I've ordered a version of this to fit my Bench Dog table, which has adjustment screws on the underside. Can I use the Incra set screws instead?
152927
I am not familiar with your table. But, I would think that you can since the adjustment screws on the Mast-R-Lift simply screw downard toward the table.
152928
The exact answer I can not give you. I use Incra table. I can advise to look at the resources:http://www.incrementaltools.com/INCRA_Mast_R_Lift_II_p/incra%20mast-r-lift%20ii.htmhttp://www.incrementaltools.com/24_x_36_Offset_Router_Table_Top_p/rt2436os.htm
152929
My kreg table has adjustment screws (for height of plate vs surrounding table) underneath. I still used them for this Incra router lift. Didn't use the router lift adj screws, as they weren't located where they needed to be for the kreg table.
152930
You should be able to use either set of adjustment screws. If the table top is MDF, I would use the table set screws as the Incra screws will dig into the MDF over time eventually get the plate out of adjustment in regards to depth.
2148983
Those screws will work if you item uses any sort of quick connect swivel mount. As for size, you use the longest of the two you stock will allow. You simply dirll a pilot hole the right size of the screw screw it in and your ready to go. You also may want to use a small amount of glue to keep the screw more secure.
2076284
The grooming table that I have is not adjustable from the floor to the table. The harness holder attachment for table IS adjustable.
2014781
Use loctite, OR there's this kewl new invention called the internet where you can find just about anything including replacement pivot screws in whatever size you need. ;)
950230
I have it installed on a 10" Rigid table saw. Bolted up fine on mine. In fact, I took the the cast iron table wing which is removed to install the Bench Dog, and reinstalled it on the other end of the table. The fence guides are long enough on mine and it only took drilling a few holes and some extra bolts. Even larger table now!!!
659260
I would contact Benchdog and direct this question to their technical support. The hardware that comes with the Cleansweep is for composite or MDF laminated tables. Contact Benchdog at: support@benchdog.com or call 800-786-8902 I had to move the bottom angle iron supports on my Woodpecker table to accommodate the Cleansweep. If Benchdog does not help you call INCRA. They might have an adapter for various tables.
1921711
No above table adjustment. I use a router lift. Try the 890 or 892 for the above router table adjustment. The handle to do the adjustment may be purchased seperatly if not included.
862217
Honestly, I don't think you'd need to. It is surprisingly fast and accurate. Inspecting mine, I see that there's no screws, so unlikely that you could modify it.
455894
yes, remove the 8 screws and you can adjust it anyway you want, but put it back together with a screw driver, not a screw gun as the screws will strip out the plastic if to much torque is applied.
261797
no, I had to return it. The screw is in the wrong place. I haven't gotten another one yet but have been looking and will most likely go with one that has a glue on magnetic strip. I haven't found any that appear that they will fit right with the screw in option.
1236889
Sorry, I do not recall the size of the screws necessary and I no longer have the casters here to check, but what I would suggest you do is just take the casters with you to a nearby hardware store and find the proper fit that way. Ask an employee to help you find the proper fit if you need to. Shouldn't be a problem and I basically did the same thing using my own supply of screws. Trial and error is the easiest and best way to do it.
513321
yes you can adjust it some...you just tighten the screw/ring where you want it
706303
I have several of these, but never had any problems. Have no idea on the size of the screws. SorryAce Hardware has a great selection on screws, perhaps they can help you.
1711988
Per Incra website: The INCRA TS-LS will fit directly on just about any standard 10" table saw, typically without any drilling or tapping. There are only two things you need to check to make sure that it will fit your saw: 1. The length of miter gauge slot (front-to-back distance of table). If this measurement is 28-1/2" or less (standard for most 10" table saws), the standard INCRA TS-LS will will fit your saw. If this measurement is between 28-1/2" and 33", the TS-LS System can be ordered with a longer fence extrusion and base support panel for a nominal charge as a substitution for the standard-length components. 2. The front and rear surfaces of the saw. These surfaces must be flat and square to the top, with at least two holes in each surface. Hole locations and diameter are unimportant because INCRA's universal rail mounting brackets will work with any hole pattern and a wide variety of hole sizes. Source: http://www.incra.com/product_tsf_lsts.htm
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Yes. The adjustment screws on your table saw are what sets the height, you can (sort of) adjust them through the holes provided, but for one of them I simply had to pull it out, adjust the screw, then put it back in and check the depth. For the set screw that holds it in place, that is provided, and it seems like it isn't working at all until you finally get it set just right then it makes the insert fit absolutely, 100% perfectly to your R4512.
2206991
Check the width and depth of the miter slots on the saw; it should fit. Most high-quality table saws, unless they have T-slot miter grooves, should be able to accept the Incra miter gauges. My personal experience was with a less-expensive table saw with a shallow T-slot groove. Incra's terse response to my query about how to adapt was "We do not make custom slides." That put me off a bit, but I milled my own slide and am happy with the accuracy and quality of the rest of the gauge overall.
2079141
Mr. Mark Bueler at Incra.com is THE MAN to ask that.I have dealt with him several times; he's listed on their website with email address etc.; Incra DOES HAVE a TEMPLATE for installation in a generic table top, as mine is a HOMEBUILT router table, I got the template.Hope this helps?