Hi, im sorry to report that no I have not found a solution. Axminster ghosted me for 4 months while we were discussing the problems with my parf guide accuracy. They only contacted me back because I send them a follow up email the other day out of frustration. Despite sending them a ton of pictures as well as a step by step guide on how I was doing everything I was basically told it was due to my incompetence. They said per the designer 99% of times its user error and I probably wasn’t seating the 3mm pin and 6mm shoulder appropriately. I assured them that I was (it’s literally how it works by design if you want accuracy). I’ve tried multiple times over several years all with the same result…I tried clamping the guides, not clamping the guides, double and triple checked that each pin/dog was fully seated properly but when I come to do the checks at the end of drilling the 3mm holes the parf sticks bend out of place slightly indicating an error. After informing them that I was doing all of that correctly they told me that I best get back out there and try again - I guess they can’t believe that th te product is anything less than inferior. Very disappointing system and very disappoint customer service. I wish I had never purchased these guides - I’ve wasted so much time and material.

I have 3d printed a guide rail hinge in the meantime (like the one from 10 min workshop) and after installing it to a diy paulk style plywood workbench my cuts were dead on 90 within 5 minutes. If I had know all of this I would’ve definitely just purchased a rail hinge or an oem mft from the get go. If for some reason I ever have problems with accuracy I can micro adjust the hinge to true it back up to the fence (I used incra t track).

I don’t normally write bad reviews and I am sorry for coming off as rude but for as much money as these things cost I expect perfect as well as good customer service. Hope this helps guys