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Pull Rods: (refer to Diagram “D”, No. 14 on Page No. 8)
It is important that both blades finish the cut on the material at the same time. If you are getting tear-out on one
side, then a pull rod adjustment may be necessary. The pull rods are tapped left and right, and operate as a turn-
buckle. By loosening the lock nuts and turning the pull rod, the blade is adjusted up, or down from its original
position. A turn to the right shortens the pull rod length. A turn to the left lengths the pull rod. This adjustment
may be necessary after replacing or resharpening blades. It can also eliminate tear-out on wood mouldings. A
chip breaker can be provided as an optional accessory to support the scrap piece and support the material next to
the blade edge—also helping to eliminate tear-out.
**Do not adjust safety upstroke bolt to contact table
(for safety purposes only).
Other Repairs:
See specific areas within the manual for additional information on repairs and maintenance.