[TwoSkies57]

you can and will dump alot of money into incra's products, however, they are worth every penny IMHO...

one of the best investments in tools I've made is the 6" rule set..I find myself using it all of the time... for just about everything...

 

[novice wood guy]

Bought mine, the SE, after getting so frustrated with the factory miter gauge that came with my delta. Looked at both, deciede for me it was worth saving the extra. By the way, if you get on rockler's e-mail list, they send a 20% off coupon (no sale items or power tools), but used the coupon to save a few more dollars. I would (and have recommended the Se to a few friends. worth the money.

 

[novice wood guy]

Glad I read this post. i didn't check for 90 to the table, but I think I will try playjng cards trimmed in, so I don't have to see them. Kind of takes away from having a really great fence.

I agree, incra should provide shims to everyone who ownes their fence!

Thanks again for the heads up,
Mike

 

[TwoSkies57]

Yeah, ya hate to spend that kinda money and then have to shim.. but take heart, even the LS systems come with shims...I kinda look at it this way, if all it takes is a playing card to get it true,, what the heck.. the package as a whole is well worth it, as I said earlier.. after 3 yrs of use, mine is still dead on to my table..and you can't see the joker.. *S*

I've come to keep a deck of playing cards in my shop..*L*

 

[pemdas86]

Yeah, I just tweaked all my stuff this past weekend to make sure everything was square and true. I did spend some time on the incra to get it just where I wanted. I've been using it for a while and decied the t-track holder thing at the end needed to go and I fined tuned the runners that hold it in the mitre track so it's like butter. No drag or binding but still tight. All the other 90's that needed to be were still holding from initial setup a couple months ago. And still loving the flip stop every time. Very impressed overall!