Miter Gauge

[Brent Romero]

Looking at the Incra 1000se miter gauge. Is this a decent miter gauge? Looking for a precision setup to do some box joints. I am thinking that the miter gauge will serve more purpose than the Ijig. Any thoughts?

[Chris Rosenberger]

The 1000 SE is an excellent miter gauge, although I like the 1000 HD even better. I use both.

[Von Bickley]

The 1000 SE is an excellent miter gauge, although I like the 1000 HD even better. I use both.

I agree with Chris...... I have the 1000 HD and I am well satisfied with it.

[Aaron Berk]

1000se user as well.

I love it, adjusts nice and tight to the miter slot, can use a T slot or standard.

I would like to get a longer stop? bar for it. So I could set my flip stop for longer cross cuts.

I'd buy it again in a heart beat.

[Jim Leslie]

Another happy 1000SE user as well. I'd buy it again..

[Brent Romero]

Thanks guys. Will I have any issues/challenges setting up a jig with the 1000 to do box joints?

[Chris Rosenberger]

The fence has a T slot on the front. It is very easy to attach jigs to it.

[joseph dake]

I have the 1000hd and love it. I plan on buying the 67 inch fence someday. I can buy it for 60 bucks from incra.

[Kevin McCluney]

+1 on the 1000HD; well made and very accurate.

[ken masoumi]

I have the least expensive of the bunch, Incra V27 ,it does more than what I expected from a simple mitre gauge,very accurate,well built.no regrets.

[Robert Chapman]

If you can find an older Jessem miter guage buy it. Just make sure it was made in Canada not the US. They are built like tanks and are very accurate.

[Brent Romero]

Ordered the 1000HD....:)