CHECKING AND ADJUSTING THE CLAMPING PRESSURE
The clamping pressure of each saw mounting bracket should be checked before it is attached to a miter saw.
To Check The Clamping Pressure:
When fitted across the two main crossbars with the locking handle in the down (locked) position, a bracket should
be firm and exhibit no signs of movement. Avoid using excessive force to deploy the locking lever to the down po-
sition. Gently pressing the lever downwards with the palm of your hand should be all the force needed to operate
the locking lever.
To Adjust The Clamping Pressure:
1. Turn the clamp upside down to reveal the mechanism.
2. Loosen the lock nut (Fig. 9 - 1).
3. Turn the adjustment screw (Fig. 9 - 2) clockwise to increase the
clamping pressure. Turn the screw counterclockwise to decrease the
clamping pressure.
4. Tighten the lock nut when the clamping pressure is at the satisfac-
tory level. Adjust for both saw mounting brackets.
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MOUNTING A MITER SAW TO THE STAND
The miter saw stand should fit most miter saws. Refer to the next section on Page 8 for mounting uncommon miter
saws.
1. Remove and safely store the four plastic feet from
underneath the base of the miter saw (Fig. 10). If the
miter saw has a stability block underneath the positive
stop locking lever, remove and safely store it as well.
2. Place the miter saw onto the saw mounting brackets,
making sure the front of the machine faces the locking
handles.
3. Attach the miter saw to the mounting brackets us-
ing four sets of the following combination from your
mounting hardware:
Fig. 10
Fig. 11
OPERATION
Fig. 9
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2
ASSEMBLY & ADJUSTMENTS
1) M6 Carriage Bolts (Short) or M6 Carriage Bolts (Long), depending on the thickness of your miter saw base.
2) M6 Washers (Small) or M6 Washers (Large)
3) M6 Spring Washers and M6 Hex Nuts, or M6 Wing Nuts
4. Finger tighten the nuts and make sure the miter saw is securely mounted onto the mounting brackets (Fig. 11).
NOTE: Only tighten lock nuts and screws to be finger tight at this stage, in case adjustments are needed after at-
taching the miter saw.
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