The aluminium casting that holds the fence in position features two micro adjustment screws to further calibrate the gauge if required to ensure the fence is true. The heavy duty aluminium extrusion fence has also been updated and is now 24” long, 2 ½” tall and can be extended to a massive 42“. So before you re tighten the two knobs above, set the indexing tooth to 0, and then re tighten them. The telescoping IncraLOCK Flip Fence SE fits every INCRA Miter Gauge and can be adapted to other brands.

I have older machinery (a circular saw table and Mini Max Pro 32 bandsaw) and wondered if the grooves on the machined tables themselves vary much in width, as one is 11. With this guide, you could easily saw straight cuts to make anything from a picture frame to practical and useful furniture of your own.removable steel disc at the end of the bar allows for a no-play fit in industry standard 19mm T track. Like incr, if you have an inverted “T” shaped mitre slot, Osborne have got this covered by fitting a T-slot retaining washer to the front end of the bar, which can be easily removed if it not needed. Whether you need the perfect 90 degree mitred corner or you need to dial in that difficult angle, a good quality mitre gauge makes all the difference. 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.

INCRA even designed interlocking grooves in the arms and fence so that a sharply mitered workpiece can't slip behind the stop to give. It also comes with a 91/2” long screwdriver type Allen key for adjusting the fence, and as per normal for Incra, the quality of the materials used and their fit and finish are excellent.Until you get used to using the EB3, when making angled cuts make sure that you check that the fence is not in the path of the blade, as you will be surprised at how easy it is to cut the tip of the fence off.

The white ones have a small slit in them, which allow them to be adjusted by means of turning the grub screw with a small Allen key (provided). I have read elsewhere that some owners do not use this, but in my honest opinion it is a no brainer, because without it on the smooth and shiny surface the work piece has got every chance of slipping a few millimeters (without you even noticing until it is to late) or being pulled into the blade. The updated model of the patented EB-2 was again designed by David Osborne but this time it was in conjunction with Excalibur Tools (a General International Company) who are now the exclusive manufacturers, and they have so much confidence in their product that they have given it an unheard of (or at least unheard of in the world of mitre gauges)“Life Time Warranty”. There are marks from 0 to 90 both to the left and the right and a further 2 unmarked notches at 95 degrees. In other words, even before use, I felt that the construction and finish of this model was very good.The steel plate has 27 precision machined V stops at 5° increments and features special stops at plus or minus 22. Beautifully engineered, the steel plate of this mitre gauge features 27 precision machined stops at 5° increments, laser etched in 1° increments throughout its 120° range. The big triangular beast looked like it would suffer from flexing**, but how wrong could I have been. Another update over the EB-2 is a calibration mechanism which allows you to make any adjustments needed and then lock them off.