Anyone have one of these?

[p8ntblr]

http://www.microfence.com/

I've heard a few good reviews and am tempted but the price.

[drumpriest]

I don't have that one, but I have a mirco adjust for my Bosch, and they are AWESOME. It's indicated in 1/256, which is about 0.004", I really love it. I rout my mortises, and it's perfect for aligning that very specifically. I think the bosch one is 35$ or so online (amazon), there is one for porter-cable, seen it at Rockler, 50$ I think there, might be cheaper online dunno.

[JoeyGee]

I have the PC "NASA" guide and love it. Not that it helps with that specific fence, but as DP said, having a micro positioner is very handy.

[LCHIEN]

that is pretty pricey - starts at $200 and goes up from there!

[p8ntblr]

that is pretty pricey - starts at $200 and goes up from there!

Yah I noticed. I saw a review on a mag which it got glowing reviews for because it's accurate to 1000th of an inch and great for making extremely tight dados. So I looked 'er up. But then I saw the price

I have a Dewalt router. Anyone use this one? Comments?
http://www.amazon.com/Dewalt-DW6913-...4076051&sr=8-1

[LarryG]

i have a Dewalt router. Anyone use this one? Comments?

That's essentially a DeWalt version of the Bosch guide that Keith mentions. I also have the Bosch guide for my 1617, but don't have the one for my DeWalts. BTW, the Bosch guide will double as a trammel arm for circles up to about 18" diameter (I don't know whether the DeWalt guide will, too, but it's a handy feature).

Anyway ... about a year and a half ago, when I was ordering one of router guru Pat Warner's subbases for my DW621, I asked him whether he offered an edge guide that would fit same. His reply: "Amazing you ask for an edge guide, many others have too and I'm not clear why the 621 DW edge guide is not more popular."

That sounds like a pretty good endorsement, to me.

[cabinetman]

http://www.microfence.com/

I've heard a few good reviews and am tempted but the price.

Sure is purdy. Probably worth having if the price was right. Looks like something my oral surgeon uses. Before you ask, he hasn't used a router (yet).
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[twistsol]

I have it and the circle jig and have had it three years. It works as advertised and I've never been disappointed.

I use it for mostly for cutting grooves for tongue & groove cabinets I build. It lets me place grooves precisely, anywhere I need them and I can get a snug fit on the second pass every time. I don't think I've used my dado blade since I bought it.

There's no tear out when using a spiral bit vs a groove cutting bit in the router table.

[Tequila]

I have a similar one from PC that came with my router. I mostly use it for shelf dadoes, and it definitely does the job.
http://www.deltaportercable.com/Prod...oductID=16399#

[jhart]

I have the one for the Dewalt also. Only used it 4-5 times so far, but it has worked as advertized. Been happy with the results so far.