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incra-miter-gauge-1000hd-pin This allows gauve a cheap as chips, even disposable, method to do extremely precise compound or simple miters. Post by Gene Howe » Sat Oct 08, pm. The only issue I have with the is it's pretty big and when it's not on the table you need to find a place to Incra Miter Gauge 1000hd Android store it. Miter If you are looking for a great combination of basic affordability combined with unbeaten accuracy, the INCRA Miter is a terrific choice. If you use screws or nails to join the two parts, keep the kerf in incra miter gauge 1000hd pin when you place them That depends on your line of work. Possibly the miterset.

It's quick and easy to setup. The only issue I have with the is it's pretty big and when it's not on the table you need to find a place to store it. Once I'm done with my shop rearrangement I'll be hanging it on the wall. I use the SE for quick cuts, or cuts where the isn't worth taking out. It's smaller, and doesn't have as much support, or length as the Also the has. From the Incra website: The Miter blends the incremental angle control features of the Miter SE with a very special 3-panel Sled for the ultimate miter cutting workstation for the table saw.

If I go this direction, can I remove the sled easily to use the miter gauge as a stand alone option? I'm guessing you can't do a crosscut with blade tilt when using the sled? I also have the HD, I have had it for almost a year. I haven't worked it to is fullest intent but it has been great with everything I have done with it so far.

Cross cuts are great and after just a smidge of tune up the miters were right on. Since getting this, the only thing I have used my miter saw for is to break down lumber.

Looks like a viable option. I like that the fence has a detachable piece for crosscut miters. I'm not sure how friendly the incra is for that application.

Edit: looks like I was mistaken, it's not a detachable piece, just 45 deg on the business end.. Either way it's the main reason I would want to use a miter gauge. They're great with MDF or wood fences and stops clamped to the fence. I also use them, alone or in pairs, with sleds screwed to them for zero clearance support, to do specialty cuts like box miters.

I really don't like Incra fences and stops. I have a stack of them on the shelf that never get used.

I think the fences are too thick, they require tools to adjust, and the stops, while nicely machined, are no more useful than a shop-made flip stop clamped into place. I've used the Osborne that PB mentioned, and it's a far better tool than the up-line Incra products. I'd buy it if I wanted a full-featured miter gauge with fence over any of the fully equipped Incra versions.

Not easily And you're correct, you really can't tilt the blade without cutting away parts of the sled you'd want to retain for 90deg cuts. I've got the , and share the comment that storage is a challenge.

Its not small. I don't really use mine on my saw but more so for the shaper. They are great for coping because you can put a little sacrificial backer in the end of the fence. Its just a little triangle with dowels. This lets you have the sacrificial piece and still use the fence and the flip stop.

It would be just as handy for the TS so you don't get that bit of tear out on exit. Great Info, thanks all. I'm heavily leaning toward the Osbourne EB-3 as it really fits the niche I was looking for. That and a home built crosscut sled should be the weapons of choice..

You can remove the sled. Not easily, it's designed to be a sled. If you go Miter Express Incra Miter 1000hd Miter Gauge Ltd it's got a track for easy removal of the gauge.

First time I used my or any project it was for making a segmented bowl. The pieces fit together perfectly. It's super accurate. What will the do that the miter express and a won't do? Is it just a matter of the size of the sled, increments of the gauge? I may just have to buy one of everything. Miter sled will only do 45's so I only use my Incra Miter Gauge 1000hd Kit EB-3 for everything in between 45 and I prefer to keep things simple. I have a couple factory PM miter gauges that came with my saw and shaper. They are pretty good.

I just keep one at 45 and the other at If I need to move one I use the Osborne. The PM ones are compact and work just fine. That's where a simple MDF floor and fence screwed to the series heads shines! If you use screws or nails to join the two parts, keep the kerf in mind when you place them Screw the assembly to the protractor head and have at it.

If the floor is big, use two protractors This allows you a cheap as chips, even disposable, method to do extremely precise compound or simple miters. After the first cut, the fence and floor provide a perfect reference to align future cuts. If you scribe a few reference marks in the heads above the screws, you can remove and reinstall the floor for future uses. Simply transfer matching reference marks to future floor jigs from the marks on the heads.

You can also add cleats that bracket the head's mounting face to frequently used floors, for fool proof future alignment. It delivers perfect, repeatable accuracy. The Miter blends the incremental angle control features of the Miter SE with a very special 3-panel Sled for the ultimate miter cutting workstation for the table saw. Miter Express offers any miter gauge owner the safest and most accurate cross-cutting and mitering platform available.

All Rights Reserved. Made in U. INCRA manufactures the only Miter Gauges in the world that are accurate enough to produce gap-free hairline glue joints on the mitered corners of any multi-sided object without trial-and-error setups. Miter V The Miter V puts high-resolution, repeatable accuracy within the budget of every woodworker.

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