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Roughly jack the Timbermaster so that the sliding table is just above the bandsaw
table.
Ensure that the two inner feet are not in contact with the floor.
Move the sliding table to one side of the bandsaw table and jack that side of the
Timbermaster until it just touches the bandsaw table.
Move the sliding table to the other side of the bandsaw table and repeat the
procedure.
Move back to the original side and check that the sliding table is still just touching
the bandsaw table. If it is not just touching the bansaw table re adjust.
Using the jacking feet, adjust the Timbermaster so that the sliding table is square
with the bandsaw blade.
Once the Timber master has been adjusted level
with the bandsaw table and square with the blade,
lower the inner feet until they contact the floor and
take the weight of the Timbermaster. Ensure that
you do not jack the inner feet excessively or they
will cause the timber master to rock.
Check that all the cabinet rollers are in contact with
the sliding table.
If the wheels need adjustment, adjust as follows.
Sliding table just touching the table
Sliding table just touching the table
Inner foot just touching the
floor
