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GOINGMAKE Compact Miter Gauge, 14 in Fence
Short fence and bar for benchtop saws
TSMG5ULTRA
GOINGMAKE Professional Miter Gauge
Telescoping fence for long runs of panel crosscuts
0727B
GOINGMAKE Miter Gauge with 18 in Fence
Fixed fence and flip stop for repeat parts
0727A
GOINGMAKE Extendable Miter Gauge, 18 to 32 in
One gauge for short parts and wider boards
0E4455
GOINGMAKE Long Fence Miter Gauge, 21 to 38 in
Our longest fence, for tabletops and wide panels
0122B
GOINGMAKE Small Miter Gauge, 12 to 21 in
Jobsite-size gauge whose fence reaches 21 in
0122A
GOINGMAKE Small Miter Gauge, 12 in Fence
Smallest gauge in the range, for portable saws
DF1230B
GOINGMAKE Compact Miter Gauge, 14 to 24 in
Mid-size gauge that stretches for the odd wide board
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GOINGMAKE miter gauges side by side
Compare all 9 miter gauges
| Model | Fence | Angle stops | Flip stop | Rating | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Compact Miter Gauge, 14 in Fence | 360 mm (14 in) aluminum | 11 positive stops: 90, 60, 45, 30, 22.5, 15 and 0° each side | Magnifier and pointer, locating pin for angled faces | 4.4 (202) | $49.59 |
| Professional Miter Gauge | 19.5 in, telescoping to 36 in of crosscut | 11 positive stops: 90, 60, 45, 30, 22.5, 15 and 0° each side | Micro-adjustable, 0.001 in (0.0254 mm) steps | 4.4 (135) | $259.99 |
| Miter Gauge with 18 in Fence | Extruded aluminum, 18 in | 13 angle stop holes with push-button lock | Micro-adjustable, 0.001 in steps, magnifier | 4.6 (65) | $89.99 |
| Extendable Miter Gauge, 18 to 32 in | Extruded aluminum, extends 18 to 32 in | 13 angle stop holes with push-button lock | Micro-adjustable, 0.001 in steps, magnifier | 4.4 (51) | $129.99 |
| Long Fence Miter Gauge, 21 to 38 in | Extruded aluminum, extends 21 to 38 in | 13 angle stop holes with push-button lock | Micro-adjustable, 0.001 in steps, magnifier | 4.8 (35) | $139.99 |
| Small Miter Gauge, 12 to 21 in | Extends 12 to 21 in | 11 positive stops: 90, 60, 45, 30, 22.5, 15 and 0° each side | - | 4.5 (23) | $59.99 |
| Portable Miter Gauge, 18 in Fence | 460 mm (18 in) aluminum | 11 positive stops: 90, 60, 45, 30, 22.5, 15 and 0° each side | Magnifier and pointer, locating pin for angled faces | 4.0 (23) | $69.99 |
| Small Miter Gauge, 12 in Fence | 12 in aluminum | 11 positive stops: 90, 60, 45, 30, 22.5, 15 and 0° each side | - | 4.8 (21) | $49.99 |
| Compact Miter Gauge, 14 to 24 in | Extends 14 to 24 in | 11 positive stops: 90, 60, 45, 30, 22.5, 15 and 0° each side | - | 5.0 (21) | $69.99 |
Pick the gauge by the saw and the board
Start with the table in front of your blade. A jobsite saw has a short table, and the 12 and 14 in gauges ride it without hanging off the front. A contractor or cabinet saw carries the 18 in fences, and the telescoping gauges reach 32, 36 or 38 in when you crosscut a panel.
Then decide how you repeat cuts. Every gauge here locks on positive angle stops, and the four upper gauges add a flip stop that turns in steps of 0.001 in. If you cut parts in batches, that stop saves a test cut on every setup.
Not sure which one fits? Our miter gauge finder asks for the saw and your widest crosscut and names the gauges that reach it.
Every miter gauge on this shelf belongs to GOINGMAKE jigs and guides. Before you set up a miter gauge, read How to choose a table saw miter gauge: slot, fence length and angle stops.
Questions
Questions about GOINGMAKE miter gauges
How do you tell the nine GOINGMAKE miter gauges apart?
By the fence and the stop. The 12 and 14 in gauges suit jobsite saws, the 18 in gauges suit contractor and cabinet saws, and the telescoping gauges reach 21, 24, 32, 36 or 38 in. The four upper gauges add a flip stop that turns in steps of 0.001 in.
Can you lock a GOINGMAKE miter gauge at 45 degrees?
Yes. The gauges lock on positive stops at 90, 60, 45, 30, 22.5 and 15 degrees each side, with push-button stop holes on the 0727 heads. Between stops you set any angle by the scale and lock it.
Can you crosscut a long board with a GOINGMAKE miter gauge?
A telescoping fence supports a wide panel, but a long board hanging off the saw is another matter: OSHA advises against crosscutting long boards on a table saw. Read how to choose a miter gauge.
A table saw cuts fingers as easily as wood. The agencies below put the numbers on it and say what keeps hands out of the line of the cut.