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There's a "light bulb moment" in most woodworkers' careers when they figure out that cutting a line can never be as quick or as consistent as cutting to a stop. Then the pursuit begins for the perfect stop. Everyone wants a stop that's easy to set, doesn't move, and can flip out of the way without losing position. Add in the ability to make very fine adjustments, and you've got what most woodworkers would call an ideal stop. Now, make it simple to adapt to almost any miter saw and you have Woodpeckers newest tool, the StealthStop.
StealthStop is a new patent-pending micro-adjustable flip stop that is designed to work within the miter gauage slot of their Combo Track. StealthStops glide up and down the track effortlessly and lock firmly with a simple twist of a hex key. When folded down, the stop is completely contained within the slot. Flip it out and it locks square to the track and rigidly in place. The micro-adjuster thumbwheel allows you to fine tune the position of the stop with precise control.
Having a great stop doesn't do you a lot of good if adapting it to your saw is so complicated it never gets done. That's why they went further and designed three simple-to-install configurations. You can mount the track veritcally, flush mount it horizontally or stack a vertical track on top of a horizontal track. The stacked option gives you something no other stop system can deliver...stops very close to each other.
Woodpeckers specially designed brackets link the horizontal track to the vertical track at 90° to each other. Now you can have stops in both fences, letting you locate two stops within a fraction of an inch of each other.
If you don't need stops close together, you can mount a single track vertically or embed it into the surface of your table. The vertical mount is the easiest and most familiar - it looks like an ordinary back fence. The installation brackets slide into the back of the track and then screw down to your work surface. The bracket is also designed to be a convenient storage point for the provided 1/8" screwdriver-handled hex key.
For the horizontal flush mount, you can rout a 1/2" deep groove in your work surface. Or, for a simpler approach that doesn't involve cutting your table, mount the track on top of the work surface and butt 1/2" plywood up to both sides of the track, creating the same flush surface.
The main components of the StealthStop are injection-molded with glass-reinforced polycarbonate. All the internal components are either stainless or zinc-plated. The micro-adjust thumbwheel is turned from brass. It's all low maintenance and rust resistant. Woodpeckers offer seperate single-track kits for the right and left side of your saw (the tape reads from left-to-right or right-to-left). The same goes for the stacked track packages...there's one for the right and one for the left. The single-track kits include one 4' track, five mounting brackets, two stops, a combination inch/metric tape, a 1/8" screwdriver-handled hex key and mounting hardware. The stacked track kits have all the same components plus a second 4' track and two more stops.
Like all Woodpeckers tools, the StealthStop is precisely built and carefully inspected in their Strongsville, Ohio factory (just south of Cleveland).
One of the stops had a bent thread in two directions , I found out how to fix this on You Tube.
Both Stops had a hinge bolt that exceeded the allowable wide of the trach and had to be filed down. The latter fault is on woodpeckers manufacturing .
I love the product, does perfectly what it should do. I love KJP, great service and fast delivery. I always check with them when I need something before looking anywhere else.
a very nice piece of wood . Cuts nice with slight tear outs. sands well and finishes very nice. will buy again.
straight and true. First time using Iroko. Outdoor mostly sheltered area.Not Teak but still quite pricey. KJP is a great company to deal with, like a candy store for wood
Not impressed with the shipment I received, the 12x12 was not 12x12, off an 1/8 to a 3/16 on both sides and the peices were very warped and not flat
