21-0901
Southern Technologies, LLC
Waukegan, IL 60087
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INSTALL GUARD
1. Slide the 1/4"-20 x 1/2" hex bolts into the T-Slot in the top of
the front fence.
2. Place the blade guard onto the 1/4"-20 x 1/2" hex bolts and
secure with the 1/4"-20 acorn hex nuts. DO NOT tighten.
Figure 12
Blade
Guard
1/4"-20 x 1/2" Hex Bolts
1/4"-20 x 1/2"
Hex Bolts
T-Slot in
T-Track
on Front
Fence
1/4"-20 Acorn
Hex Nut
3. Position the blade guard with the rear channel centered over
the blades path. Use the slot in the table saw's throat plate
as a guide.
4. Tighten the 1/4"-20 acorn hex nuts to lock the blade guard
in place.
CAUTION
When cutting do not push the sled too
far. Make sure the blade stays inside the guard.
Blade's Path
Figure 13
1/4"-20
Acorn Hex
Nuts
Throat
Plate
Blade Guard
INSTALL THE FLIP STOP
Slide the T-Bolt on the flip stop into the T-Slot in the top of the
front fence, tighten the knob. The arm on the flip stop functions
as an easily adjustable stop and can be flipped up when
not needed.
Figure 14
Knob
Flip Stop
The 3" fence flip stop is extremely versatile and quickly converts
from inboard to outboard position for a variety of applications.
In addition, the flip arm can be moved from right to left to match
your feed direction requirements.
• Slide the T-Bolt on the bottom of the flip stop into the T-Slot on
the top of the front fence. See Figure 14.
• In the inboard position, the stop works with the T-Track fence
and functions as an easily adjustable stop.
• In the outboard position, the body rotates and the flip arm
moves out. In this position the stop can work with the T-Track
fence and a 3/4" sacrificial wood board.
To Convert from Inboard to Outboard Position
Remove the knob and T-Bolt and rotate the stop body 180°.
Replace the knob and T-bolt. See Figure 15.
inboard
outboard
transition
Figure 15
Knob
Stop Body
T-Bolt
THE SLED IS READY TO USE
Figure 16
DO NOT CUT ABOVE
THIS MARK