Rockler Rail Coping Sled for Router Table – Round Handle Router Sled for Firm Grip – Toggle Clamp Features Easy, Tool-Free Adjustments - Maximum Workpiece Dimension (5” Wide x 1-1/4”) - Router Jigs

Put it together, feels solid, worked well the one time I used it. Unfortunately too small for quite a bit of what I do, so be sure to check the measurements (maximum workpiece size: 5” wide x 1 1/4” high).

Big improvement over cutting stiles hand held. Always struggled with wood being pulled from my hand during cut. Doesn't happen now.

Hmm. A decent jig, but you have to figure up how much to raise the piece because this holds it above the table, not on it. But it does the job. I wishbi would have bought the better one. Sometimes it's better to get the best you can. Why go halfway?

NOT BAD

I made my daughter new shaker style kitchen cabinet doors (all but a lazy Susan door). I did the rail tongues on the router just holding the piece. It didn't feel safe. The router gouged a few pieces, grabbed the piece and slung it across the garage and the ends weren't even.Fast forward 6 months, I got around to the lazy Susan door and got this router sled. The experience was night and day. Cuts were straight with no tear out and much safer.This sled is a must have for routing end joints.

I considered different products before choosing this one. Other, cheaper products had a composite base, but the Rockler product has a plastic base. I believe this to be better, so I spent the extra dollars for this. I am happy with the result

While assembling this item I would have benefited from a third arm and very small hands. The instructions leave too much to the imagination and incomplete. I did figure it out and it does work well

I've made probably 20 or 30 cabinet doors with this. its great. super easy to use. would absolutely reccomend if you have interest in Rail and stile projects