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Question: I just got the my INCRA I-BOX jig I set it up to the DVD and made a test box and i like it but the fingers where a bit loose do I adjust the pins before I make another test box to make it a tighter fit.
Document: Takes a bit of work to put pieces together and fit my old saw. The miter bar disc to adjust to the miter slots took some modification to get to a 0.755&#34; slot. Screws needed more coutersink into the metal bar and polish and lubricated the part so it allows enough expansion. INCRA offered to send a new bar or disc but I got what was in the box to fit well. Took me quite a few test cuts to get the jont fit I needed.
What a great product.I agree with the post that said &#34;take your laptop to the shop & follow the set-up DVD&#34;.Take your time & make super looking joints.Get a HandScrew Wood clamp like they use---takes a bit to get used to, then you are rocking.Yesterday I made seven drawer boxes. They all look pro and fit great.David
If adjustments are needed (joints too loose or too tight) measure the width of the fingers and the width of the spaces between them with a  micrometer and make the finger about.003&#34; narrower than the spaces. Worked for me finally, because the I-Box provides an easy fine adjust to the finger width  .001&#34; per click of the width adjustment knob. I cut 8 boxes which fit quite well. I think more experience will improve my efficiency with the I-Box
This is really a dead easy jig/process to follow.I found that on my 4th set of test cuts I had unwound the adjuster too much which allowed the finger guide plate to open a fraction after each cut making an unusable joint. This isn't a fault of the jig, more a learning experience to adjust the guide fingers a little looser and keep the fine adjuster tighter.
Good jig for simple box joints. Some small assembly instructions left to the imagination. To get a snug fit in the final box, make sure the pins fit the test cut very snuggly.
I mounted my Freud SBOX8 Box Cutter blade set on my saw, with it set up for 3/8 inch grooves, got the jig adjusted just like Incra said to do in the instructional video, and proceeded to cut my test piece. The test piece went fine, and so I proceeded to cut box joints in the four sides I had previously cross cut to use as box sides.I followed the steps Incra laid out in the video and in the instructions VERY carefully the first time.
The jig worked great right out of the box but I was lucky that I got the complete jig. When I recived the package, in only the original box , the lid wasn't even taped to secure it. I liked the jig but wasn't pleased with shipping. I will probably buy more Incra tools, but if I get another package shipped like this one I will change from who I order from
I am no expert woodworker by any means. But I did need to make box joints on a box with 12" length sides as well as a drawer with 3" length sides. Once I learned the does and don't (like don't touch the adjustment once you start cutting) I had no problems. The joints got to be a bit boring and when I was done I found that about 4 or 5 of the finger joints were not cut quite deep enough.
I set the router up with a 1/2 inch Whiteside spiral bit and started making test cuts. Each time I made a test cut, the work piece would slip up and slightly to the right ruining the joint. I stopped making test cuts and watched the video again. I seemed to be following directions. I tried several more cuts and took special care to make sure the handscrew clamp I used was parellel and tight.
Think I would be considered an intermediate woodworker and I understand how box joints work. I have made many pretty much &#34;freehand&#34; but got this jig to make the process go more quickly. Overall, it is probably much better but I find the setup to be complicated. They provided a good CD and good written instructions. The guard on the front is a good safety feature but it seems that I have to remove it too many times to make the initial set up.
Answer: yes