Calibrated Setup Bars
Calibrated Setup Bars
Ensure flawless accuracy on your table saw, router, and bandsaw with a set of 9 precision aluminum setup bars that combine height and fence adjustments with integrated angle gauges.
Set Table Saw Blade Angle & Height
Set Table Saw Fence Distance
Set Router Table & Bandsaw Fence
Set Router Bit Depth of Cut
Checking Tongue & Groove Joints
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Highlights:
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Multiple Gauging Points:
Each bar has three points for basic dimension measurements and includes built-in angle gauges for additional setups.
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Comprehensive Sizing:
Bars range from 1/8" to 3/4" in 1/16" increments, with an extra 5/8" bar, covering a broad array of tool setups.
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Built-in Angle Gauges:
Included angles of 30°, 35°, 45°, 50°, 60°, 70°, 80°, 85°, and 90° add versatility to your setup tasks.
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Precision Machining:
Each bar is crafted to the highest precision standards, delivering accurate results for every task.
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Durable, Easy-to-Read Design
Made from precision-machined, bead-blasted, anodized aluminum with etched dimensional markings on both sides for durability and easy reference.
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Versatile Applications:
Ideal for setting:
– Table saw blade height
– Blade-to-fence distance on table saws and bandsaws
– Router bit height
– Router fence-to-bit alignment
How To Use Calibrated Setup Bars
Uses & Features
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Setting The Table Saw Blade Angle
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Setting The Table Saw Blade Height
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Setting The Table Saw Fence
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Setting Router Table Bit Height
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Setting Router Bit Depth of Cut
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Setting Router Table Fence
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Setting Band Saw Fence
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Checking Joinery - like Tongue Cuts & Groove Widths
Frequently Asked Questions
What tools can I set up with these bars?
They're perfect for dialing in table saw blade height, angle, and fence distance, router table fence alignment, router bit height and depth, and even bandsaw fence setups.
How do I use these bars to set the blade height on my table saw?
Simply place the desired bar over your blade, with the opening in the bar straddling it, and raise the blade until the tooth tips touch the bottom of the bar. If the saw's blade starts raising the bar, you've gone too high.
What are the angle gauges used for?
The built-in angles (30°, 35°, 45°, 60°, 70°, 80°, 85°, 90°) let you quickly check and adjust your blade tilt without needing a separate angle finder.
How do I use the angled edges for blade tilt?
Set the desired angle against the side of the blade, then tilt the blade until the surface of the blade is flush with the angled surface on the bar. This helps you quickly achieve common angles like 45° or 60° without pulling out a protractor.
Do I need to calibrate or recheck these bars over time?
No recalibration is needed—these are solid precision tools. Just keep them clean and free of debris for the most accurate results. Built up debris can change the overall dimensions. Store them in their box to prevent damage to the bars, which can also affect their dimensions.
Can I stack the bars to create custom measurements?
Yes! The flat sides and precise machining allow for safe stacking to achieve non-standard sizes, like combining 1/8" and 3/16" for a 5/16" measurement. Just be sure to keep any debris from getting between the bars.
How do I store the bars?
The bars come with their own box for easy storage.
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I was looking for something affordable but accurate, and these fit the bill perfectly. They come in a well-organized case, and the markings are super easy to read. If you’re on a tight budget but want a quality tool, this is definitely worth it.
Easy to store, easy to use. I’ve stacked a few together to get custom measurements, which is a handy trick. Really well thought out—not just another shop gimmick.
Wasn’t sure about the price, but after holding them in my hands, I get it—they’re solid, accurate, and the etching won’t wear off.
I kept seeing these in YouTube woodworking videos, so I finally gave in and grabbed a set. They arrived fast, the packaging was solid, and everything checked accurate with my calipers.
actually accurate enough for light metalworking setups too. used them on my router, table saw, and even my metal lathe, and they work great across the board.
I make a lot of box joints, and these have helped me dial in my bit height to the exact setting. Just finished a walnut jewelry box, and every joint fit perfectly flush. When you need repeatable precision, these bars are the way to go.
It’s one of those things that seems like a minor upgrade, but once you use them, you won’t want to go back. Faster setups, fewer mistakes, and more precise results.
I had a dumb question about using these with a dado stack, so I emailed support. They got back to me the same day with a simple answer. Rare to find a company that actually responds.
I figured these would be good enough, but they turned out way better than I thought. I use them for setting up joinery, checking fence distances, and verifying stock thickness. They fit snug in the case, and the color looks sharp