Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Will this system work on a Grizzly G1035 shaper table?
Document: If you have a Kreg table I'm certain you'll have no issues here. I think Kreg could have done a lot better designing the jig to work for those of us that don't however.- The clamping system is far from ideal. In order to get decent results with this jig you have to everything lined up absolutely perfectly, and keep it that way as to push your stock across the table and into the bit. A longer piece of stock would be a challenge.
I got 6&#34; inches. However, when I got it MY 6&#34; incheds must have been from the wrong starting point, because it was to close to work properly. Fortunately, my table had a dual track and I was able to remove it and reinstall it backwards so it moved the slot back from the bit enough to work properly. Now hoping my coping sled will fit correctly.
The Kreg beaded face frame system is a very solid piece of equipment with excellent assembly and use instructions. The problem I had was that it is made to fit router tables with a t-track that is 6-6-1/2" from the bit center. It would have been nice if this were noted more clearly. I have a Jessem table and the t-track is about 8" away. I contacted Kreg to ask if they had any suggested fixes for this situation.
Well,  Let me say that this kreg system works very well. I build mainly all of my cabinets and furniture for customers with beaded face frames and until a couple of months ago, they were all done the table saw way. With this system, the job is much simpler and cleaner. While I would saw that this will make your face frames go much quicker, and it will, you first need to understand that it takes some getting used to.
For what it is this should either come with several more bits and a better clamping system, or be priced closer to $200.
A little expensive, but it does work well. Takes a little time to understand the setup and how to cut your pieces, but it does perform very good.
I found this jig very easy to use after setup was completed. Cannot stress enough how important it is to cut the uprights exactly 1&1/2 in. wide for this jig to work correctly. The only negative I found was I wish the T bolts had a wider head to fit my T-rail better.
kreg has come out with an AFFORDABLE and TIME-SAVING alternative to all of these choices and has enabled me to build some great-looking beaded face frames.please note that contrary to what kreg recommends, a 2 hp router will definitely work FINE with this jig as the bit is not massively heavy like a panel raising bit - at least on poplar and pine.there are a few tips i would like to pass on to other would-be cabinetmakers.
The first project I made with the system was a triple picture frame using beaded face frame inner components surrounded by picture molding, also made on my router, the hardest part of the project was making the miter corners and for this I used a miter-tight vise another great product. I was very pleased with result and I am seriously considering making a whole batch of these for sale.
After that I was good on distance. The second problem is the jig, when correctly adjusted to the spacer pin, blocked access to my above table route bit height adjustment. To get around this I came up with a magnetic marker block (cast iron table).
Answer: no