INCRA Router Table

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I’ve been asking around to see if anyone was able to teach a class on the INCRA router for a month or so now to no avail.

With that being said, I’ve taken it upon my self to learn it through the manuals, disc, and trial and error so that I can teach a class on it.

The issue that I’ve now run into is that the jewel case for the disk marked, “property of Dallas Makerspace please return :)” is empty…

Does anyone know where this disc may be, or is it uploaded on the server?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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All the files have been digitized and are on the File server. \files\committees\woodworking\Inca Router Table.

I have taught the class in the past on how to do half blind dove tales and here is a hand out created from the video screen grabs that Chris Morgan helped out with.

Hope this helps.

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This does help thank you!

I found the files too, the problem was that I searched for INCRA and they’re filed under INCA.

Thanks for the quick response.

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blockquote, div.yahoo_quoted { margin-left: 0 !important; border-left:1px #715FFA solid !important; padding-left:1ex !important; background-color:white !important; } Thank you, the issue was I searched for INCRA and the files are saved under INCA.
This does help though thank you.

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Update:

After reading all of the material we have and watching the video I cleaned up the table and realigned everything yesterday. I refaced the stop so it was assembled properly, flipped the rail in the 45 degree so it would run again, and re-zeroed and centered the carriage.

Today we are now missing the hairline window entirely with its screws, which makes using it for INCRA joinery not feasible.

Did it crack somehow last night, and or has someone requested a new one?

The carriage was also misaligned, and there was a router bit with its blade in the collar of the router.

The table will still work for basic routing, but for now the INCRA joining won’t be possible until a hairline cursor is installed.

I would normally open a ticket, but I figured it was worth a shot to see if someone knows where the original window is before I do.

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First, thank you for doing that. If it’s not in the black box below the router or somewhere else around it consider it gone. Lucky for us incra is a local company only 1 exit up, so we can gets parts pretty quickly. If @Azalaket signs off you can purchase and get re imbursement (keep your receipt), or you can DM me the list of missing items we need and I can order and grab them. Probably tomorrow or Friday.

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Thanks!

I can give it a once over and see if there’s anything else that seems out of sorts.

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Looking forward to attending your class on using the router table @MikeD.

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Update:

The replacement parts are in route to the shop as of 0500 today. We should have the INCRA station fully operational by this afternoon.

Many mahalos to everyone who has helped get all of this done so quickly!

I will be making a cabinet for the station as well, most likely Sunday, if anyone is interested in lending a hand.

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Update:

The incorrect part was shipped so our new time estimate will be middle of next week.

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Thanks Mike! I am trying to get up to the space later today and have sent you a message to see if and how I can help!

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Update:

All parts received and installed.

Table is now fully operational.

Thanks to everyone who helped in making the router table great again.

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Thanks for doing that Mike, much appreciated!

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LOL…I just got that :laughing:

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