This little Guide makes cutting Thin stock so much easier to Be accurate. I usually just run the stock through the BandSaw but if I am doing anything thicker than a 2" or a hardwood may bandsaw really struggles. The table Saw makes quick work of anything up to 3 1\2" and any hardness of the material is no issue. I use these strips for so many projects and having this jig has made it super easy to keep everything consistent and straight. Simple to use and easy to setup and change. Made from Aluminum (I Believe) and feels really solid. The set Screw and adjustment knobs work well and hold tight. I like that there are T Bolts included as I use T track on my table saw Sled so makes this simple to use either with the sled or without.

I have seen tools like this from the big brand name guys but could not justify the price for what it is and does. Since this is a tool that you probably would not use a lot, I decided to make my own very simple version of this with some "Magswitch" blocks that I had. This worked but being that it attaches to the top of the table saw and not on the miter slot, there is always a margin for error. With this gadget you use it in your miter slot and so you all but eliminate that margin for error.
This tool is extremely well made and solid. I am sure I will get many years of use from this tool. The one-way bearing works great and really does help with preventing kickback. That in my mind is the selling point of this tool. There are some micro adjustments that can be made for precise and repeatable cuts. All the adjustments are super smooth, and the needed Allen wrench is included with the tool. There are measurement scales etched in the main body of the tool which are very easy to read. All the parts are very well machined and there were no jagged edges that needed to be filed or sanded.
I always like to make a small scale model of things I am going to build. I find it helps with figuring out the problems that I will run into when I go to build the full scale version later. I am working on some cabinets that my neighbor asked me to build for her beauty salon, so I was able to use this tool/ jig to make the face frame pieces for the small-scale model. It worked so well and since your thin strips fall off the left side of the blade and not trapped between the blade and the fence it is much safer than my home-made jig. With less chance of kick back due to the one-way bearing this is an easy product to give 5 stars to.
I am very happy that I ordered this and can definitely recommend it. I am already making space on my garage wall to store it...

This is solidly built, and works well. Nice fit and finish.

The miter slot clamp works exceptionally well.

The adjustable scale indicator nicely simplifies zeroing out the scale, though I wish the numbers had been omitted as they just confuse the issue, as they're not zero-referenced and run the wrong way.

The anti-kickback one-way bearing seems pretty gimmicky. It doesn't actually do much compared to a featherboard or grippy rollers, and can be a real pain when switching tables or sides. I'll probably end up swapping an ordinary bearing in. It would be nice if they just supplied one, giving you the option.

I've wanted a thin-rip jig for a while, so I was looking forward to getting this. And it met all my (admittedly pretty basic) expectations.

The Good: The build quality. It's a solid aluminum, which looks like it will last a good while. The adjustment knobs aren't very big, but they are textured well, and I didn't have any significant issues with tightening them down. As I was using it, I was worried that I would experience some minor slippage, making my thin rips gradually thicker, but I didn't notice anything of the sort. I did notice that the jig will move in the miter slot if only one of the miter knobs is tight, but once both of them are screwed down, the jog is pretty solidly in place.

The Bad: Not much. The measurement markings are somewhat silly, as there isn't really anything for them to reference off of, so they don't really mean anything, other than a way to match a previous setup, assuming you are using the same equipment and remember/record what numbers you were lined up with the last time.

The Meh: The one-way roller on the end works smoothly, but it certainly won't prevent any kind of kickback. This isn't really a defect so much as it's a stupid marketing ploy. I still set up a feather board in front of the jig, which was difficult, as my DeWalt table saw doesn't have a lot of room in front of the blade to work with, and my feather board is pretty wide. But it worked out okay.

Overall, I'm glad I have this thing, and I'll be getting plenty of use out of it in the future.

For the cost I was very surprised at the accuracy this delivered. The track portion is exactly 3/4" which is unusual even in very expensive comparable units. There was zero slop in my miter slot and with the knobs tightened down no movement at all. The ruler (SAE at least) was very accurate as well. Lining it up with my Woodpeckers ruler showed it to be spot on. The bearing moves smoothly as well. I had no issues making repeated cuts at a consistent thickness.