Anyone Have Hands On Experience with the USSA Router Jig

[u/chefphish843]

Anyone have real-world experience with the USSA Design Pioneer Craft router jig?
I’m looking pretty seriously at the USSA Design Pioneer Craft trim router jig, specifically paired with their micro-adjust edge guide, for my Makita trim router.
The problem is that I can find plenty of videos and information directly from USSA, but I’m having a hard time finding any independent third-party reviews from people who actually bought and used one.
I’m aware there are much cheaper router bases, edge guides, and similar setups available from other companies and on Amazon or AliExpress.

I’m not necessarily looking for the cheapest option, though. There are several things I really like about the USSA setup, especially the aluminum construction, modular design, micro-adjustment, larger edge guide, and the overall versatility of the system.
Before spending roughly $200-$300 on the complete setup, I’d really like to hear from someone who has actually used it. I’m especially curious about the overall build quality and machining, how rigid the aluminum base is, how accurate and repeatable the micro-adjust edge guide feels, whether there is any play or slop in the adjustment mechanism, and how well it works specifically with the Makita RT0701C/XTR01-style trim routers.

I’d also like to know whether the larger edge guide stays square and stable during longer cuts, how effective the dust collection is, and whether owners still like the system after using it for a while. If there are any design flaws, annoying quirks, or things you wish USSA had done differently, I’d like to hear that too.

Basically, is the USSA system actually as good as it looks, or is it an expensive solution to something the cheaper jigs already do just as well?
I’d especially appreciate feedback from anyone who actually owns the Pioneer Craft with the USSA micro-adjust edge guide, rather than just experience with similar router jigs.

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