Infra Miter V120
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Incra Miter V120
Just received my Incra Miter V120 and began installation on my Model 500 SS miter safety grip but find in step 7 they call for attaching an aluminum clamping block to rear of faceplate. Ooooops, there are no holes in the faceplate to attach to. I know I could drill holes, but shouldn't have to. It's a Sunday so I'll call SS Monday and see what they tell me. So close but so far:mad: Anybody else ran into this?
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Very unusual for an Incra product to be substandard. Very Unusual.wrmnfzy wrote:Just received my Incra Miter V120 and began installation on my Model 500 SS miter safety grip but find in step 7 they call for attaching an aluminum clamping block to rear of faceplate. Ooooops, there are no holes in the faceplate to attach to. I know I could drill holes, but shouldn't have to. It's a Sunday so I'll call SS Monday and see what they tell me. So close but so far:mad: Anybody else ran into this?
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I just checked mine and there are two holes that correspond with the holes in the aluminum clamping block. Definitely check with CS.
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This is a pic of what I have.wrmnfzy wrote:Just received my Incra Miter V120 and began installation on my Model 500 SS miter safety grip but find in step 7 they call for attaching an aluminum clamping block to rear of faceplate. Ooooops, there are no holes in the faceplate to attach to. I know I could drill holes, but shouldn't have to. It's a Sunday so I'll call SS Monday and see what they tell me. So close but so far:mad: Anybody else ran into this?
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Guess you will not need the undercut flat head screws then!
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Called today and they said they had never heard of this happening before. They are sending me a new one and a label to return the one with no holes. It will be sent to quality control first to check the new one before sending out.
