It is a fancy version of one that you can make at home. There are dozens of videos on it. The design is as old as the table saw. I do not think Bridge city tools made it originally. If they did the patent ran out forever ago.
It's not an exact copy. The slide on the Hongdui one is dovetailed in, stopping the slide moving up if you slacken the screw too far. Useful rendition of a very old jig design.
I tried that combo square, it has a stupid pin design that only works one way and is a nightmare to replace the ruler. Avoid it like the plague. I have a real issue with Bangood copying the designs of other brands. A kerf maker is nothing new, but dressing it up to exactly resemble an existing product is poor form. They could make it just as cheap and functional without the blatent design fraud.
Turn the wood and kerf maker around and it will be easy to operate!!!!!
You should of done the gold measurement second and the red one last it is easier
Useful to me Dave, never seen a kerfmaker like that before. Cheers.
the 180mm one is the best one to get
Nice demo 🛠👍😊
Did they license this from Bridge city tools?
It is a fancy version of one that you can make at home. There are dozens of videos on it. The design is as old as the table saw. I do not think Bridge city tools made it originally. If they did the patent ran out forever ago.
It's not an exact copy. The slide on the Hongdui one is dovetailed in, stopping the slide moving up if you slacken the screw too far. Useful rendition of a very old jig design.
👍👍👍.Thank you Dave
I tried that combo square, it has a stupid pin design that only works one way and is a nightmare to replace the ruler. Avoid it like the plague. I have a real issue with Bangood copying the designs of other brands. A kerf maker is nothing new, but dressing it up to exactly resemble an existing product is poor form. They could make it just as cheap and functional without the blatent design fraud.