Before you first use your new miter guide please ensure that you have followed the assembly instructions provided
and that all connections are mechanically secure. After you verify that it is assembled and functioning properly, sim-
ply remove the old miter guide from your table saw and follow the guidelines below.
This innovative new miter guide design is intended to replace the original equipment guide that was provided with
your table saw at the time of purchase. The guide bar will fit into the standard 3/8” by 3/4” slot or T-slot on most table
saws. If your table saw does not have a T-slot simply remove the flat washer under the leading edge of the guide bar
using the allen key provided.
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SAFETY REMINDERS
Your new miter guide was designed and engineered with ease-of-use, accuracy and safety in mind. Do not modify
this device or use it for purposes other than that for which it was intended. When used properly the Osborne miter
guide will enable you to produce the cleanest and flattest cross cuts possible on your table saw. As a result, you will
also produce the best miter joints possible. This does not reduce or eliminate the necessity for you to understand
and comply with all the safety requirements and recommendations outlined in manuals provided by the original
equipment manufacturer. For your own safety, read the owners manual carefully and become aware of the tool’s
limitations. You, as the owner of a powerful piece of woodworking equipment, are responsible for its proper
maintenance and safe operation. Failure to be mindful of safety procedures and practices can result in
devastating personal injury.
Ensure that all guards are in place and functioning properly. Keep the machine tuned up. To reduce the potential
for binding or kick back, keep your blade sharp, and make sure it is properly aligned relative to the guide slots.
Check the tools frequently for loose, damaged or malfunctioning components. Lubricate it as recommended,
ensure it is properly grounded and avoid damp or wet locations. Always take the time to disconnect the power
supply before you perform any maintenance or repair. Clear away hand tools and other objects before you turn
the machine on. When cross cutting on a table saw you must maintain firm control of the work piece, but
remember to let the tool do the work. You should never need to force the material through the cut. Please keep
children or unqualified persons away from the equipment. Keep the work area clean. Dress appropriately for
operating woodworking equipment. Wear safety glasses and noise suppressors. Do not wear loose clothing or
anything around your neck that might get caught and draw you down into the machine.
IDENTIFICATION OF MAIN PARTS AND COMPONENTS
Extension Clamp Knob
Flip Stop
Fence Extension
Fence Clamp Knobs
Inner Brace
Detent Plunger
Outer Brace
Eccentric Lock Screw
Adjustment Slot
Adjustment Set Screw
Angle Clamp Knob
Fence
Adjuster
Guide Bar
Handle
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