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Inca 2200 User Manual

Inca 2200
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Garrett Wade
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161
Ave
of
the Americas
New
York,
New
York
10013
Phone: (800) 221-2942
Fax:
(800) 566-9525
Inca Model 2200 12" Tablesaw
S
iscer Tabitha Babbie invented
che
modern tablesaw, at
che
Harvard Shaker community in 1810. Imagine with what delight
che practical Shakers welcomed chis innovacion.
Nearly 2 centuries lacer, relatively
few
changes have been made in
che basic design; chere is a power source, cable and projecting
blade, and a fence. Necessicy, rime, and inventiveness have given
us precision bearings, che rile arbor, and che
mitre
guide.
In
addi-
tion
we
have superior blade and fence design, and improved safety
and sawdusc collection features. Combined, they make
che
cable-
saw che unquestioned workhorse
in
che
\Wadworkers' arsenal.
I
nca
had it's beginning over 100 years ago
as
an aluminum mold
and die maker, casting aluminum
in
precise shapes for ocher
industrial uses.
When
a handsaw manufaccurer
wcnc
ouc
of
busi-
ness leaving behind che dies for a 1
O"
handsaw, che company
was
quick ro
cake
advantage
of
the sicuacion. With all
che
expensive
dies already paid for,
it
was a simple matter ro produce the
machine, buc a risky venture into unknown selling cerricory.
The
experiment obviously paid off. And you are the benefaccor
of
over
60
years
of
cool
making experience. Originally engineered in
Switzerland,
che
Inca line is now produced
in
France and cakes
advantage
of
che common marker experience.
We thank
you
for buying che Inca Model
2200
12"Tablesaw.
We
believe you've made a wise decision.
The
design process combined
the
inpuc
of
Swiss engineers (renowned for their precision clock-
making), designers and woodworkers like you (both amateur and
professional)
co
create a user-friendly precision machine.
Designed for a lifecime
of
service, your new Inca Model 2200 12"
Table Saw, includes che
lacesc
assembly
of
advanced features.
Although you may be very experienced
in
using and setting
up
machinery, please cake
che
time
ro read
the
manual.
The
mosc
experienced woodworker will benefit by seeing old information in
a new
way.
While
che
Inca is similar ro ocher cable saws in use
and controls, chere are some things you may find new and useful
co
know before you
scare
ro work.
Firsc: Check ouc your new saw. Machines are generally shipped by
truck
.
When
che driver delivered your saw, you probably signed a
bill
of
lading acknowledging receipt.
Unpack and inspect your saw promptly.
If
anyching has been
dam-
aged in
shipment
it
is your responsibility
co
file a "concealed dam-
age claim".
Afcer che claim has been filed an inspecror will check
che
damage,
so you muse keep che shipping materials.
You
may make a "concealed damage claim" even
if
there
was
no sign
of
damage ro the box
ac
the cime
of
delivery,
bur,
you muse
do
ic
prompcly. After che inspeccion,
we
will help you file a claim.
Moving
through
a
narrow
doorway:
Remove the crank handle
of
che angle adjustment wheel. Loosen che set screw in the lock collar
of
the
worm on che angle adjuscment mechanism. Work
che
rod
ouc
of
che machine.
Reverse accions ro reinstall.
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Inca 2200 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandInca
Model2200
CategorySaw
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Inca Tablesaw: Introduction and Setup

Inca Model 2200 Tablesaw Overview

Historical background and general features of the Inca Model 2200 Tablesaw.

Initial Inspection and Handling Claims

Procedures for unpacking, inspecting for shipping damage, and filing claims.

Moving the Tablesaw

Steps to remove parts for moving the saw through narrow doorways.

Tablesaw Safety and Quick Start Guide

Safe Work Habits

Crucial safety precautions to prevent accidents and ensure safe operation.

Model Differences

Key distinctions between Inca Model 2200 and 2100SE.

Quick Start Procedure

A streamlined setup guide for users familiar with table saws.

Tablesaw Assembly and Alignment Procedures

Levelling the Machine

Instructions for adjusting the saw's feet for a level stance.

Complete Assembly Details

Comprehensive guide for assembling the tablesaw components.

Align the Masterfence

How to properly align the Masterfence parallel to the mitre slot.

Tablesaw Features and Components Overview

Fence Lock Mechanism

Adjusting the mechanism for proper fence locking.

The Mitre Guide

Guide on using the mitre guide for precise angle cuts.

MasterFence Extrusion Mounting

Mounting options for the MasterFence extrusion for jigs.

Adjusting Rails and Scale

Adjusting rails and scale for accurate measurements from any point.

Table Insert Plate

Instructions for installing and leveling the table insert plate.

Splitter and Guard

Details on installing and adjusting the blade splitter and guard.

Tablesaw Operation: Ripping and Crosscutting

Ripping Technique

Fundamental techniques for making accurate rip cuts.

General Ripping Practice

Best practices for ripping, including stance and workpiece control.

Crosscutting Techniques

Methods for making accurate crosscuts with the tablesaw.

Building a Sliding Table

Step-by-step guide to building a crosscut sled for accuracy.

Reproducing Exact Cut Width

Method for achieving repeatable cut widths using the fence.

Setting Angles Accurately

How to accurately set blade tilt and mitre guide angles.

Tablesaw Maintenance, Tuning, and Troubleshooting

Aligning and Tuning

Key areas for periodic checking of saw alignment and tuning.

Belt Tension and Condition

Procedure for checking and adjusting the drive belt tension.

Blade and Fence Parallelism

How to ensure the saw blade and fence are parallel to mitre slots.

Realign Trunnions and Blade

Steps to realign the saw blade and trunnions for accuracy.

Blade Angle Stops

How to set and check the 45° and 90° blade angle stops.

Adjusting Blade Angle Scale

Procedure to calibrate the blade angle indicator scale.

Good Maintenance Practices

Routine maintenance practices for long-term saw performance.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Solutions for common problems like machine not starting or stalling.

Tablesaw Specifications and Optional Accessories

Optional Accessories

Description of available accessories to enhance the tablesaw.

Technical Specifications

Key technical details and dimensions of the Inca Model 2200.

Available Blades

List of available saw blades and their specifications.