Axminster TSCE-12R, Instruction Manual

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Sliding Table Setting & Installation-Option
If the cross cut table is not set parallel to the saw blade this causes heeling; that is ;
the blade is not parallel to the saw cut. Heeling is hard on the blade and can cause
excess vibration .Start by checking that the cross cut shaft is level to the top of the
table . The Two Hex Bolt that are used to fasten the bar to the table and the bar can
therefore be adjusted to suit. To do this, simply follow these direction:
With the rolling table removed. Place a combination square up to the table and take
a measurement from the top edge of the bar Figure. The should have been set at
70mm.Adjust the far end of the bar until it too measures 70mm.
Next roll the table onto the bar and position on the jib.
With table in its foremost position roll it forward until the cross cut fence is just over
the front of the machine table. This Level Set have been adjusted at the factory
.after a period of use , or after moving the saw to another loction . the Level may no
longer be set properly. Using the adjustable jib pin ( illustrated below ) set the gap
between the fence and the table to 0.5mm.Lock off the jib nut.
70mm
A
A Hex Bolt
Measurement 'A' must be equal
Sliding Table Stop Sliding Table Stop
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