Use And Care Manual

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When ripping a narrow workpiece, it is necessary to attach

the sub fence assembly to the rip fence to prevent hands

from getting too close to the blade.

• Install rip fence (6) on position screws (63) or position

scews (65). (Refer to Fig. 8b on Page 26)

• Rotate the narrow fence (78) to vertical position.

• Pull up the locking lever (80) on the sub fence and remove

the sub fence (7) from the storage position (81) located on

the middle of left saw.

• Align the slot of sub fence (7) with the narrow fence (78),

and push the sub fence (7) down.

• Lock it in place by pushing down locking lever (80).

• Sub fence (7) can be mounted on left or right side of the

rip fence (6).

• When not in use, store the sub fence in storage position.

Use sub fence (for rip cutting narrow

workpiece) (Fig. 17c)

FIG. 17c

FIG. 17d

The miter gauge (2) provides accuracy in angled cuts. For

very close tolerances, test cut is recommended.

Miter gauge (Fig. 18)

FIG. 18

OPERATION

There are two miter gauge grooves, one on either side of

blade. When making a 90° cross cut, use either miter gauge

groove. When making a beveled cross cut (blade tilted in

relation to working table), miter gauge should be located in

groove on right so that blade is tilted away from miter gauge

and hands.

Using miter gauge

• Loosen lock knob (85).

• With miter gauge in miter gauge groove, rotate gauge until

desired angle on scale is reached.

• Retighten lock knob (85).

The adjustment knob allows smaller adjustments when

setting the rip fence.

• Unlock the fence rails locking lever (32).

• Slide the rip fence (6) close to the desired position.

• Slowly turn the adjustment knob (82) to set the rip fence

to desired position. Turn the adjustment knob clockwise

to extend the front and rear fence rails (83, 84) to right.

Turn the adjustment knob counter-clockwise to extend

the front and rear fence rails (83, 84) to left.

• Lock the fence rails locking lever (32).

Adjustment knob (Fig. 17d)