First time I really had a need for the ACS miter guide.

[Adam]

I've been using my Adaptive Cutting System table for a few years now, and it's been really solid. This past week was the first time I ever needed to use the miter guide though.

I was rebuilding some shelving in a tiny closet and I discovered the walls weren't even close to parallel. To make matters worse, the last three inches of both side walls made a bend inward. After thinking about the problem for a bit, I remembered the miter guide and after a few minutes, I had a jig all locked up that allowed me to quickly cut all of the crooked trapezoid shaped shelves "perfectly." A few minutes later I had it reconfigured to knock off the back corners to accommodate the bend in the drywall.

What would have taken me quite a bit of time to build a cardboard template was knocked out in about ten minutes total for all of the shelves. I continue to be extremely happy with the table and all of the flexibility that it brings to my projects.