Cool! Gotta love precision tools.

@kennethdante The KM-1 works as an intermediate stop. You must clamp a stop to your fence and use the KM-1 between the stop and the wood that you are cutting. Flipping the KM-1 after your first cut creates the correct offset that you gauged from the wood.

Doo i remember when you make that jig out of wood Look at it now the new and improve jig congratulations I'm imprest with the work you doThank you.

Oh man is that snug at 0:42. I love it when you do DIY and you don't even need nails or glue to make it stay in place.

What is the sliding tool used in the video with the stationary saw blade?

The KM-1 works with up to a 1/2" width blade. The largest wood that you can caliper is 2-1/16"

Maybe it's because I should actually be asleep right now... but I can't wrap my head around what the need for this is? I'll watch again in the morning. Looks like an awesome tool though.

HI What is the wides stack it will work on

Very nice.

what is john's obsession with coffee-stirrers? ^^

Thanks for the explanation! 9 months later a reply but hey better late than never is what my Mom always says lol.

it's a really nice demo but the critical information, which is setting up the table saw with jigs for it to work correctly. I see the tool as a guage, adjustable part of the jig, now how to put it to use on the saw. I see shit clamped to the fence i mean explain that part please :(

ojo joj,... i'm more jeaulous of that sawstop than of that KM1

I am confuse with this product. I would love to hear some explanation, human voice. Look's like a very well built product.

wood working with four [4] decimals !! Now THAT is a snug fit. Why didn't I think of this. Simple…. Elegant

sexy! I like it!

LOL :-) almost as quick as with saw and chisel

cant get past the fact that u wear a ring in the shop.....in every shot im looking to see if uve taken it off but no there it stays