Anybody remember who makes these?

[Jason White]

Circular saw guide. Any ideas?

Jason

[Mike Hollingsworth]

Sears?
remember them?

[Paul F Franklin]

I think woodcraft used to sell the one pictured. Shinwa makes a similar but fancier guide.

[Paul F Franklin]

http://www.woodcraft.com/product/128193/protractor-and-saw-guide.aspx

Unavailable from woodcraft...mentions wood river.

[Peter Kelly]

I believe Porter Cable used to make them.

[Bruce Page]

http://www.toolorbit.com/skil/skil-25351.html

[Rich Riddle]

Is it just me, or does that look a bit awkward to use?

[Bob Leistner]

H159 Saw Protractor- Stanley Electric Tools, New Britain Conn.

[Earl McLain]

Is it just me, or does that look a bit awkward to use?

It's not just you. In fairness to the tool--the cut in that picture puts everything in an awkward position. Makes me grateful for my old Dewalt GWI, with a miter saw a close second.
earl

[Robert Chapman]

It's a circular saw for left handed people.

[Jerome Stanek]

Is it just me, or does that look a bit awkward to use?


It's just you I have a porter cable one

[Ben Reese]

It's a circular saw angle guide made by Central Quality Industries.
Woodcraft sells one. There is a Japanese model called a Shiniwa.

Look on eBay for "circular saw angle guide" and you will find 52 different models including the Central Quality Industries one.
One number is: 272392707767 and another is 182210854695

Hope this helps.

[Jason White]

Thanks for the help, everybody!!