Check the listing for details. Table Saw Alignment Gauge Without Dial Indicator - Align Saw Blade & Fence!. Color: Black, Condition: New. Listed at 14.99 USD. Table Saw Alignment Gauge Without Dial Indicator - Calibrate and Align Table Saw Blade & Fence! Made in USA IMPROVED: Your dial indicator can tilt forward at the end of the alignment gauge, allowing for measuring at a wide range of positions on your table saw blade or fence!DURABLE: Manufactured out of ABS, a common plastic used in the auto industry for decades, the alignment gauge can withstand temperatures over 210°F and daily wear and tear in the workshopEASY ASSEMBLY: This kit be assembled with your dial indicator in 30 seconds using the included hardware and a #2 Philips screwdriver (not included). Adjustments to the jig are not required as light hand pressure keeps the miter bar in contact with the leading edge of your miter slotCOMPATIBLE: Your dial indicator attaches to the alignment gauge using common 1/4"-20 bolts and nuts (included). Designed for standard 1/4" lug back, it fits your most common dial indicators: WEN 10702/10703, Triton 20025L, Mitutoyo, and othersSTANDARDIZED: Designed to fit your standard 3/4" wide x 3/8" deep miter slot between 3-3/4" to 6-5/8" away from the blade. The alignment tool glides freely when pushed inside the miter slot without binding or requiring any complicated adjustmentsAFFORDABLE: 3D printing allows us to use tough durable materials while being able to adapt to the needs of the customer or create custom solutions as neededWARRANTY: We provide a 2 year warranty from the date of purchase for this product against defects in workmanship and materialsThe Print4Function table saw alignment gauge is an easy to setup, quick to use, and highly effective way to ensure the blade and fence on your table saw are alignment with your miter slots. Utilizing only light hand pressure, keep the miter bar against the leading edge of your miter slot and watch your dial indicator as you slide the gauge up and down on your fence or blade. Having your blade aligned with your miter slots and fence help reduce the chance of the blade pinching your material for kickback, reduces or removes the chance for burning, and is less likely to leave saw marks a rip or cross cut.