Installation Guide

1. Attach the Trailing Block to the

back slots of the jig using the

bolts. Make sure the pointed nubs

are facing toward the front of the

jig. The pointed nubs create even

contact for rough or uneven lumber.

2. Unbolt the Top Plate from the

Pivot and Locking Knobs. Shift 1”

forward and reattach it through the

two Jointing Slots. In this position

the Top Plate can slide laterally to

accommodate wider boards.

3. To make the cut, hold the jig on top

of your workpiece with the Trailing

Block hooked on the trailing end of

the board. Guide the jig along the

fence, pushing the board as you go.

For even more support, add one or

two GRR- RIPPER GR-200s.

JOINTING

The MICRODIAL Tapering Jig may be used as a large pushblock to

straighten the edge of crooked boards on your tablesaw. Attach the

Trailing Block and shift the jig’s Top Plate to the Jointing Slots. The

MICRODIAL Tapering Jig can straighten the edges of boards up to

approximately 12” wide and 30” long.

SETTING THE MEMORYLOCK™ SYSTEM

The MEMORYLOCK system allows for quickly shifting between two

preset tapers for repeatable cutting. Use the two MEMORYLOCK Stops

to memorize two individual tapers.

1. Set the MEMORYLOCK Stop for the

shallower angle in the slot near the

center of the jig. Position the stop

so the two small nubs rest against

the edge of movable portion of the

jig and tighten the knob. Make sure

the long nub is facing down toward

the bottom of the jig.

2. For the steeper taper, set up the

MEMORYLOCK Stop in the angled

slot towards the rear of the jig. Again

adjust the stop so the two nubs

touch the edge of the movable part

of the jig. With the stops set, you

can switch between them by simply

loosening the locking knob and

pivoting the bottom plate.