Incra IMS2 24-Inch Incra Miter Slider

This item is very good quality and a great value.

Every Incra product I get is exactly what I expect and performs as advertised. No complaints with this company. American made and the quality reflects it

The concept of these bars is what sold me. From the picture, it looks like a very large area is in contact with the side of your miter slots at the adjustment points. Truth is, depending on the width of your slot, it's possible that not very much material is actually expending to contact the slots. Also, if you have t-slots at the bottom of your miter slots, the slightly trapezoidal shape of these bars(when adjusted for perfect fit) makes it to where you have to put your jigs in at the VERY front of the slots. You can't just set your jig or sled on the table saw and expect it to just fall right in the slot when it's perfectly aligned. Also, if the bars are in your slots and you tilt your jig up or down, the jig can get wedged in and stuck. Very annoying. Also, adjusting the adjusters is very tedious. They don't expand or contract gradually, so I had to fiddle with them to get them just right. I ended up buying other bars that had more adjustment points, did not have a shape that would cause them to get wedged in the slots, and were much longer than these, all for the same price, or even a little less.

These are not only affordable, but work flawlessly. As a woodworker, I always found milling hardwood runners a pain in the you-know-what, and refuse to use the toxic plastic strips. These are fully adjustable, easy to install, and come with all the hardware, as well as a mini-manual on how to make a crosscut sled and other jigs (much of it touts their own products). And the tiny allen wrench in a shape that's actually easy to use.

Solved the problem with all of the table saw sleds I have made over the years - getting the balance between slop and sticking when wooden sliders inevitably expand due to humidity. I need to adjust the manner in which I made new sleds, but once mastered, the results are excellent.

It works as intended. There are 3 adjustment zones on the 24" bar, and you need at least 2 to make sure there's no slop in the movement. Fits both of my tables with 3/4-inch channels. It's not a flimsy bar.

Good thing to have, i created a miter sled on my contractors saw. if i would buy one again i think i would go with a steel version instead of aluminum, might slide a little nicer. But i am happy with it the adjustments on it. Works so far, i have made about 200 cuts with this sled. money well spent!

It is a great tool. A little operator error maybe