Being brand new here, I have no idea what (if anything) has happened about this issue since the last post in 12/17, but I wanted to mention that the people at INCRA are extremely nice, very easy to visit with and quite eager to provide any information about their products. I’ve visited their office myself a couple of times just to visit with them about some of their products. In fact, their office is only about 2-3 miles away from the Dallas Makerspace address (at 1605 Crescent Cir #400, Carrollton, TX 75006).
I believe it would be very beneficial for someone at DMS to contact INCRA to explore the extent to which they can assist DMS about INCRA’s products. For example, they might be willing to conduct occasional classes, provide additional training resources, or perhaps even donate other INCRA products (they also make an incredibly accurate fence system for the tablesaw, as well as other router-specific products).
Their technical support guru is Mark Mueller, who can be reached by email at [email protected] or by phone at 1-888-804-6272. I don’t think Mark is based in Dallas, but I nevertheless believe he would be the best initial contact and will put you in touch with the right person for anything he can’t directly address or “make happen” on his own.
BTW - I noticed one poster’s suggestion that INCRA may be the same as “wood peckers”. That’s incorrect. INCRA is a trademarked brand owned by Taylor Design Group, Inc., the Texas corporation that makes almost all of the products sold under the INCRA name. The President of Taylor Design Group, Inc. is Christopher Taylor, the person who originally designed (most or all of) INCRA’s products.
To my knowledge, “Woodpeckers” is an Ohio LLC that is a totally separate company, which makes and sells specialty tools of its own design, and also sells products made by other companies, including some INCRA products.
Paul