Can you add a digital readout to a cut station you already built?

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Most shops have already built a cut hub with a good fence and a solid hard stop; what it lacks is a number, so lengths still get set against a tape stuck to the rail. Adding the M1 Caliber puts the length on a display and lets the cut list on the tablet drive the stop. You keep the station you built and lose the pencil mark on a scrap of plywood.

What a readout adds to your station

Keep the fence and stop you built
Length set on a display, not a stuck tape
Cut list on the tablet drives the stop
No pencil marks on the rail
Repeatable between operators

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Most shop cut hubs already have a fence and a hard stop; what they lack is a number. Adding a digital readout to the stop means the length is set on a display rather than against a tape stuck to the rail, and the cut list on the tablet drives the stop instead of a pencil mark on a scrap of plywood.