Digital Miter Saw Fence

It is used to set repeatable cut lengths on a miter or chop saw. Instead of measuring and locking a manual stop every time, you enter a value and the stop moves there automatically. This saves time and reduces measuring errors when cutting multiple identical parts.

The system is especially useful for:

• Custom woodworking and joinery workshops, producing furniture, cabinets, doors, and windows where many parts must be cut to identical lengths.

• Window and door manufacturers, where frame components are cut in batches and consistent length accuracy is required.

• Aluminium and PVC profile fabricators, cutting profiles daily for windows, facades, and technical assemblies.

• Small to mid-sized production workshops, where repeatability and speed matter but workflows remain flexible rather than fully automated.

In general, it benefits workshops that cut many parts of the same length every day, where manual measuring slows down production or leads to mistakes.

When selecting the appropriate length for the digital miter saw fence, you should consider dead zone, total system length, and working range.

Dead zone
There is always a minimal distance between the saw blade and the stop block. This depends on the saw model and installation distance. In practice, this distance is usually 400–500 mm. The stop block cannot be used closer than this.

Total system length
This is the physical length of the complete system, including the profile, motor/control unit, and belt tensioner.

Working range
This is the effective range the stop block can travel and what you actually use for cutting.

Example
If you choose the LS-24-U model with a working range of 2220 mm and your installation distance is 450 mm, your usable cutting range will be from 450 mm to 2670 mm.

Common cuts
Choose a model so that most of your daily cuts fall well inside the working range.
For occasional longer cuts, the stop block can be temporarily removed and cuts made manually.

Short cuts
If you need to cut shorter than the dead zone allows, use a spacer.
Example: minimum length is 450 mm, required part is 250 mm. Use a 1000 mm spacer, enter 1250 mm, place the spacer against the stop, and cut.

The fence mounts using hammerhead bolts that slide into the groove on the bottom of the profile. You drill matching holes in your saw station or roller stand, position the fence, and tighten the bolts.

The Universal Series can be mounted on the left or right side.
To change sides later, you reverse the control unit (motor side) and perform a reset. On the next startup, the system automatically performs self-identification and configures itself for the new orientation.

At the start of work, turn the system on and press the Home button on the touchscreen. The system performs homing using a hard stop detected by the encoder to establish a reference position.

After homing, enter the required length on the touchscreen and press Enter. The stop block moves automatically to the target position and holds it in place for cutting.

If you want to switch units between millimetres and decimal inches, press and hold the mm/in indicator on the display to change units.

No special training or learning is required — operation is as simple as using a calculator: enter a value and press Enter.

Two types of calibration are available through the touchscreen.

1. Reference calibration (zero setting)
This calibration sets the reference point between the stop block and the cutting tool (saw blade, drill, cutter, etc.).
It is normally done:

• after initial installation,

• after mechanical changes,

• after changing the saw blade or reference position,

• or whenever measurements no longer match actual cuts.

In practice, you measure a known distance or cut a piece, enter the value on the display, and confirm calibration. This process may be repeated whenever needed.

2. Timing belt calibration
This is an advanced calibration used to compensate for small belt pitch tolerances over long travel distances.

This calibration is normally performed at the factory and usually needs to be done only once. It is only required if long-distance positioning shows consistent deviation.

Incorrect belt calibration may reduce accuracy, so this adjustment is typically used only when necessary.

Input resolution is 0.1 mm (or 0.001 inch in inch mode). Practical positioning accuracy is ±0.2 mm.

Accuracy does not accumulate over repeated moves.
Small deviations can occur due to temperature changes or mechanical settling, which is normal for belt-driven systems and can be corrected with calibration if needed.

• The system is not designed for pushing material or acting as a mechanical end stop for forceful feeding.

• It does not support angled measuring or compound cut geometry.

• There are no cutting lists, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, apps, or cloud features. The system is intentionally kept simple and local.

Occasionally hitting the stop block with material happens in normal workshop work, especially when handling long or heavy pieces. Unlike manual stops that can shift and cause wrong cuts, the system automatically keeps its position.

The fence uses a Smart Position Guard system. The motor always holds the stop block in position, but during normal operation the holding power is reduced to save energy and keep the motor cooler.

The control electronics monitor the stop position hundreds of times per second. If the block is pushed out of position by more than about 0.1 mm, the system instantly increases motor holding power and returns the stop block to its exact position.

This correction usually happens so quickly that the movement is not even visible.
However, the stop block is a precision positioning device, not a mechanical impact stop, so material should not be forcefully pushed against it.

The system operates on 24 V DC. Movement is smooth, there is no sudden acceleration, and an emergency stop is available on the touchscreen while the motor is moving.

The system is designed and built in Latvia.

Warranty is two years for private use and one year for business use.
Spare parts are always available.

Technical support is provided directly by the manufacturer. You can contact us at any time for setup, calibration, or troubleshooting.

Order preparation
Each unit is prepared and tested within 2–3 business days after payment.

Delivery time (after dispatch)

• EU: 4–7 business days

• UK, Norway, Switzerland: 5–8 business days

• USA & Canada: 8–12 business days

Payment
Payment is accepted via bank (wire) transfer.

Website order
Order via the website order page.

• With a valid EU VAT number or shipping outside the EU, prices are shown without VAT.

• Otherwise, VAT is added automatically.

After placing the order, you receive an order confirmation email with payment details.
After payment, the unit is prepared and tested. Once dispatched, you receive a tracking number and invoice by email.

Email order
You can also order by email. Please send:

• selected model(s),

• company or personal details,

• shipping address,

• contact details,

• EU VAT number (if applicable).

A proforma invoice will be prepared and sent. If you need a formal quotation, mention it in the email.

Custom lengths
Custom lengths are possible. Contact us to discuss requirements.

Yes. You can contact us using the contact form on the contact page or by email in your preferred language.
German, French, Italian, Spanish, and other languages are welcome.

While the main website content is in English, we are happy to answer questions, help with ordering, and provide support in your language whenever possible.