| Part Number : | MITERV27 |
| Item Package Quantity: | 1 |
| Item Dimensions | |
| Weight: | 2 Pounds |
| Length: | 17 inches |
| Width: | 6.88 inches |
| Height: | 3.50 inches |
Incra's Flip Shop Stop offers instant, repeatable accuracy for less downtime and more productivity. Dual, pivoting flip arms mean dead on accuracy. The machine bar is fitted with Incra's exclusive top-mounted, T-slot retainer clip, which is easily removed for use in non-T-slot channels. Four expansion points adjust for zero side play, anti-friction travel on all tools with standard miter gauge channels, including Delta, Craftsman, and imports. This means the bar won't wiggle around in the miter slot. Also, with the Universal Mounting Bracket that supports any user-made fence as well as any Incra fence, it's possible to put an Incra Miter Gauge in every standard miter channel in your shop.
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60 of 60 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Quality and Value!,
By Scott Pointon "Former Marine, Librarian, Wood... (Crest Hill, IL United States) - See all my reviews (VINE VOICE) (REAL NAME)
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This review is from: Incra MITERV27 Miter V27 Miter Gauge (Tools & Home Improvement)
As a home woodworker I have always bristled at the prices of the high end miter gauges on the market and the low cost gauges always seemed to be flawed in so many ways that they were not worth owning. If I had an unlimited tool budget I would probably be buying the Osborne miter gauge, but that is a good $100 more than I wanted to spend. Since I have a nice cross-cut sled that I built to handle all of my 90 degree cuts, all I really needed was a decent quality miter gauge to handle any angle cutting or "nibble" cuts that I may need to make on the table saw. This Incra V27 gauge has been just the solution I was looking for!Right out of the package this gauge feels hefty and solid. In use I have found a couple of great things to say about this gauge. First, the three expansion adjusters on the bar allowed me to take every bit of wiggle out of it while riding in my saw's miter slot. The second greatest feature of this gauge is its angle setting capabilities. To set an angle, the large black knob/handle is loosened counter-clockwise and then the small black rectangular knob is loosened counter-clockwise. At this point the "V" shaped angle finder can be freely adjusted into any one of the 27 pre-determined angle stops. After setting the "V" angle, both black knobs are tightened and this gauge is ready to make a tousand perfectly accurate cuts. Repeatability? As long as you remember what angle you used on a cut, you can make an absolutely identical cut days/weeks/months later because of the perfect accuracy of the "V" angle stops. The gauge even has holes pre-drilled so you can attach a wood face to it. I recommend that you do this as the metal face of the gauge is a bit slippery... wood on wood is always preferable in this case. Kudos to INCRA for filling the price gap between super expensive quality and cheap inferiority. I highly recommend this tool!
22 of 24 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Affordable accuracy,
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This review is from: Incra MITERV27 Miter V27 Miter Gauge (Tools & Home Improvement)
I wanted a simple and totally accurate miter gauge to compliment the more finicky sliding table on my old Ryobi. Looked at them all and thought this would do the trick, and it does.Reviewers have mentioned that the adjustment system Incra uses is accurate, but difficult to adjust out to a wider than normal width slot. One even used heat to get that extra little bit. The adjustments are done with a bevelled little allen wrench screw which tightens down onto a plastic washer that has a slot cut in it. As you tighten the screw down, it forces the washer to expand out and it then all fits nice and tight. There are four of these adjustments, one being hidden under the handle (it is easy to access per the directions). The problem is that you really have to bear down with the tiny provided allen wrench and even when I put a drop of oil on it, it simply was 'way too stiff and was obviously going to break something. Hmmm, what to do? I was going to grab my wife's hair dryer, but I tried this first and it worked: simply loosen the screw a hair, put a little slotted screwdriver in the washer slot and pry on it as you tighten the screw. This takes the pressure off the screw and makes it easy. It slides very nicely with no play. I did all this adjusting while the gauge was in the slot and that worked perfectly. The V27 does not come with a fence, so you have to either buy an aluminum one or make a wooden one. I would have gotten the Incra 1000se which comes with an extendable fence and a stop, very nice, but my sliding table had this feature and so the simple V27 got a wooden one. I found a piece of quality ply (it is really hard to find an absolutely straight board) and made an 18" fence and used contact cement to glue on a longboard strip of 100 grit sandpaper. Note that the holes/slots in the V27 are really pretty big, so you either have to use a typical short screw with washers, or find some short screws with big heads to make it nice and neat. In the end, the this set-up slides nicely without wobble and is totally accurate. It is easy to change angles and the more common ones are provided for. The wooden fence with the sandpaper is nice and secure. This is my first fence with a sandpaper surface and it is soooo much better, really secures your work without the grip of death you need on slippery fences. The mounting part is bent heavy gauge metal, not something more exotic like machined aluminum. There was some concern over this, that it might flex. This hasn't been a problem for me. My fence would bend before the metal part would. Three stars because the adjustment screw thing is too hard. Bigger screws would be better, or some sort of bevelled bolt. The sliding bar should be longer so that the the device can be pulled back more on saws with smaller tables. Also, when the device is pulled back so that the handle part is off the table, it tips out of slots that are not the T type. And, if it clears the table edge, there is a step under the adjustment end that requires lifting up so that it slides onto the table. Why not make it all level and smooth underneath? Despite the annoyances noted, and they are annoying on something that is not exactly cheap, the V27 is still the best miter gauge I could find in that price range. For no more extras cost, Incra could improve this device, but I wouldn't wait for this. It does work as it is and I still recommend it.
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Two,
By R.J. (Grand Rapids,MI USA) - See all my reviews
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I own two of these, one for the table saw and the other does double duty between my router table and sanding station. I could not find a better miter gauge for the money and neither will you. Very accurate and easy to set up and use.
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