LOGAN F100-5 Saw Fence Kit

An instructional video on how to install and operate the Logan F100-5 Saw Fence Kit. Can adapt most power miter saws from 7 1/4" to 10" to use the saw fence kit turning your miter saw into an accurate cut off saw for picture frame moulding. ( saw not included)

[@HankleburyTV]

Thanks so much for this. I'm terrible at following instruction manuals, no matter how thorough. To see the setup process done step-by-step in real time is a tremendous help.

[@AlexanderSogliero]

Great video thank you. The speaker is excellent and a pleasure to listen to. Clear, concise, and the pace at which he speaks and works is perfect and precise. Bravo

[@LoganGraphic]

Glad you enjoyed it. Gene Cox was a television news anchor in the Richmond, VA area for many decades, now retired.

[@foxtowercommunications]

Mine just arrived. Very excited to set it up and use it!

[@Doodles1947]

Very good. Not getting the fence from Logan, but instead using the fence from my hand driven Pro Saw. Which already has the scale on it.

[@LoganGraphic]

That's great if you are able to adapt that fence to your power saw. Thanks.

[@andre1987eph]

20:35 crossing over left arm like that is a no-no. Unless you don’t need your left hand. 🖐🏻

[@trober1104]

Does this item work on a 12 inch miter saw? And do you just sell the scale separate?

[@LoganGraphic]

Hello. The Saw Fence Kit is designed for power saws 7 1/4" to 10" so it will likely not work on a 12". We certainly can sell the adhesive scales separately. Please call us at 800-331-6232. Thanks.

[@amit9635]

Wow I really need it ... But it is not available in India may be very expensive

[@LoganGraphic]

Hello, We just released this item. It may be available in India at some point. Possible you can order it from a dealer in the USA to ship to you.

[@riz1659]

Couldn't find it in Canada Ontario, any suggestions ?

[@LoganGraphic]

Unfortunately, this item has been discontuned. I have tried googling and everyone is sold out.

[@FWSInc]

This guy doesn't use the saw correctly. You aren't supposed to bring the blade back up until after the blade has stopped spinning completely. Failure to do so could cause the moulding to splinter was you are bringing the blade back up.

[@sigung01]

Ridiculous on the face of it. Your measurement lines are 3/32" thick, which will allow for a 3/8" deviation overall with four corners. Nobody can place a piece of wood exactly in the same place 4 times just eyeballing a line. A real woodworker would use stop blocks and cut both ends of each corresponding side or top/bottom at the same time.

[@LoganGraphic]

Hello. This is why we use our F200-2 wheel sander after cutting the miters to perfectly correct to 45 degree angles vertically and horizontally and to check the lengths to each other so they match before joining.