INCRA Table Saw Combo #1 (Metric)

At last a piece of kit that has no "ah well it's ok" moments. Brilliantly well made and thought out backed up by second to none customer service.
Thanks Incra and Wood Workers Workshop. Saving for the next addition

So easy to set up.. I couldn't believe how quickly I had it all set up and running..
Having a relatively small workshop I was a little worried about how far the 'arm' sat when making bigger cuts.. but I needn't have worried.. The repeatability means that I can close it up and when necessary bring it right back to the EXACT spot with the added bonus of a router table in the same footprint
They say buy once, cry once and I did cry a little at the cost... but, in my opinion, it is worth every penny..
I have yet to play with the dovetailing and box joint gizmos as I prefer to do them by hand but for production type work once set up you could knock boxes and drawers out to your hearts content

Ok, we know how it goes. We watch the videos, we read the blurb. We say, looks neat, but of course it wont be that easy or good in real life shop situations. We buy it anyway. We install it and we are disappointed, time after time as we are proved right about whatever we buy being not really as good, or even, nowhere near as good as the videos and advertising tell us it is. Well, they say there are always exceptions to the rule, and here it is. I kid you not, this thing is incredible. Your confidence rating will go through the roof when you use this. I just completed my first project with it, a spice rack the wife designed. I started to cut the pieces and found myself not thinking in millimeters, but fractions of millimeters. It really is, I mean REALLY REALLY is BETTER than the blurb and videos and promises.

Having installed the INCRA - Table Saw Combo #1 on my nice old Startrite Arbour Saw, I decided to make a dust extraction box to fit under the router table, that would allow the dust from routing to be drawn down past the router and out through the system I already had installed in my workshop.

I estimated that it would take me just over one day to cut the timber, joint it, glue it up and install it. But using the LS Positioner, setting up for the cuts and jointing was so quick, easy and accurate that I had the extraction box assembled, fitted and working in less than three hours!

The INCRA kit is quite expensive, but as the saying goes "You get what you pay for". I has already saved me so much time and effort in the month that I have had it, that I know it will pay for itself several times over as time marches on.