Baileigh STS-14120DRO, Operator'S Manual

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If there is a gap at any point, adjust the outboard 4.
crosscut fence mounting cam to square the fence to
the blade.
Loosen the two retaining set screws (A) and adjust 5.
the cam adjustment bolt (B) to square the fence.
When the fence is square, hold the cam in position 6.
and evenly tighten the two retaining set screws and
lock in place with the jam nuts.
To verify the perpendicurity of the crosscut fence, 7.
cut a piece of wood using the following steps.
Position the crosscut table 11-
7/8” (300mm) in from
8.
the of the sliding table.
Use a 14” x 0.125” x 100T (355mm/3.2t/100T) blade
9.
at 5000 rp
m speed and wood board 40” x 40” x 3/4"
(1016 x 1016 x 19mm) for test cut.
Make 5 cuts on the board in the sequence shown, 10.
cutting from NO.1 ~ 5.
Measure diagonally across the the board to check if 11.
the board is square. If the board is not square,
adjust the crosscut fence cam as noted in steps 5
and 6.
Crosscut Fence Scale Adjustment
Raise the main blade to full height. 1.
Disconnect and lockout power to the saw! 2.
Loosen the inboard fence stop and set the stop to 3.
22” using the DRO.
Measure the distance from the saw blade teeth to 4.
the blade side of the fence stop. This measurement
should be exactly 22”. If the measurement is
different, follow the M-10 Calibration to correct the
DRO.
Read the scale measurement dimension. If it is also exactly 22”, the scale is set correctly.
5.
If adjustment is needed, loosen the thumb screw (A) on the bottom of the fence and slide the 6.
scale until the setting is exactly 22”.
Hold the scale firmly in place and tighten the thumb screw. 7.
A
B
A