Best Dowel Jig

I’ve been building up my shop to build some furniture and I would like to get a good dowel jig. I’m looking at one of these:

• Woodpeckers Cam-a-line Deluxe Pro: 4 dowel sizes, stop blocks for repeatability, most complete kit Con: Unsure of how easy long and short edge miters will be
• JessEm Stainless Steel Weekend Hobbyist Pro: Most affordable, versatile, best for miters? Con: Greater potential for jig flex
• JessEm Master Jig Pro: beefy Con: no long edge miters, also beefy

I’ve looked at the Dowelmax, but it’s the priciest of these options when configured comparably to the others. The Cam-a-line Deluxe is the most complete, but I’m not sure how it would handle long edge miters. The JessEm stainless steel is the most affordable and I know it can do long edge miters.

I’ll be using this to make tables, beds, cribs, picture frames, and various other projects.

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