JessEm Clear Cut Flex Stock Guides

Just like everything they make, top notch.

These are great. I was struggling to cut straight line rip edges that would glue up without gaps and these solved the problem. I originally bought them for the router table but it said you could use them on the table saw as well. I installed an aluminum T-track, 36 inches long, 3 inches high on the table saw fence and then installed these on the T-track. I also purchased a Harvey RG-1 roller guide (expensive, but wait till it goes on sale) and together these two allow me to run almost any size board through the table saw and be ready for immediate glue up, no further work needed on the edge. I actually returned the Jess Em Table saw guides which are three times the cost of these smaller ones. I returned them because they did not fit my table saw fence, (they install on top of the fence and my fence was too narrow) and they were the same thing as these flex guides and the flex guides work perfectly in keeping the board straight and true when used in conjunction with the Harvey roller guide. You can rip down to about three inches wide, I use a narrow push stick and you can actually pause and re-adjust your grip with the push stick without burning the board, these two guides hole the wood so well.

I have a dewalt table saw for work with a BOW fence. When you put the guides on and set them all the way down they just barely touch 3/4" material and that's if I set the fence down all the way against the table. My only option would be somehow cut the fence down a half in or so or make an auxiliary fence. Neither is something I'm wanting to do. Anyways if you have a bow fence and are wanting to use the guides with it you'll have to do some fabrication.

Another great jessem tool... I had issue due to my inexperience feeding long stock through on rips... This makes it easier for me to walk around the saw and finish but pulling the board through and keeping pressure or alignment on the fence for the rip,..

Our friends in Canada have done it again! SOLID ITEM, just like everything else Jessem makes. Salute to our neighbor to the North. Keep em coming, even if tarifs come, still buying Jessem. PS: Dont hold our president against us!!!! TY!

Really helps to keep wood against the fence on my table saw. I don’t have T-track on my fence, so I built the auxiliary fence as shown on the instructions. I have a dewalt job site saw and the fence is too tall for the height of the fence, so I had to drill the holes about ¾” higher to fit. Otherwise, excellent, especially for the price!

I came across this product shopping for a way to safely manage running stock through my router. This came up as a rather pricey option, but I have had good experience with other JessEm products so I figured I'd give it a try. I couldn't be more pleased with the results. This stock guide has already greatly improved the quality of my cuts, and I feel that I am running my material more safely. I definitely recommend this stock guide.

I really wanted to like this product. It is a really good concept and has the potential to be a great addition to a saw but this product underdelivers. I considered returning the product but am not attempting to use it. I bought it to use it on a Bosch 4100 contractor saw. It was a challenge to get it to work with the fence. As indicated in the product description, it needs to be mounted higher than the T-track on the Bosch fence. The instruction propose mounting MDF or plywood to the face of the fence but don't show how to secure it to the fence. The instruction propose mounting MDF or plywood to the face of the fence but don't show how to secure it to the fence. I ended up buying an L-shaped rail with a T-track, turning the rail upside down, drilling the rail and securing it to the top of the fence with T-bolts. That arrangement gives the rollers enough adjustment height (max 2" wood height). So getting this arrangement to work added about $30 to the cost of an already pricing product. The manufacturing quality of the product is fine. It is the product design that I question. The arms on the adjustment nut are long and get in the way. When tightened down, the product's hold down strength is not strong enough to secure the piece if it has any substance. I find myself having to retighten the bolts on the Jessum during cuts. Additionally, the product can only be used mounted on the left side of the fence. There are times when I would like to be able to use it mounted to the right side. I believe this company makes quality products. This one seems to have been rushed out without verifying the design.