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STEP 17.
Attach 52" front rail with brackets to the table
top (Fig. 12).
You will need: 2 - 10 x 30mm flat head screws
2 - 10mm flat washers
2 - 10mm lock washers
2 - 10mm nuts
Secure each screw through the upper hole in the rail
support brackets, as shown, keeping the flat washer,
lock washer and nut to the inside of the table. Tighten
snug but not very tight. Tighten the rail brackets 8mm
nuts, leaving the outer ones finger tight.
STEP 15.
Attach support bracket (Fig. 9).
You will need: 3 - 10mm x 30 flat head screws
Attach to the right side of the table saw using the
included T50 torx wrench. Screw directly into the table,
no washers or nuts needed.
STEP 16.
Assemble 52" front rail and brackets (Fig. 10).
You will need: 7 - *8mm carriage bolts
(8 if adding Slide Table)
5 - 8mm lock washers
5 - 8mm nuts
5 - front rail brackets
STEP 18.
Parallel the front rail to the saw table
(Fig. 13).
Using your fence face or a straightedge to
extend the table surface over the rail, make sure the
distance from the saw table top to the rail top is the
same at both the left and right side of the table. If the
rail is not aligned correctly, loosen the mounting screws
slightly and tap on the rail with a soft hammer or a reg-
ular hammer and a block of wood until the distances
are the same. Tighten the hardware securely.
STEP 19.
Attach front rail bracket to support table (Fig. 12).
(If you have a Slide Table skip this step)
You will need: 1 - 10 x 30mm flat head screw
1 - 10mm flat washer
1 - 10mm lock washer
1 - 10mm nut
Attach the support table to the outer front rail support
bracket, keeping the washers and nut on the inside of
the table. Using the fence face as a straight edge, make
sure the front outer corner of the support table is level
with the inner edge and main table surface. Tighten
hardware, including the 8mm rail support bracket nut.
STEP 20.
Carefully move table into position (Fig. 14).
You will need: 2 - 10 x 25mm hex head bolts
4 - 10mm flat washers
2 - 10mm lock washers
2 - 10mm nuts
2 - 8mm lock washers
2 - 8mm nuts
Allow table to rest against the support bracket and over
the M8 x 20 carriage bolts previously installed through
the front rail brackets.
FIG. 9
FIG. 10
NOT NEEDED WITH SLIDING TABLE
TAPE
M8 x 20
FIG. 11
FIG. 12
FIG. 13
STEP 14.
Attach three rear support brackets (Fig. 8)
to
the support table and the back of the saw table.
You will need: 3 - 10 x 35mm hex head bolts
3 - 10mm flat washers
3 - 10mm lock washers
3 - 10mm nuts
Secure a bolt through the round hole in each bracket
with a flat washer, lock washer, and a nut, keeping the
washers and nut to the inside. When tightening nuts,
keep the brackets positioned square to the table. (The
Sliding Table accessory will take the place of one rear
support bracket, the rear rail will attach directly to this
accessory. If you are adding an Outfeed Table, use the
Outfeed Table hanger brackets in place of the two rear
support brackets on the saw table).
FIG. 8
(4 previously removed from rail + 1 from hardware bag)
Assemble carriage bolts, washers and nuts to front rail
brackets (just a few threads).
Put the head of the
carriage bolts into the keyhole slots in the front rail and
slide to engage the square part of the bolt. Run nut
until it is finger tight, repeat for other four brackets(If
you are also adding a Slide Table accessory, the left
most front rail bracket is not needed). When attaching
brackets to the rail, the rail must be positioned so that
the rip scale is right side-up. Also all 5 brackets should
face the same direction.
*Two of the front rail brackets will attach to the 52" Rail
System table and will need an M8 x 20 carriage bolt
through the square hole
(Fig. 11)
.
(If you are also
adding a Slide Table accessory, add M8 carriage bolts
to front rail brackets that attach to the Saw Table.)
It may be helpful to hold the carriage bolts in place with
a piece of tape.
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