Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #2936 in Home Improvement
• Brand: DeWALT
• Model: DW7084
• Dimensions: 3.19" h x 6.00" w x 8.00" l, 1.75 pounds

Features

• Accurately positions crown molding vertically against the saw fence
• Includes two stops--one for each side of the blade
• Tough, steel construction
• Measures 6-1/2-x-4-1/2 inches; backed by a manufacturer's 3-year warranty
• Designed to work with DeWalt models DW703, DW706, DW708, DW712, DW715, DW716 and DW718

Amazon.com Product Description
Designed to work with DeWalt saw models DW703, DW706, DW708, DW712, DW715, DW716 and DW718, the DeWalt DW7084 Crown Stops come with two stops--one for each side of the blade. These stops accurately position crown molding vertically against the saw fence.

Customer Reviews

These are worth their price in gold.
They fit correctly, secure well, and make the job of cutting crown molding a virtual breeze. No more messing with making 2 adjustments (bevel and miter) on your saw. Set these up once for the width of the crown molding that you're cutting, and you'll typically only have to make your miter adjustments, which is easy when your DeWalt has the positive stops for the crown molding cuts. In addition, due to the way they hold the crown molding, they eliminate the mistake of having the molding facing the wrong way when you're making your cuts.

If I could design and sell a product like this I'd be rich
Yes, they should be a bit longer to allow six inch crown. They should also have a quick release mechanism. but these are minor complaints.
Look closely at the picture. I can't understand how they can charge this price for an item that obviously can be made for 1/10 the price (look at the picture again). I still bought them because you really must have them if you do any anount of crown. The real disapointment is that for that much money you'd think they would at least be square. Mine are not (out of the box). When dewalt sat down and designed this thing there were only two basic requirements - it must attach to the side of the saw with a slot that allows adjustment and then turn square so as to be parrallel to the fence. It is totally unbelievable that they could fail at this. No name tools manufactured on a dirt floor in the south pacific would likely be more succesful in producing this product.
On the flip side I still use this product all the time and it is in fact very helpfull when working with crown.

Not all they seem to be
If you have the DW706 double compound saw you might be disappointed with these stops. They will NOT cut crown larger that 5 1/4" which is far less than the 6" crown that saw is capable of. There is a review that talks about this a little more on the DW706 page.