback by keeping saws aligned, tuned up and calibrated to with in a thousandth of an inch!
Designed to fit all standard 3/4'' X 3/8'' miter slots, as well as the sears .740 slot, the SuperBar table saw gauge creates workshop safety and helps keep your table saw, radial arm saw, chop saw, and sliding compound miter saw in perfect shape! Outrigger rods give you maximum operation stability. Includes precision dial indicator with hex wrench for installations, plus hex wrench for adjustment screws.
1) Submitted by
Mark U, from Westside, IA
on 8/18/2008
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This set up device is simple to adjust to the miter slot. I then tuned-up my table saw in record time, to within .001 of an inch.
2) Submitted by
Mike Villemure, from Rochester, MN
on 7/1/2008
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Easy to set up and dead accurate in setting the saw blade. Get one of these and you will save time and make more accurate cuts.
3) Submitted by
Eric, from Columbus, MS
on 2/3/2010
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Awesome product. Works flawlessly. Only con is price, little on the high side.
4) Submitted by
Marshal, from Maple Grove, MN
on 2/6/2010
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I bought the Super Bar and Master Plate for my Ridgid R4511. I had a few problems at first because I did not have the dial indicator bolted tight enough to the plastic sled which slides in the miter slot. Also, I had to make the sled more snug within the miter slot. Once I got that taken care of everything worked fine. What I do not like about the superbar... on the R4511 the miter slots are not real close to the blade. Thus when I tried to test the arbor run out I did not have a lot of room to tilt the dial indicator at a 45 degree angle.
Oh yes... 1. the master plate is GREAT! 2. With this combo I was able to PROPERLY get my saw in alignment... better cuts and reduced kickback risk!
5) Submitted by
Butch Conway, from Jonesboro, AR
on 10/12/2007
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I just got back into woodworking. I have a ten year old Craftsman contractor style saw. While using the saw I was getting a significant amount of edge burn and thought it normal. I spoke to a friend about it and he suggested that my blade was most likely not parallel to the fence / miter gauge slot. I bought this Superbar and checked. He was most certainly correct. The blade was almost thirty thousandths out of parallel. I made some adjustments to the trunnion and got it to nearly perfect (one thousandth out). The burn is gone. I also used it to check the arbor run-out and rip fence. They were both on the money, but I was glad to validate the facts. I really don't know how you'd be able to check these settings with this much accuracy without a Superbar!
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