F
eatures and benefits
P 2 / 15
Powerful 1,650W Motor
Five-level-height Adjustable Stand Set
(option)
The height from the ground to the table top can be selected
as follows;
630mm(24-3/4"), 580mm(22-3/4"), 520mm(20-1/2"),
450mm(17-3/4"), 260mm(10-1/4")
It is convenient to carry the tool with.
Provides increased flatness
for high precision cutting.
Delivers enough power to smoothly
rip two-bys.
Left Extension Table Set (option)
Sliding Guide Set (option)
for precise cut of bigger wooden
workpiece using angle rule ass'y
Rear Extension Table Set
Standard equipment for Europe
Option for Other countries
13/16" Dado head set can be used
(exclusively Canada, USA, Mexico and Panama)
Note: Be sure to replace some parts in accordance
with the instruction manual exclusively for
the above countries when using Dado head
set.
Machined Table Top
Smooth Operating Ruler ass'y
with High Accuracy
T-Slot Grooves for Angle rule
Prevents Miter gauge rising from the
table.
3/8"x 3/4" T-slot size allows for use
of third parties' various accessories.
Safety guard can be
installed/removed
without tools.
(Canada, USA, Mexico,
Panama and Europe only)
Storage Hooks for Power Supply Cord
*
With Electric Brake
*
Allows for ripping a 4'x8' wooden
workpiece.
Right Extension Table Set
Easy-to-operate Large On-Off Switch
With soft start feature for 220V-240V countries
and 110V of UK
With anti-restart device for China and Europe
*marks: the same features as the model 2703
Easy-to-Read Scale
With large graduations and
magnifying lens
Accessories can be stored on the machine.
The following accessories can be stored;
TCT Saw blade, Ruler ass'y, Angle rule ass'y, Push stick,
Wrenches, Safety guard, Dado blade
With anti-loss device for blade fixing knob
Chips and sawdust inside of frame can be collected
using dust extractor.
Joint for ø45mm Hose of Dust Extractor
(Europe, Turkey, South Africa: standard)
Maximum:
630mm(24-3/4")
Minimum:
260mm(10-1/4")
Table top
slides along with rails and positions
easily thanks to its large lock-lever
and lock-mechanism.
