GOINGMAKE Extendable Miter Gauge, 18 to 32 in

On a full-size cabinet saw, plenty of cuts land under 18 in, yet a few each week call for more. The Extendable Miter Gauge handles both. Its fence works at 18 in and pulls out to 32 in when a wider board comes along, so one gauge stays on the saw instead of two hanging on the wall.

When the extension comes out, the 16 in mark does the measuring. Lock the flip stop there on the main fence and dial your dimension on the 16 in scale of the extension bar. The stop locks rock solid, adjusts in 0.001 in steps and has a magnifying glass on its pointer. Its locating pin holds an angled end as firmly as a square one.

Thirteen stop holes span -67.5 to 67.5°, picked with one button and held by the locking handle. Four adjustable rings fit the bar to a 3/8 x 3/4 in T-slot or U-slot without play. A sliding pad on the back protects the saw top as the gauge travels, from the first crosscut of the day to the last.