My neighbor had set out for trash two cabinet bases, so I went Dumpster diving and brought them home. They are now home to this...
This is the Incra 24x36" top and the 17" LS positioner. It should match nicely with my Triton Router.
I have to affix the table top to the cabinets (but a trip to the hardware store is needed first), install and wire a switch for the router, and it should be ready for use.
The LS positioner was easy to attach to the incra table. The mounting holes are predrilled, so it was a matter of putting the hex head screws in and sliding the base on. I had everything shown put together in a little less than an hour.
I'll do a more extensive "review" after I've had a chance to use it for actual routing. But my initial impressions are very favorable.
The thing is rock solid. There is no play whatsoever in the LS system. The action is smooth, and when it locks in, it does so tightly. Incra's instructions for installation are clear and easy to follow. Mine required no adjustment whatsoever.
The "wonderfence" is also pretty impressive, though I haven't yet put the vertical pieces on it. I opted for this, because I can do some basic edge jointing of boards, and with the space I have, I don't have room for a jointer. I will try this and give my impressions as well.
This was more "spendy" for me than anything else I've ever purchased. I spent more on the positioner alone than I did for the router I will use with it. I purchased it from incrementaltools.com which is Incra's direct sales partner. They had a better price than amazon or anywhere else. They shipped it very quickly.
This is the Incra 24x36" top and the 17" LS positioner. It should match nicely with my Triton Router.
I have to affix the table top to the cabinets (but a trip to the hardware store is needed first), install and wire a switch for the router, and it should be ready for use.
The LS positioner was easy to attach to the incra table. The mounting holes are predrilled, so it was a matter of putting the hex head screws in and sliding the base on. I had everything shown put together in a little less than an hour.
I'll do a more extensive "review" after I've had a chance to use it for actual routing. But my initial impressions are very favorable.
The thing is rock solid. There is no play whatsoever in the LS system. The action is smooth, and when it locks in, it does so tightly. Incra's instructions for installation are clear and easy to follow. Mine required no adjustment whatsoever.
The "wonderfence" is also pretty impressive, though I haven't yet put the vertical pieces on it. I opted for this, because I can do some basic edge jointing of boards, and with the space I have, I don't have room for a jointer. I will try this and give my impressions as well.
This was more "spendy" for me than anything else I've ever purchased. I spent more on the positioner alone than I did for the router I will use with it. I purchased it from incrementaltools.com which is Incra's direct sales partner. They had a better price than amazon or anywhere else. They shipped it very quickly.
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