Should be 10 Stars! Beautifully engineered and super accurate. Works great for squaring up sheet goods after breaking down large panels into component parts for drawers etc. This thing is just dead on accurate cross cutting panels and drawer sides. You do have to make sure you take the time to accurately set up the fence and stop block along with the measuring tape.

I needed to reposition the configuration for left tilt saw, PM2000 so it took a little more time to locate the sled and miter gauge on the right side of the blade. I would recommend that they provide more pictures and instructions on doing this instead of just telling you to reverse the direction, when they say left miter slot, you have to remember it is right miter for you. Many cabinet saws are left tilting, so it is not some infrequent event, so just provide a couple of sheets of extra paper with the proper instructions.

The miter slots have absolutely no play with the sled or the cutoff table, they are both steady and slide nicely. Very pleased with the product and would recommend it highly to anyone that wants and easy solution to squaring their stock. I do a lot of dovetail drawers and having those parts accurately cut makes everything work smoothly with the jigs.

One of the best investments I've made recently. Accuracy is impeccable. I used it to cut an nine sided frame for a mirror and all the miter cuts were perfect.

This is just about the best artillery tool I've ever owned. Fits snugly into the 5/8" x 3/4" miter slot of any table or cabinet saw. Replaces four expensive tools in my shop and makes perfect cuts. Very easy to set up and adjust. No struggling with extra tools to align. If you have a table or cabinet saw you have to buy this. Saves so much time and takes the guess work out of complex cuts.

I really don't hardly ever review anything, but I had to review this thing. It's off the charts. I've made tons of sleds and never seems to get it right, or the wood moves a little and you have to shim the thing and you're left cursing your shop-made sled. I got this last night, it's already installed and it's already fundamentally changed my woodworking. I'm so perfectly dialed in square with every single cut, I don't know how I made furniture without it. No more block plane work, no more holding each piece up to the light to see how far I'm off. I'm square from the jump.

I might actually start doing more mitered work since I don't have to fear that hideous split in the joint.

LOVE IT!

Bought for my garage shop DeWalt 10" job site saw. The DeWalt saw extension is on the right (more table saw to support the weight of the sled), I'm RH doninant re: power tools, so I ignored the instructions and set up so the sled is pushed with my right hand. Everything arrived intact and very promptly from Rockler Woodworking, MN, arrived within 4 days! Honestly, the instructions are a bit difficult to read, and the photos require well-lit lighting or a magnifying glass! I had watched number of YouTube videos and considering making my own sled. But considering the calibration, the cost of all the fancy components and the HUMIDITY in NC, I decided to purchase an INCRA product. Very solid components, well engineered. Rather easy to assemble, and square with my saw. I have made a few practice cuts and am pleased with the square of the cuts. The sled is a bit hefty for my saw..the sled doesn't slide as easily as I imagined. Needs more adjustment...if I set the mitered runners not to be sloppy horizontally, then I am slightly stuck at some point pushing through. Any suggestions from the gallery would be appreciated! Very pleased with the product, should enhance my WW sskills. Very pleased with Rockler Hardware. Any questions?