Review on 🪚 Woodraphic Dovetail Saw Guide Jig Marker: Magnetic, Upgraded Version (1:8 for Hard Wood) by Kurt Bravo

I recently bought Woodgraphic 1:6 and 45/90 saw guides but have been using them a lot since then. They are very well designed and offer the most affordable price for a product of this quality. I wanted to avoid clip-on saw guides, which would limit the thickness of the workpiece I'm working with, and avoid ones that rely on sandpaper to grip the work surface. My purchase decision fell on these, so I bought them and was pleasantly surprised. They stick very well to various hardwood surfaces, the magnets are strong and functional, and their flexible design allows you to saw with both hands without tipping the board in a vise. developed abrasions from saws on the edges. I was a lot more careful when noticing this, so it's not worn enough to significantly affect accuracy. However, they were very useful, with a very thoughtful design and precise finishing. The Barron dovetail guide is a different size (about $23 more expensive), so we'll see how the Woodgraphic compares to the proven saw guide in a few weeks.