Simple to use, the desired angle is taken by wrapping around the desired internal or external corner. Set at some of the most commonly used angles the Incra has 27 V shaped notches laser cut into the 6 3/4” protractor at 5 degrees apart. Also printed on the protractor is a “Quick reference angle chart” which tells you that if for instance you want a frame with 18 sides you should set the gauge to 10 degrees or for 6 sides set it to 30 degrees.

A mitre block is used to provide a solid guide when hand cutting mitre joints at a variety of angles, though 45 or 90 degrees are the most typical cuts required.

To maximise the potential of the router, we offer a range of accessories for the professional user and craftsperson. On looking along the Glidelock mitre bar you will see 4 white adjustable expansion disks (the forth is hid under the protractor), and these can be used to give you a perfect fit and stop any side to side movement of your V27 in the mitre slot. If you are replacing your laminate flooring - as part of a makeover of your property, or to replace poorly installed or poor condition laminate flooring - removing the old laminate flooring and fitting the new one can be a DIY job. The telescoping IncraLOCK Flip Fence SE fits every INCRA Miter Gauge and can be adapted to other brands. The big triangular beast looked like it would suffer from flexing**, but how wrong could I have been.

This is especially useful when fitting skirting boards, coving and dado rails, as these can be sawn to the exact angles required by the installation.You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Incra claim that this is a one off adjustment, but you will only find out if this is true after you have used it for a number of months. When using the Router Table, Table Saw, Band Saw or Disc Sander having the confidence in accuracy your gauge is paramount.