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I added the Micro Adjust Flip Stop to my Benchdogs MFT fence and CSC Miter, and it’s been a real upgrade for repeat cuts. I love the micro-adjust dial!
I’ve been using the MK2 640mm for bench layout and quick checks, and it’s become my default long ruler. The finish feels premium, the edges are straight and clean, and the laser-etched markings are sharp and easy to read without glare. At 640 mm, it’s a sweet spot, long enough for panels and hardware layouts, still manageable on the bench.
I’ve been using the SS150 for quick checks and layout, and it’s one of those tools that just feels right in the hand. The stainless body has a reassuring weight without being bulky, and the edges are clean and consistent. Markings are crisp and easy to read. It’s become my default “grab first” square.
I’ve been using this fence on my MFT-style bench, and it’s become a go-to. The first thing you notice is the feel, tight tolerances, smooth travel, and a reassuringly solid lock-down on 20 mm dog holes. The laser-etched scale is crisp and easy to read, the precision is dead-on and stays that way between setups. Stops return to the same measurement reliably, which has sped up repeat cuts and panel work. It’s not the cheapest option, but the build quality and accuracy justify the price for me.