| Blog entry by Blake | posted 399 days ago | 177 reads | 0 times favorited | 4 comments |  |
Just a quick tip…
The templates for my Incra positioner kept bugging me because I had no good place to put them. They kept falling out of the taped-shut plastic envelope. So I got the idea to use the plastic tube that the Incra miter slot came in.
All I did was cut it shorter to fit the templates. Now they are much easier to store, find, and search through. 
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4 comments so far
Douglas Bordner
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posted 399 days ago
Eight years out and mine are still in the little bag. Good idea. There is power in those little strips!
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David
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posted 399 days ago
Very cool tip!
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Brad_Nailor
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posted 398 days ago
What those for??
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Blake
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posted 398 days ago
They are the templates that come with a Incra positioner. They are the equivalent of a magic wand as far as I am concerned. For more information, check out the video demos on the Incra website.
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