Product Overview Made in the USA, the Bandsaw Blade Square is the ultimate tool for quickly and accurately setting your bandsaw table perpendicular to the blade. Whether you are aiming for a dead-on 90° angle or a precise bevel, this tool ensures your cuts are consistently square. Key Features & Benefits Precision Angle Setting: The top platform is machined precisely to 90° relative to the mounting post, offering a perfect reference point. Easy Digital Setup: Simply place your digital angle gauge on the platform and zero it out. Transfer the gauge to the bandsaw table and adjust the table until the reading returns to 0.0°. This guarantees your blade is perfectly perpendicular to the table. Versatile Use: The same precise process can be used to set any non-90° angle with equal ease and accuracy. Secure Magnetic Hold: Eight small, powerful magnets on the mounting post ensure a secure attachment to even the thinnest bandsaw blades, preventing slippage during setup. High Tolerance: Platform Tolerance of +/- 0.0015” for exceptional reliability. Universal Fit: Fits ANY size bandsaw blade width Specifications: Measurement Value Height 3" Platform Width 2.3" Blade Fits ANY Bandsaw Blade Platform Tolerance +/- 0.0015” Optional Add-On Magnetic Holder Mount: Sticks securely to your saw frame, keeping your Blade Square safe, visible, and always within reach. Jonathan’s Hot Take: Why I Love This Tool Adjusting a bandsaw to be truly square can be a frustrating, two-handed guesswork job—especially with thin blades. This tool is a game-changer! I love the confidence of knowing my 90° table stop is perfect every single time I change a blade or return from an angled cut. It transforms heavy, awkward table adjustments into a fast, dead-on, and easy process. Say goodbye to guessing if your square has been bumped or is reading incorrectly due to cheap zero-clearance inserts. Pro-Tips for Setup: Ensure your blade guides are not touching the blade and that your blade is under tension before taking a reading. If you have trouble zeroing your digital angle finder, try changing the battery—it’s likely low! If still having issues, zero your angle finder on the table first. Then, move it to the Blade Square and adjust the table by the difference between the two readings.
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