Router Sled for Woodworking for Slabs, XYZ Axis Adjustable, Slab Flattening Jig w/Adjustable Knob, Slab Flattening Mil, Levels Wood Slabs Up to 37” Wide, Great for Home Improvement Projects

Very sturdy, not to difficult to put together, worked well when flattening s couple of cutting boards

No parts missing. Well packaged. Sturdy. Functional.My only complaint is that the instructions are very vague & sketchy.

My husband was impressed with the quality. It was sturdy and works great in his wood workshop.

build quality is mediocre at best. The off-the-shelf parts that make up this kit are low quality. Cast T-nuts are not sized correctly for the slot they slide in so they bind easily and damage the inside of the slot. The plastic plate on which your router mounts is a sloppy fit in the rail leading to marks on the work. Steel parts - heavy brake-bent and tapped for tiny machine screws, are not square so that it's not possible to get a snug sliding motion. The drilled/tapped holes are sloppy with flash and scrap. After use, I dislike the roller design because chips under the rollers cause divots/bumps on the work. tiny "brooms" don't help. Cylinder rails are a better choice as they self clean. I saw a DIY on-line with better parts for half this price - same level of assembly!. If you get this one, chase all tapped holes with a screw or a tap first.

Very sturdy and accurate. Little to no vibration. I did have to drill holes for my Botsch router though. Took five minutes. I'll be looking for more items from this manufacturer in the future.

Worked for the job I needed it for but I do not see it lasting very long for constant use.

I've used this to flatten both an end-grain side table and a side-grain chess board and it works great. I have it mounted directly on my work table. It rolls easily and stays steady after careful adjustments. The assembly took about four hours because the instructions are poorly published, but hey, you get what you pay for. It's an "oval nut", not an "oral nut" and it looks very different from the picture, likely because they updated their hardware without updating the instructions. I had a hard time getting two of the star knobs to go all the way into the L-bracket because the pre-drilled holes were a little too small for them, but with some pliers I was able to get them all the way in. My Skill router perfectly mounted onto the plate, lining up with the holes marked for a Craftsman router. Fun times, ahoy!

The media could not be loaded. Great solution for planing big areas without the cost of purchasing a big planer!