I dont deny the fact that it is “better” to close that gap. If/when I confront something that might give me trouble, I will consider making the necessary modification to make sure the piece is adequately supported. Very few, if any, pieces that run across my saw are capable of sagging more than 1/8″ over a 4″ gap (I have since lowered the table to 1/8″ below the surface of the saw). This setup will be fine for 95% of the work that I do. It seems that my experience differs from yours a bit. so I need to really give this thing a fair shot before I make a final determination. I guess because the mechanism is so different than anything I am used to. Its so cool and the adjustability is incredible. I am trying to use it as much as possible to determine this. To tell you the truth, I am not 100% convinced that the Incra is the fence system for me. Hopefully Incra will do right by you and make sure you have all the help you need. And setting it up one time by no means makes me an expert. So once set up, I haven’t played with it. You’d be surprised how accurate your fingers can be. I actually used my fingers to test if it would go back to the right spot by lining the fence up with the edge of the slot. Then I would move the fence away, then back to the miter slot.
I would make a slight adjustment then tighten the screws. I made my adjustments initially by keeping the fence locked near the miter slot and loosening the screws near the clamping mechanism. I did have some doubts as to the fence’s ability to lock in a perfectly parallel position every time, but it seems to be working well. The fence was no more work to get right than any other fence. But nothing like what you are describing. It take me a few tries to get the fence setting right. Will tell you about it when I start working on it. Stability is assured!Ĭombination dovetail/flush-cut saw features two interchangeable blades and 7-3/4″ L bamboo handle. Lift and level even large cabinets or furniture with these heavy duty corner levelers. Each leveler has load-bearing capacity of 600 pounds. Lipped mounting bracket works to lift and creates greater stability. Enjoy!įor those who are interested, here are some exact dimensions for you: No fancy joinery here! This is what I like to call, a “Can Do” project. Perhaps the best part of all is the fact that it can be made with a modest collection of tools and just a few sheets of plywood. Its a full-size work table with a full shelf of storage. This isn’t your average outfeed table though. Unfortunately, my old outfeed table didn’t really work with the new system. A few weeks ago, I added the Incra TSIII Fence System to my tablesaw.
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