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Question: How long are the legs on the Shop Stop?
Document: I bought a Shop Fox table saw and came with the stock miter gauge. I purchased the Incra 1000SE and used it once. I do not know how I made it this long without it. The miter gauge is an awesome product. Built with the best materials, and very little adjustment to true right out of the box.Incra MITER1000SE Miter Gauge Special Edition With Telescoping Fence and Dual Flip Shop Stop
I upgraded to this miter fence because I needed to make repeated + accurate angle cuts that were beyond the range of the fence that came with the saw. It worked beautifully. The stock I was cutting was too long to use the stop, but I'm sure it'll come in handy next time I'm working on something smaller. My one caution is that as you change the miter angle, the fence might need to be adjusted for blade clearance. A wrench is included for this purpose.
This is a great product and upgrade to my shop. I haven't run it through all the paces yet as I've been building my shop instead of "stuff." Very versatile with a lot of little gadgets. From what I've seen you cannot go wrong with this. I particularly like the ability to do repetitive cuts with the stop attachment.
Another thing that is a bit baffling is the "shop stop" which kind of has two independent arms which can be folded out of the way (which is nice) but they are joined together meaning that you can't slide them independently. You can use the stop rods to have some degree of flexibility with the positioning, but simply having two separate stops would be easier and more flexible.
Well by adding a simple MDF fence and then attaching the Shop Stop to the MDF I can easily adjust and cut off any length I need (I was concerned before ordering it, that the stop would not work on an extension fence, but it works perfectly).As far as I am concerned there is nothing else out there in a miter gauge for this price, with this quality.
It's heavy and solid. It's precise. Confidently make miter cuts, cross cuts. The stop shop makes repeat cuts easy. The miter bar's expansion disc (3 factory installed, you can add 3 more discs which is supplied) makes for an easy, smooth and perfect fit on the table saw miter slot.
As usual, Incra products aren't just "close", they're right on! Simple to assemble and set up. The quality of construction is heavy enough to tackle whatever we throw at it. We use it on a Grizzly table saw that was pretty good to start with, now the whole setup is absolutely fantastic. The shop stop is great, the accuracy is great, the ordering experience from Amazon was great, what else can we say! WOW!
Once your done, and move back to the 0 position you will have to run through the set up again. I installed a small aluminum stop on the back side of the fence to bring me back to my original settings. Last there is limited space to install a piece of wood at the blade side of the fence to control tear out on your work piece. Bottom line the product is well built and works well, it has help me with my shop productivity.
This is a very good miter gauge for the money. The Dual Flip Shop Stop accessory is especially versatile & easy to use and the miter slot adjustment is easy. The fence is a very versatile design also, and is square to the saw table. On the other hand, certain of the allen adjustment bolts rust very quickly in a humid environment. Also, for adjustments you need to keep the allen wrench (supplied with the gauge) handy.You may want to add an auxiliary fence face.
The Incra Miter 1000SE is light years ahead of the miter gauge that came with my 30 year old craftsman table saw. The adjustments allow for a percision fit to the groove in my tablesaw top- no wobble. I really like the dual flip shop stop for making repetitive cuts. There is a mechanism for making micro-adjustments.The directions were clear and I had no problems setting up the miter gauge. My wife ask me to make 35 owl box kits for a math-science camp.
Answer: yes