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3.
Fit the 5/16"-18 Countersunk Screw (9) up through the
hole in the back corner of the Base (6) and thread on the
Easy-to-Grip Tall Handle (10). Fully tighten the Tall Handle.
4.
Apply the two Anti-Slip Strips (11), spacing them evenly
between the slots in the Base (6).
Mount the Fence to the Base
1.
Fit the 5/16"-18 x 1
1
⁄
2
" T-Bolts (12) up through the slots in
the jig Base (6).Then Fit the Adjustable Fence assembly
onto the T-Bolts.
2.
Thread the 1" Round Knobs (5) onto the 5/16"-18 x 1
1
⁄
2
"
T-Bolts (12) to secure the Adjustable Fence assembly
to the Base (6).
Set Up at the Saw
1.
With your table saw unplugged, confirm that the blade is
parallel with the miter slot. If it is not, adjust it according
to the manufacturer’s guidelines.
2.
Lower the saw blade and place the jig on the saw table. Adjust
the nylon set screws in the Miter Bar (7) with the included
Mini Screwdriver so the jig slides freely in the saw’s miter
track.
Fig. 1.
Mount the Fence to the Base
Fig. 1
THESE WARNINGS PERTAIN
TO ALL REMAINING STEPS:
>
To avoid serious injury, keep hands
and fingers out of the path of the
spinning blade. Maintain awareness
of the blade and safe hand position
at all times. Make sure fingers and
hands are not positioned in the
path of the blade.
>
When using the Small Parts Taper Jig, the Miter
Bar (7) should be positioned in the miter slot on
the right side of the saw blade.
> In the setup process on many saws, your initial cut
will remove a narrow piece of the jig’s Base (6) to
fit your specific saw and to create zero-clearance
support. Do NOT remove more than 1/2” from the
edge of the jig Base.
>
Do
NOT
use the jig without the Easy-to-Grip
Tall Handle (10) installed. Before each use, make
sure that the Tall Handle is fully tightened to the
jig Base (6).
The Miter Bar (7)
MUST
be able to slide
freely forward and backward without side-to-side play.
NEVER
attempt to force the jig if it fails to slide freely.
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