Rockler45 Degree Miter Sled for Table Saw - Miter Saw Sled Ensures Durability & Low-Friction Sliding - Table Saw Accessories Fits Standard 3/8" x 3/4" Miter Slot – Fence Accessories

For making 45-degree cuts with the table saw this works perfectly, but you must adjust it to fit your own saw perfectly. The adjustment screws for the miter slot are not very useful and do not hold their position very well. I ended up removing mine and just placed strips of aluminum tape on the miter track so that it would fit my table saw miter slot perfectly. Additionally, the 45-degree fences are very slick. I lightly roughed mine up with 400 grit sandpaper, and then stuck some 400 grit paper to them using spray adhesive to make them less slick. These few minor adjustments took me all of 10 minutes to complete and the jig works perfectly now.

Would have been nice if there were a note/instruction sheet --- It took a few minutes before I figured out where the Pre-installed adjustable nylon pins were located. And when I did, I didn't have the proper size hex key. One of those should have been provided or at the very least, the write-up on Amazon or on the box itself should have provided that information. It's bad enough when we buy things for our kids and have to get past the "Some Assembly Required" but at least they tell you what needs to be assembled.Having said all that,, I did use it a couple of times, and it did the job. Then again, so would a piece of 2x8 cut into a triangle!

I saw several reviews that criticized the design for being loose in their guide slot, but this is accommodated by using the two nylon grub screws with a small hex wrench. Simply wind them out until the fit is to your liking - simple!It's a no-frills device and does what it needs to.

It's a hunk of plastic...which with some modification works but it does not seat properly, lots of play. I used some electric tape as a temporary solution but ended up just making a jig that seats perfect so I know I will get consistent repeatable results.

Bought the sled knowing it would not fit my 8 inch craftsman 5/8 miter slot. I figured I would make it part of a bigger sled. Fit my Father in-law's 10 inch craftsman table saw 3/4 inch slot, so Happy Birthday to him.