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You can't go wrong. This is truly a must have for the Bosch table saw. Sturdy construction and easy to use.
But hey, it's Chinese, so if it didn't cause us to take more time than necessary, well, they haven't accomplished anything while making commie products for "the enemy". It helps to have the support for longer pieces, but it sags a little bit.I have NO IDEA what the notches are for, except to get trimmings hung up in it and in your way.
But I'm sure you can figure it out.Overall review: These were what I expected, fit my 4100 series Bosch worksite table saw, and were easy to install following the included instructions. This modification brought it very close to level, for just over $2 in washers at my local big box hardware store.I do say a few odd words here and there in the video (quarters when I meant washers, etc). Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/RYJA6ZOVHFCLD There seem to be plenty of conflicting reviews on both the left side extension and the outfeed extension, and I've made this video to clear them up. Issues cleared up:- The front bar for the left side extension is short enough to not hit the red lever for the right side extension.- Both left side extension and outfeed extension come with a stop knob for securing the extensions either open or closed.- Both extensions sag just a little, which I fixed by placing a washer (approx 0.043 in thick) between the brace and the tablesaw for the _back_ bolt on each bracket.
The Bosch 4100 table saw could only be improved if this extension came in the box.I had no problems installing it and it works just like it should: as a second pair of hands to steady large sheets, posts, etc.
Still doesnt really allow you to rip whole sheet comfortably with mobil saw but after using Skil saw to cut them to a more manageable size these extensions really came in handy Really like both the rear outfeed and left feed extension, I bought them both after I had to rip a bunch of 3/4" 4'x8's.
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