I have a chance to buy a used Incra 5000, but it is not for a Shopsmith.
Can I convert it by replacing the miter bars with Shopsmith miter bars?
Incra 5000 Miter Sled
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It sorta looks like you can but I suggest you call Incra Customer Service to be sure.CactusRoper wrote:I have a chance to buy a used Incra 5000, but it is not for a Shopsmith.
Can I convert it by replacing the miter bars with Shopsmith miter bars?
http://incra.com/product_miter5000.htm
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Yes, Incra sells the bars for the sled and the stationary panel. You may also want to get another panel so that the cut line can be made for the Shopsmith.CactusRoper wrote:I have a chance to buy a used Incra 5000, but it is not for a Shopsmith.
Can I convert it by replacing the miter bars with Shopsmith miter bars?
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When I purchased mine, which was built for the Shopsmith I experienced issues with the instructions. Incra was most helpful and explained that use on the shopsmith required a set up opposite to that on a table saw. Now that I have written this comment I am uncertain of my memory. Do give them a call. Jim
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I believe Jim is thinking about setting the jig up so you can use it with the tilting table. Mount it one way and you cut the jig, mount it on the other side the blade pulls away from the blade.fjimp wrote:When I purchased mine, which was built for the Shopsmith I experienced issues with the instructions. Incra was most helpful and explained that use on the shopsmith required a set up opposite to that on a table saw. Now that I have written this comment I am uncertain of my memory. Do give them a call. Jim
This is the same as the Incra express and somewhere here I have explained this issue, wish I remembered where...
These are nice jigs, I have the express but with several modifications so I guess it would be called a express-plus.
Ed