Review on 🪚 Fulton Precision Miter Gauge: Aluminum Miter Fence, 45-degree Angled Ends for Superior Stock Support, and Repetitive Cut Flip Stop by Trey Crosland

I have a DeWalt 7491RS table saw which is a portable construction saw. I love this saw but the miter gauge has way too much play for the accuracy I'm looking for and it's about as easy as it gets. I started looking for much better quality sensors and prices were in the $150-$200 range. I was looking at one of the better miter fences that also came with a fence and "thrust" clamp for repetitive cuts. The problem was that the total length of these corner stops was about 24 inches from front to back on the metal slider. This would be fine for the larger table saw I use, but I scaled down with DeWalt. The length of this Fulton Angle Stop is only 18 inches and seems like the perfect length for my saw. It's easy to assemble and comes with 4 adjustable set screws in a metal rod that slides into the grooves of the table saw. After this simple adjustment and some WD 40 on the track everything worked great. The aluminum fence is strong and beveled at the ends to support the wood when cutting at an angle. At this point I'm very glad I made this purchase for the woodwork I do.