HONGDUI YL08 Table Saw Stock Guide
Anti-Kickback Safety Technology: Equipped with high-precision one-way roller bearings that lock instantly to prevent the workpiece from moving backward, significantly reducing the risk of kickback.
Constant Downward Pressure: Features spring-loaded, height-adjustable arms that apply consistent pressure to keep the board flat against the table and tight against the fence, ensuring a cleaner, more accurate cut.
Non-Marring Urethane Rollers: The high-grip rollers are made from premium urethane, providing excellent traction without leaving marks or damaging the surface of delicate or finished lumber.
Angled Roller Design: The rollers are set at a slight angle to pull the workpiece toward the fence as it feeds through the saw, maintaining perfect alignment throughout the cut.
Universal T-Track Compatibility: Specifically designed to fit standard 19mm (3/4") T-tracks, allowing for quick installation on most aftermarket or custom table saw fences.
Flexible Adjustability: The guides can be quickly positioned along the fence and adjusted for height to accommodate varying workpiece thicknesses.
About HONGDUI YL08
Safety Anchored: The YL08 Clear-Cut Stock Guide System
The HONGDUI YL08 is more than a hold-down device—it is a high-performance workshop safety and stabilization system engineered for woodworkers who demand absolute feed control. It features unique angled, one-way roller arms under constant spring tension that actively guide your stock tightly against the fence while completely eliminating kickback risk. Whether you are ripping long, heavy hardwood slabs or managing repeatable narrow cuts, the YL08 transforms your table saw into an unyielding, high-efficiency feed instrument.
YL08
Approximately 150mm x 115mm x 45mm (Per Main Guide Assembly)
High-grade 6061-T6 Aluminum Alloy, Hardened Steel, and Wear-Resistant Rubber Rollers.
Roughly 1.2kg (Total Kit Weight)
Fits Standard 19mm x 9.5mm (3/4" x 3/8") T-Slots or U-Slots; Adaptable to most standard table saw fences and router tables.
2 * Stock Guide Rollers (Left & Right), 2 * T-Track Slider Blocks, 4 * Precision Locking Knobs, 2 * Safety T-Bolts
FAQ
Check out the most common questions our customers asked.
Which table saw fences are compatible with the YL0O8 Stock Guides?
The YL08 is designed to mount directly into standard T-track (approximately 19mm or 3/4 inch wide) on the top of your table saw fence.
Can I use these on a portable or jobsite saw?
Yes, provided your fence has a top-mounted T-slot. If your fence does not have a T-slot, you may need to attach a sacrificial wood fence with an integrated T-track.
Is there a minimum height requirement for the fence?
The guides are adjustable in height, but they work best on fences at least 75mm (3 inches) tall to allow for the vertical adjustment range of the guide arms.
How do these prevent kickback?
The YL08 features one-way roller bearings. The rollers move freely as the wood is pushed forward but lock instantly if the wood attempts to move backward.
Do the rollers leave marks on delicate or finished wood?
The rollers are made of a high-grip, non-marring urethane. They provide significant downward pressure to prevent chatter and lifting without indenting or scratching.
Can I use these for narrow rips?
Yes. Because the guides mount to the fence rather than the table, you can position them to hold down narrow strips.
How much downward pressure should I apply?
You should adjust the guide height so the rollers are compressed slightly (about 2-3mm) when the workpiece passes under them.
Do I need to use both rollers at once?
For the best results and maximum safety, it is recommended to use both. The first roller secures the wood before it reaches the blade.
Are the rollers replaceable?
Yes. If the rollers become worn over time or lose their grip due to extreme dust accumulation, the roller assemblies can be replaced.
How do I clean the rollers to maintain grip?
Over time, fine dust or resin can build up on the urethane. Simply wipe the rollers with a cloth dampened with denatured alcohol or a mild degreaser.
What should I do if the one-way bearing starts to slip?
Ensure no sawdust has entered the internal bearing housing. A quick blast of compressed air usually clears the mechanism.