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For Machines Mfd. Since 3/21
South Bend Tools
Model SB1119/SB1120
S E R V I C E
3. Lay straightedge across outer insert and
table surface in pattern shown in Figure 84.
Straightedge
Table Insert
Table Surface
+
+
+
Flat Head
Screws (1 of 3)
Figure Figure 84. Straightedge and surface pattern. . Straightedge and surface pattern.
4. Adjust flat head screws so ends of
straightedge lay flat on table surface at all
positions of pattern above (see Figure 85).
IMPORTANT: Table insert and surface must
be aligned evenly to ensure workpiece does
not catch on table insert or surface and kick
back.
5.
Replace inner table inserts, one at a time,
then use straightedge to re-check inserts. If
necessary, adjust set screws in inner inserts
to seat them level with table in all directions
using technique from Step 3.
Figure Figure 85. Example of adjusting table inserts. . Example of adjusting table inserts.
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Calibrating
Fence Scales
The Model SB1119/SB1120 features forward and
reverse spindle rotation; either fence face can
function as the infeed or outfeed fence. However,
the scales indicating the fence face placement
on the fence assembly need to be accurately
calibrated to allow for accurate micro-adjusting.
The factory made these adjustments during
production, but you may need to adjust the
settings if they have been altered.
Tools Needed Qty
Hex Wrench 3mm .................................................1
Wrench or Socket 10mm .......................................1
To calibrate fence scales:
1. DISCONNECT MACHINE FROM POWER!
2. Unlock both fence lock handles and
turn micro-adjustment knobs fully
counterclockwise (see Figure 86).
Fence Fence
Micro-Adjustment Micro-Adjustment
Knob Knob
Figure Figure 86. Fence adjustment components. . Fence adjustment components.
Fence Fence
Lock Handle Lock Handle
— If fence scales both indicate 0", no
calibration is required.
— For each fence scale that does not indicate
0", perform Steps 3–6 before proceeding
to Aligning Fence Faces to ensure
fence faces are parallel before resuming
operation.