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INCRA LS Positioner Owner’s Manual 13
Micro Adjusting your Fence
Position
The micro adjust feature of your LS Positioner allows for
precise positioning of the fence to any location between
the
1
/32” or 1mm incremental spacing of the lead screw.
You’ll nd this feature extremely handy the next time
you need to widen a mortise by a hair for a great tting
mortise and tenon joint. Use the micro adjuster for a
awless t when cutting grooves to accept inlay strips or
to loosen up a tight tting tongue and groove joint. You’ll
nd it especially useful for setup operations like “zeroing”
to your cutter, or “centering” for joinery. Here’s a step-by-
step look at operating your LS Positioner’s micro adjuster.
See Fig. 29 as you follow the steps.
Set Carriage Clamp to Micro Adjust
Position
Lower the carriage clamp to completely unclamp the
carriage, then raise the carriage clamp to the center
position. This center position for the carriage clamp
softens the clamping pressure on the carriage to per-
mit movement during micro adjusting.
Micro Adjust the Fence Position
Rotate the red micro adjust knob located at the
forward end of the carriage. Turn the knob clockwise
to move the fence toward the cutter, or counterclock-
wise to move the fence away from the cutter. Ball
bearing engaged detents on the knob provide an
audible click for each
1
/1000” (1/20mm for metric
version) of fence movement.
Lock the Carriage Clamp
Pull the carriage clamp up to lock the carriage
in place. Gauging the distance moved when micro
adjusting is easy. A full turn of the knob equals
1
/32”
(1mm for metric version.) For smaller adjustments,
the black dial is marked in
1
/1000” (1/40mm) increments.
After micro adjusting, you can re-zero the dial to the
pointer by rotating the dial (not the red knob) with
your ngers. See Fig. 30.
Zeroing the Fence to Your Cutter
In order to ensure accurate cutting results from any
fence for general purpose routing, the fence must rst
be “zeroed” to the cutter, Fig. 31. To zero your fence,
unlock the carriage clamp and slide the fence up to
the edge of the cutter. Sight down the length of the
fence to check for a gap between the fence and the
cutter. Fine-tune any remaining distance by micro
adjusting the fence position. When the gap of light
disappears, the cutter will be “zero” distance from
the fence. Check to make sure that the router bit is
safely centered in the opening in the fence. Return the
carriage clamp to the locked position, then slide the
measuring scale to read 0” under the hairline cursor.
1
2
3
For a truly precise “zeroed” setup, follow the
instructions above, then move the fence to
a scale reading of ¼” and make a test cut on
a piece of scrap stock. (Make sure the scrap
stock has a straight and square fence bearing
edge.) Use a pair of machinist calipers to measure
the distance between the groove and the edge of
the board. If it does not measure exactly .250”, just
use the micro adjuster to accurately fine-tune the
remaining distance.
FIG. 29 Micro adjusting
Fourth: Pull
carriage clamp
up to “locked”
position
Third: Turn
micro adjust
knob to fine-
tune fence
position
First: Push
carriage
clamp down
to “unlock”
Second: Pull carriage clamp up to
center “micro adjust” position
FIG. 30 Re-zeroing the micro adjust dial
After micro adjusting, rotate the
dial (not the knob) to align the
zero with the pointer
Micro adjust knob
Micro adjust dial
Pointer
FIG. 31 Zeroing the fence to your cuer
First: “Unlock”
carriage clamp and
slide fence up to
cuer
Second: Raise carriage
clamp to “micro adjust”
position and rotate
micro adjust knob until
gap between fence and
cuer disappears
Third: Lock carriage
clamp
Fourth: Slide
stainless steel
primary scale to
read 0” under the
hairline cursor
Содержание
- Contents 1
- Owner s manual 1
- Ls positioner standard system 2
- Ls positioner super system 3
- Auxiliary scale slots 4
- Carriage 4
- Getting acquainted 4
- Hairline cursor and view windows 4
- Important safety instructions for using the incra ls positioner 4
- Lead screw positioning element 4
- Ls base 4
- Safety 4
- Stainless steel primary scale 4
- Three position carriage clamp 4
- Drill mounting holes 5
- Fence mounting bracket 5
- Micro adjust knob 5
- Micro adjust scale dial 5
- Setup mounting to your router table 5
- Attach ls base to your router table 6
- Pro ii fence installatio 6
- Standard super 6
- Attaching the pro ii fence 7
- Installing pro ii extender bar and stop 7
- Adjusting the fence angle 8
- Attaching the wonder fence to the pro ii or ts fence 8
- Mounting an auxiliary fence to your pro ii fence 8
- Super system only 8
- Wonder fence installation 8
- Attach the fence cap braces 9
- Attaching the wonder fence hi rise fence cap 9
- 1mm for metric version the two piece body can be micro adjusted to any position between steps and can be configured to clamp to your fence even when using wooden sub fences up to ¾ thick follow the instructions on the next page to set up and use the shop stop 10
- Attach and align fence cap 10
- Attach the cap extender 10
- Detail 19a 10
- Fig 19 10
- Shop stop 10
- When used in conjunction with your new pro ii fence or wonder fence the incra shop stop provides the same precise positioning capabilities that your ls positioner offers the patented incremental positioning of incra s saw toothed racks found on the shop stop and your incra fence allow perfectly repeatable stop locations at any multiple of 10
- After removing the shop stop from the packaging loosen the two white nylon thumbscrews and clamp the stop to the outfeed end of your incra fence now loosen the 10 32 x 3½ phillips head screw and slide the red vertical stop arm onto the hex nut fig 22 make sure that the indexing lip on the arm wraps around the front of the stop body and that the arm is flat against the end of the body fig 23 tighten the fastener to secure the arm a short distance above your router table to provide clearance for sawdust the fastener and stop arm can be reversed for use at either end of your fence 11
- Approx 1mm when turning the screw counterclockwise push the stop body toward the screw always tighten the two black thumbscrews after micro adjusting 11
- Expanded clamping mode 11
- Fig 22 11
- Fig 23 11
- Fig 24 11
- Fig 25 11
- Fine tuning the position of your shop stop relative to a cutter is easy and accurate just loosen the two black thumbscrews on top of the shop stop body about 11
- Micro adjusting 11
- Shop stop assembly 11
- The two piece design of the incra shop stop permits use of a ¾ thick wooden auxiliary fence without interfering with the stop s ability to clamp to your incra fence to change the stop to expanded clamping mode loosen the two black thumbscrews and slide the stop body red off of the stop cap gold now slide the 2 rectangular nuts on the stop body into the alternate t slot on the cap fig 25 tighten the two clamping knobs 11
- Turn then turn the machine screw located at the end of the stop fig 24 each full turn of the screw moves the stop surface exactly 11
- Although the clamping pressure has been factory adjusted you may wish to fine tune the pressure to suit your individual 12
- And follow the instructions beginning on page 14 12
- Caution for your safety keep your hands behind the fence when moving to any new scale setting 12
- Detail 27a 12
- Feel if so use the thin plastic shims provided 12
- Fig 26 12
- Fig 27 12
- In order for your incra shop stop to accurately locate your work piece for a cut you must first zero your shop stop to the cutter and position the sliding scale on your fence for most applications at the router table you will be using your shop stop on the outfeed fence to limit the length of a cut relative to the front end of a board follow the steps detailed in fig 26 to zero to your cutter once the shop stop is zeroed to the router bit as shown in fig 26 you now have the choice of setting the sliding scale on your incra fence to one of three initial positions see fig 27 and detail 27a 12
- Moving the fence to any new scale setting is just as easy as moving any other fence you ve used before push the carriage clamp down to unlock the carriage then slide the fence as you sight through the hairline cursor when you see your measurement under the hairline cursor pull the clamp up to the locked position fig 28 remember that the ls positioner will only clamp every 12
- Moving to a new scale setting 12
- Operation 12
- Or 1mm with the metric version so don t try to clamp in between scale marks it just won t work 12
- Setting 12
- Zeroing the shop stop 12
- 1 20mm for metric version of fence movement 13
- 1 40mm increments after micro adjusting you can re zero the dial to the pointer by rotating the dial not the red knob with your fingers see fig 30 13
- 1mm for metric version for smaller adjustments the black dial is marked in 13
- Forward end of the carriage turn the knob clockwise to move the fence toward the cutter or counterclock wise to move the fence away from the cutter ball bearing engaged detents on the knob provide an audible click for each 13
- In place gauging the distance moved when micro adjusting is easy a full turn of the knob equals 13
- Lock the carriage clamp 13
- Lower the carriage clamp to completely unclamp the carriage then raise the carriage clamp to the center position this center position for the carriage clamp softens the clamping pressure on the carriage to per mit movement during micro adjusting 13
- Micro adjust the fence position 13
- Micro adjusting your fence position 13
- Pull the carriage clamp up to lock the carriage 13
- Rotate the red micro adjust knob located at the 13
- Set carriage clamp to micro adjust position 13
- Zeroing the fence to your cutter 13
- Adjusting the clamping pressure 14
- Adjustments 14
- All of the components and features of your new incra ls positioner have been factory set and should require no further adjustment if however you wish to adjust or recalibrate these components the following information is provided to assist in performing the adjustments 14
- Applications 14
- Fig 32 incra ls positioner 14
- Fig 33 master reference guide 14
- General purpose fence 14
- Joint making 14
- Note do not pull the carriage clamp up with the black uhmw bearing pad removed 14
- Auto centering scale 15
- Imperial model onl 15
- Realigning the fence racks 15
- Positioning the auto centering scale imperial model only 16
- Using the auto centering scale 16
- Warranty 16
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