BORA NGX Rip fence

Terrible

bad design. saws don't stay in the guide. clamps don't hold the saw in. wasted money.

Check screw tightness

Holes bored out too much. The right side of the slide rail has 2 holes that the screws fall right in. Threads on both the screws and the rail are fine. But the holes are just made too big. I didnt open the package until too late to return so im out on this. So if you buy it open and check immediately.

Disappointing

This looks promising. Very promising. The tray needs a lot of work and probably a redesign. I expected more for the design, but for the price, I'd say it underperformed. My saw never really ever felt secure on setup and then after a few cuts, it just wasn't securely held. The project I used it for (simple project for some experience for a later project) isn't anything critical, but I expected better results and performance. The two rails is great. The fact that both the guide and the othe...

Works like a champ

Works great, just go slow and maintain pressure on the edge

Great product

The assembly instructions aren't specific and assemble it the rails backwards the first time and had to reassemble. Once assembled it worked great.

Poor Attachment

I would really like to give this product a better rating than 3 stars but I simply can't.The problem with the product is the mechanism that holds the base plate of the circular saw. It simply doesn't work. what it really needs is to be mechanically fastened to the base plate in some way because the accuracy of the cuts aren't there. T As a professional carpenter and woodworker, I can tell you that being able to take your circular saw and make accurate rips on sheet goods is a lot easier than try...

Solid product

Works well, just takes getting used to the saw positioning and adjustments you can make. Did the trick for me ripping 8' sheets of plywood. My only feedback is that when dialing in the measurement, sometimes the rip fence is slightly out of alignment front to back. Minor difference and not impactful to my project, but something I noticed.

I would not recommend.

I purchased this guide to aid in ripping down 1/4” ply-wood into 6” strips. At first it seemed like it would be a handy little tool. It went together easy and being smooth plastic I figured it would glide across plywood fairly easily, and it does. The cons. I’m using a Milwaukee cordless circular saw that fits into the tool with ease, however the rubber cleats and plastic locking system come loose and the cleats fall out often causing me to have to stop and reset the jig nearly every cut. (Count...

Good to start with, but can it withstand time?

When you first open the box it takes a second to figure out how to assemble but the instructions explain well how to do so after a second or two of thought. Using the rip guide which appears to be mainly designed for ripping sheath goods is smooth to the use. My main concern with the product is the plastic used. Plastic is used to lock certain moving parts and the saw in place. While it works initially I have low confidence it is going to survive long term. If you are a hobbyist I think it would...

24" Rip Guide

Unit assembly was fairly easy. There is only 1 turn knob on the rails, which makes the saw holder not completely accurate/square. Be sure to align/square up before cutting.