Owners of Incra I-Box Jig please to read

I suggest you go here and inquire

I finish the shop addition, and living room drywall. Been doing Physical Therapy 3 times a week and I think working was easier.

Mike M

That's why I went back to work. The honey-dew list was done and the boss wouldn't let me make sawdust anymore (house on the market) so I went back to work.

Yes, weeks ago! Works as advertized. I would suggest you make a dew extra backer boards and use the one that ships with the jig as the template. I used near same thickness plywood.

I did have to tweak a touch for the perfect fit. It is difficult to feel the correct resistance when adjusting the little spacer bars that the fresh cut slot fits over. Any resistance you feel gets multiplied by the number of slots and pins you cut on an end. No big deal it worked fine after my first readjustment, I got a good fit. This is pretty much the rule with any jig that assists with this type cut.

My regular, old, real job was easier and much more boring. No variety year after year.

That's why I like my job. It's different every year. The downside is that everything gets smaller every year and my eyes get worse. Good magnifiers and microscopes are a must! ;-)

I was lucky I spent most of the time on the move from job to job with a boom truck/bucket truck covering 1/2 the state. Occasionally had to be on one job for a month or so but lot's of variety. I was hurt on the job in 2009 and haven't had a regular job since. I have a backhoe and excavator so do occasional jobs with them but mostly just try to get something done as I'm able. Seem to be getting better again so hopefully production will increase.

Mike M

Thanks for the heads up on the backer boards. So I'll interpet your message to just go for a slight kiss when adjusting the fingers. And Fortunately I almost done with the shop just easy stuff.

Mike M

Yeah, "just" touching, no resistance. Obviously have some scrap test pieced available for set up.