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3.
From your 2 front mounting points (fig
9, grey), measure at a 90 degree angle
back to a point that is equal to your rear
mounting point.
NOTE:
This distance cannot exceed
14 inches (35.6 cm) from the front mount.
4.
Mark the 2 rear corner mounting bracket
holes (fig 9, black) as well as the remaining
mounting hole(s) for your saw (fig 9, white),
remembering to leave them all
1/2” (15 mm) from each edge.
5.
You can now drill holes at your marked
positions. Use a drill bit that is slightly
larger than the mounting hardware that you
will be using.
6.
You can now attach the adaptor plate and
miter saw to the saw mounting brackets.
The adaptor plate will be placed between
the bottom of the miter saw and the top of
the saw mount brackets.
1/2 in. / 15 mm
Example of a skewed
rear mounting point
Example of a skewed
rear mounting point
Example of a rear
mounting point where
tool has 3 mounting
points rather than 4
Front of saw
No more than 14 in. (35.6 cm)
fig 9
