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July 12th, 2019 by Barry F.

Product: LeeCraft RG-5 Zero Clearance insert plate

Rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was the third one of these I had ordered for my Grizzly tablesaw. No problems with any of the previous one. This one though did not come with the adjusting screws used to tighten the plate up in the throat. I contacted Janet and told her the issue. I sent her some pictures of the insert plate showing the missing screws. She in turn contacted the owner of LeeCraft and informed him of the situation. The owner of LeeCraft tried to reach me at my place of work and when that didn't he reached me at home......around 8:00 in the evening. I didn't recognize the number so I didn't answer. He left a message so I called him back that evening. Long story short, the owner was VERY apologetic and totally made up for the mistake and my inconvenience. He said that if I didn't mind making the repair he send me the screws, the drill bit and instructions. He also send me two more inserts for a little less than the price of one PLUS he sent me a free dado insert and NO SHIPPING CHARGES. I really liked the LeeCraft inserts already but this type of commitment to customer satisfaction sealed the deal for me. I will always purchase LeeCraft products.

August 6th, 2008 by Mark M.

Product: Woodworker II

Rating: 5 of 5 stars

Hello--
You guys probably get kudos all of the time. I'm a beginner woodworker with a limited shop and budget. However, I sprung for a woodworker 2 with a standard kerf because you advertised that the edges would be good enough to glue without additional steps.
This is my first project. A few passes through the table saw, and sure enough the pieces for the tabletop were good enough to glue. Crosscuts are very clean. All of my joints are tight. I did experiment with a router pattern bit and a straight edge and in my view your saw blade yielded a superior result.
But you probably knew all of that.
Thanks
Mark Eisenbies

January 4th, 2012 by Alan M.

Product: Table and chop blade

Rating: 5 of 5 stars

I have been running a ten inch #1 grind blade on my Unisaw for the past year and have made thousands of cuts in making boxes. It is finally dull, but has outlasted the Freud blades by three or four times.
The Chopmaster on my Mekita saw is ideal for veneer and I can even cut single sheets with no splinters.
I am completely sold on your blades. They are worth every penny. Keep up the good work.