Inca 2200 - Tablesaw Features and Components Overview; Fence Lock Mechanism; The Mitre Guide; MasterFence Extrusion Mounting

/ Fence Lock
1. Lock che fence in place, only ac che fronc, by pushing down che locking
lever.
2. Wich your hand near
che fronc rail,
cry co
move che fence.
If i c moves, release che
lever and readjusc che
cighcness
of che lock-
ing lever.
3. Turn che fence over
and you will be able
co
see che mechanism.
Nore:
The plunger is
Bonom View offence Lock Adjuscmem
chrcadcd inco chc pressure bar. Dircccly againsc chc pressure bar is a
lock nuc.
4. Loosen chc lock nuc and curn che plunger threading
ic cowards chc lever
co increase pressure. (Away from che pressure bar.)
Correcr clamping is achieved when
chc locked fence docs nor move when
locked, and the locking lever is nearly (or wholly) vcrcical.
Conversely, che fence lock should require only modcracc pressure
co push
down che handle
co lock che fence.
The MasterFence Extrusion
Illuscraccd here: che MasccrFcncc excrusion can be mounccd in various
positions depend-
ing on your needs.
You can build jigs
co cake advancage
of che ocher posi-
tions nor available
on ocher fences
The Mitre Guide
From Woodhaven, we are supplying arguably che finesc, mosc dependable,
mosc accurace, mosc useful micrc
guide on any saw, anywhere in che world.
You will sec presec mi ere angle scops ac 900, 800, 75°, 67 .5°, 60°, 45°, 30°,
and chcir reciprocals. Infinice angles in bccwecn are available by cighcen-
ing che scandard handle wherever you like.
The "zero" angle (parallel co che micre sloe) is highly unusual (or noncxis-
cenc) on any ocher guide: .
The mi ere bar adjuscmenc plugs and sec screws arc already installed and
need only be examined from rime
co rime co assure che bar is ficcing snug-
ly in che sloe wichouc sloppiness.
A drop scop for repecicive work
is scandard.
le is good praccice co rocace chc guide sway from che blade and use a drop
scop. Wood being cue on micrc guides
is prone co "creep" away from the
blade.
The illuscracion above shows how cuccing will force chc wood
against chc scop, prevcncing creep, giving more accuracc cues.
Whenever possible
scare che cue
wich chc guide head on che cable.
If you muse cue large pieces there
arc ocher
options including sliding
cables and/or a sled, which informa-
cion you will find on lacer pages.
Some auchoricics prefer
chc opposicc
angle when mitering., bur
ic
depends on chc kind of wood and
your needs whecher one way
or
anocher works besc.
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