SpeTool Router Sled for Flattening Slabs, 48 inches 3-Axis Precision Height Adjustment System Router Sled Kit Reinforced Rails for Woodworking Planing Wood Slab Flattening Jig Mill

This tool takes the guesswork out of getting a smooth, level, flat surface on your work project. It's easy to set up and the accessories are a great partner to the router. If you have the right router and the right bits, say goodbye to uneven surfaces. Add in the dust shroud and it's much easier to control the mess that any routing job creates.

Nice for the price

If I could deduct a half star for the directions I would. That being said, once you figure out the frat step or two, it’s really easy. It was a bit finicky getting it set to my tables width but I’m used to setting things up and it taking a few tries to get it perfect. Once set up, it rides extremely smooth. The adjusting of the height is really quite easy. I got this model as to not have to store rails which is a big plus for me but I do plan on making a permanent flattening table in the near future where I won’t mind having rails. This product gives me faith that their other professional flattening system will be worth it once the time comes. I got the dust collection upgrade and it dramatically improved that aspect compared to my home made flattening jig, which had no dust collection at all. This thing is sturdy, runs smooth, is made of Ridgid materials, fit and finish are nice. It’s hard to knock any points off of it. It does exactly what it claims it does in the videos.

One side is approximately 1/10” higher than the other. It would be golf I wanted a wedge instead of a flat board

This is a great addition and great for slabs, high quality, very sturdy and strong better than I imagined

I bought it for dadoing boards for a barn louver project. Worked great on my table.

took about an hour to properly assemble and adjust to my table, but did exactly what I needed it to. high quality product that should last many years

The setup based on the directions is very difficult without accurate pictures. The router plates are too flimsy and should be much more studied, as the plexiglass or similar material bends and flexes, affecting the depth of the cut. This ruined a 3K piece of Wenge. It was my fault for rushing and not fully testing the setup—I learned my lesson and will be modifying the router base to accommodate the vibration.