microjig MATCHFIT Dado Stop Pro MF-1004 Instruction Manual Download Page 4

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OPERATION PRECAUTIONS & SAFETY

  Do not use this tool if any 

components are damaged . 
Contact your dealer or 
manufacturer for replacement 
parts .

  When not in use, store this 

product on a flat, clean 
surface .

       The  machine  tabletop  used 

in conjunction with this tool 
must be flat and free from 
obstructions other than the 
required fence and one 
cutting element . The tabletop 
must be reasonably level and 
below the waistline .

  You must have a sturdy, 

straight rip fence with a flat 
front surface preferably at 
least 2 .5–3” in height and 
square to the tabletop . The rip 
fence must be long enough 
to cover the entire depth 
from the front to the rear of 
your tabletop . The rip fence 
must also be equipped with a 
locking mechanism to secure 

it on the tabletop so that it is 
parallel to the saw blade at all 
scale settings . 

WARNING! 

DO NOT SKEW THE RIP 
FENCE! The Dado Stop is 
designed to attach parallel 
to the saw blade.

     The rip fence should also be 

accurately calibrated to a 
fixed scale to secure a precise 
cutting width setting .

  A sharp, clean carbide-tipped 

saw blade should be used 
with this tool for crosscutting, 
unless otherwise specified .

  Ensure that your saw blade is 

set vertically at an absolute 90 
degree angle .

  Ensure that your miter gauge 

fits properly and has no play 
within the miter slot .

MAINTENANCE

TABLE SAW PREP

WARNING!

 Never wear loose 

clothing, gloves, bracelets or 
other jewelry that may get 
caught in the moving parts or 
cutting elements .

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ALIGN YOUR BLADE

FOR BEST RESULTS: ALIGN YOUR BLADE

IMPORTANT: 

Run-out varies from table saw to table saw, saw blade 

to saw blade, or a combination of both. 

Each calibrated MATCHFIT 

Setup Gauge works with only one saw blade and table saw 
combination.

To ensure precise fitting dados when changing saw blades,
prepare the blade with a 

reference point.

 This allows you 

to quickly realign your blade to the original setting of your 
Setup Gauge.

Use an oil-based paint marker to 
draw reference dots on the arbor 
flanges, saw blade, and stiffener 
(if applicable) .

Align all reference dots each time 
this saw blade is installed on this 
table saw .

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Summary of Contents for MATCHFIT Dado Stop Pro MF-1004

Page 1: ...crojig com Online MICROJIG com support Become an MJ Insider MICROJIG com newsletter MODEL MF 1004 16 1 Read the Important Safety Disclaimers in this manual prior to use Keep manual for future referenc...

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Page 3: ...no liability for any product not manufactured by it The user must take all necessary precautions when operating a table saw or any other tools as recommended by their manufacturers and as required by...

Page 4: ...ely calibrated to a fixed scale to secure a precise cutting width setting A sharp clean carbide tipped saw blade should be used with this tool for crosscutting unless otherwise specified Ensure that y...

Page 5: ...MDF is preferred over solid wood or plywood Place the Setup Gauge next to the blade Raise the saw blade to the height of the center notch 1 2 9 PREPARING THE SETUP GAUGE FOR DADOS Trim the lower port...

Page 6: ...he Setup Gauge to set Leg 2 of the Dado Stop as shown This will ensure consistent results every time you use this blade Reference 1 2 ALIGN BLADE L 3 2 Assemble the Dado Stop by attaching the Dovetail...

Page 7: ...ip fence to exactly 3 Now move your fence to desired cut width 3 3 Move the stock so that it gently touches Leg 1 Make your cut Repeat as necessary 13 USING THE SETUP GAUGE FOR YOUR DOVETAIL CLAMP PRO...

Page 8: ...ond the edge The MATCHFIT Dovetail Clamp profile fits a 3 8 deep groove made using a 1 2 diameter 14 dovetail router bit The breakthrough dovetail clamp arm design gives you the freedom to create your...

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