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  1. 1st May 2012, 12:09 PM #1
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    Default Sneak Peek.... Sneak Peek

    Hi All

    The i-Box is close.... What's an i-Box???

    It's a brand new Box Joint Maker from Incra that works equally as well on a Table Saw or a Router Table, and because of its twin leadscrew mechanism, it doesn't mind; Metric, Imperial or any other size cutters you would like to use.








    The Introductory Price is $275.00 and we will be shipping our initial allocation late May / Early June ex Melbourne

    See our SNEAK PEEK flyer HERE

    We have secured the 'Movie Star' version (the unit used in the DVD's) of the i-Box and will have it available later today for club demonstrations etc.

    We have a few more bits of info to gather before it goes up on the website, so call us if you're interested?

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  3. 4th May 2012, 04:31 PM #2
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    Hi all

    Having seen and used the i-Box we are very enthusiastic about it. It is a very innovative piece of equipment that makes box joints and wooden hinges a breese.

    With our initial allocation expected late May early June we have listed it on the web-site HERE

    As you will see, Incra have now made it possible to make the humble box joint 'sexy'..............

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  4. 4th May 2012, 10:11 PM #3
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    Fancy... hopefully may be able to squeeze it into my birthday wish list..
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    Grahame, does this effectively replace the box joint template system on the LS Positioner Super System?

    In other words, would getting both systems be superfluous?

    Thanks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by hilton View Post
    Grahame, does this effectively replace the box joint template system on the LS Positioner Super System?

    In other words, would getting both systems be superfluous?

    Thanks.
    Hi Hilton

    The LS System is a total Router System, that can do heaps.... Dovetails, Box Joints, Edge Jointing, Rebating, Profiling etc.

    The ibox is purely a box joint maker with exceptional accuracy and ease of use. Oh! by the way it can do Dentil mouldings if these are your thing?

    A full description is included in our eUpdate newsletter going out today.

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    Thanks Grahame. It looks like I would be able to cut a box joint of say an inch wide by using just a normal 3.2mm (1/8) table saw blade?

    Am I understanding this correctly?
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    Sorry one more thing Grahame. If I already own a Router LS Positioner system, would the iBox increase versatility or just be a duplication?

    BTW, is it iBox or Ibox or IBox or IBOX?

    I know which one looks better
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    Quote Originally Posted by hilton View Post
    Sorry one more thing Grahame. If I already own a Router LS Positioner system, would the iBox increase versatility or just be a duplication?

    BTW, is it iBox or Ibox or IBox or IBOX?

    I know which one looks better
    Hilton

    Sorrry for the delayed reply. the LS will achieve the same end reult but thei-Box gets there easier, it isn't Metric or Imperial specific. However the i-Box won't do all the other things the LS system does.

    I like i-Box myself.

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