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product_id: 4773674
title: "I-BOX Jig for Box Joints"
brand: "incra"
price: "HK$2968"
currency: HKD
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reviews_count: 2
url: https://www.desertcart.hk/products/4773674-i-box-jig-for-box-joints
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region: Hong Kong
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# Pin width range 1/8" to 3/4" Dual-pitch lead screw for micro-adjustments Reversible design for table & router saw I-BOX Jig for Box Joints

**Brand:** incra
**Price:** HK$2968
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔧 Elevate your joinery game with the ultimate box joint revolution!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** I-BOX Jig for Box Joints by incra
- **How much does it cost?** HK$2968 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hk](https://www.desertcart.hk/products/4773674-i-box-jig-for-box-joints)

## Best For

- incra enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted incra brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Step-by-Step Mastery:** Includes a 1-hour instructional DVD guiding you from beginner setups to advanced decorative joinery.
- • **Tearout-Free Finishes:** Reversible MDF sub fence dramatically reduces tearout, delivering flawless edges every time.
- • **Versatile Pin Width Range:** Cut box joints from a delicate 1/8" up to a robust 3/4" pin width—customize your craft effortlessly.
- • **Precision Micro-Adjustments:** Exclusive dual-pitch lead screw lets you dial in perfect joint tightness with lightning speed.
- • **Dual-Sided Reversible Design:** Use on either side of your cutter for unmatched flexibility on table saws and router tables.

## Overview

The INCRA I-BOX Jig is a cutting-edge woodworking tool designed for fast, precise, and versatile box joint creation. Featuring a unique dual-pitch lead screw for micro-adjustments, a broad 1/8" to 3/4" pin width range, and a reversible design compatible with both table and router saws, it ensures professional-grade joinery with minimal tearout. Complete with an instructional DVD, it empowers woodworkers to craft everything from classic box joints to decorative splined and dentil patterns, making it an essential upgrade for any serious workshop.

## Description

INCRA I-BOX Jig for Box Joints

## Features

- To get right to the point, the new Incra I-Box is the most advanced tool ever produced
- Its revolutionary design allows faster setup, greater versatility, and improved user safety compared to traditional jigs
- At the same time, it's easy to use and the included 1 hour instructional DVD covers everything from basic setup to advanced decorative joinery
- Use it on your table saw or router table to cut great looking box joints
- Reversible design works on either side of the cutter
- Exclusive dual-pitch lead screw mechanism for fast micro-adjusting and a broad 1/8-Inch - 3/4-Inch range of pin widths
- Exclusive INCRA GlideLOCK miter bar fits standard 3/4-Inch x 3/8-Inch miter slots with a 0.740-Inch - 0.762-Inch adjustment range
- Reversible and reusable MDF sub fence dramatically reduces or eliminates tearout

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Manufacturer | Incra |
| Part Number | IBOX |
| Item Weight | 0.01 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 21 x 15 x 4 inches |
| Item model number | IBOX |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Measurement System | English |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Warranty Description | 1 year |

## Images

![I-BOX Jig for Box Joints - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/610Bh+ncJPL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: I have a completely non-standard table saw with non-standard slots. Can I remove the supplied runners and replace them with shop made units?**
A: The supplied runner is adjustable and should adjust to the grove in your saw.

**Q: does it ride on the fence or just in the 3/4 groove ?**
A: It lays on top of the table but is controlled by the 3/4 groove so that it can't move sideways.  It is a fabulous piece of equipment and worth every penny.  It comes with a very nice video which takes some time to watch and get set up, but it is worth it.  After you get familiar with it, it is very easy to use.

**Q: Can i use incra ibox with a proxxon 37070 saw?**
A: I have tried it on 6 different saw models I have. It has worked with all of them.  The jig has little wheels that adjust to fit your need.  I looked at your model and I believe you shouldn't have any problems.

**Q: Does the I-BOX offer the ability to do something on the router table that cannot also be done if one has the INCRA LS System for the router?**
A: The I Box jig runs on a precision rail perpendicular to the saw or router blade, in the LS system the material runs at a 90 degree angle to the blade or the router bit. Lateral movement and precision thereof is nearly the same. The I Box uses a dial calibrated at 1/100 of a inch movements. There are two different tools of vastly different prices ranges. The LS system might be for the price more flexible and utilitarian than the I Box, but the I Box has greater portability, utility for what it is designed for, and definite the price _ although high - is acceptable for elegant and fine precision for the box joint craftsman.  The I Box in the hands of some creative craftsmen could probably exceed the utility of the LS Systems.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great tool
*by O***E on February 26, 2018*

Purchased the I-BOX some weeks back. As to quality and function, all positive comments by both manufacturer and purchasers are dead on. This is a very cleverly engineered and manufactured tool. Very robust equipment. I have always been intrigued by "box joints", but didn't think I could ever exercise the precision required to actually do them in my shop. With this tool, I'm executing beautiful, perfectly fitting fine box joints ... in minutes. But, be forewarned ... the out-of-the-box learning curve, for me anyway, was steep. You must be patient, take the time, and work through the steps carefully. I promise, the discipline is well worth the effort.The only glitch I ran into was, I'm sure, a minor production issue. One small screw had not been sufficiently countersunk, and protruded into the specification clearance for the saw blade passage way. But, by having checked the clearance by manually rotating the blade (with power disconnected of course!), the interference was caught. A call to the helpful guys at Incra support led to a simple solution. The counter-sink depth was very carefully increased and all has worked beautifully since. And, by the way, the support staff at Incra have just been great.Setup is easy. Although I would certainly suggest test runs on scrap before starting on your good wood. One of the really nice features is the capability to make micro (literally thousandths) adjustments to the fit of a joint run. Too tight? Loosen the locking knob, hold one knob while tweaking the center knob to the calibrated thousandths marks, re-lock, test cut again, repeat until you have the fit you want. Before purchasing the Incra, I actually built my own jig for box joints. Getting anything like a snug fit was very, very difficult ... compared to ... the Incra is magic.I suggest heading immediately to your nearest hardware supplier, and purchasing a sizable piece of MFD board. Used for the sacrificial back workpiece support. I needed a fresh surface frequently to help prevent tear-out and give really clean slots.The tool comes with an extremely well-done dvd that details both table saw and router setups. I would urge new users to view the materials. Carefuly. I made numerous notes to help as I began working with the tool. It's helpful to see the device being set up, and in use. As an 80-ish old man, I greatly appreciated both the quality, and the patient support I've received from the Incra organization. I found the dvd and very well done owner's manual indispensable.So ... yeah, in a heartbeat, I'd buy again ... though can't see why I would ever have to. And whole-heartedly recommend this tool to others who want the capability of doing excellent box/finger joints.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good jig
*by J***K on May 24, 2013*

Typical Incra, Very well constructed, moderately easy set up, good precession. Its a bit expensive for just a box joint jig but has a good working range and is the thing to own if you have may sided to cut.ProSolid construction and good heft helps minimize vibration.Supports a wide range of pin sizes and continuously variable.- so if you what to use a 15/32 plywood router bit, you can. (not sure why you would but you can)Miter rail adjustable for very good fit in track (zero play makes for very constant pin fit)Fence blocks (thick piece with re top in pix) can be adjusted in to match wood thickness- Supports and holds your work piece. This works well enough that I find no need to clamp the wood to therear fence as shown in videoExcellent instructions and product video (On disc)Micro adjustment for pin tightnessI find I can cut the two opposing sides at the same time with little to no loss in accuracy.Excellent stability. I can start / stop / remove .. use my machine for something else .. replace jig, and restart cuttingmore parts later while maintain a perfect fit. Not the normal thing to do.ConNot many - which they gave you more than one backer board. (do provide good drawing to make your own replacements)Set up can be a bit tricky to it precisely dialed in to your desired pin tightness.Now don't get me wrong, I have very quickly and easily whipped up boxes (1/8, 1/4, 1/2 pins) that went together ok BUT in some cases the final clearance was either a just little too lose or to tight for my liking. This is because the set up requires you to adjust the finger spacing so your test cut 'just' slides snugly over them. Just slides?? to snug or not snug enough and you have a fit that is a little lose or tight. With practice you do get used to a good snugness feel. Again, to be clear, I have NEVER built a joint that would not go together and usable, but (IMHO) were not ideal. Dialing it in is straight forward but requires you to make one or more test parts for a fit check prior to committing to your final stock. Not a real big deal and one you may or may not find necessary.Recap: Excellent box joint jig but a bit pricy. Many lower cost options (not as robust) are out there, as are home made jigs. But is you do a lot of box joints, THIS IS THE JIG TO GET

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