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Initial Assembly...
Your saw is packed in the box partially assembled. Unfortunately this is more of an exercise to ensure that
the components are inserted in the correct positions than a shortening of the build time. e.g. the blade is
fitted, the securing bolt for the tilt mechanism is inserted in the tilt quadrant with the washer and the locking
butterfly nut threaded on to the bolt, etc..
Please make careful note of the positions of the various components if you have cause to
disassemble, whilst putting the machine together. (Now there’s an oxymoron)
Take all the easily removable items out of the box, tip the box up so that the base of the saw is to the
ground, remove all the polystyrene packaging from around the saw (open both sides of the box?) then
“corner walk” the saw out of the box. If this is still awkward, split the top of the box, fold the box material flat
on the floor, and “wriggle” the saw off the cardboard. (The best method of moving the saw is with a ‘hug’ lift
through the neck of the saw, holding the saw back against your body and lifting by straightening your legs).
Assemble the floor stand as follows:-
Remove the pre-assembled M8x15 bolts, nuts and washers from the packet, remove the nuts and the
washers, separate into different piles, put close to hand. Match the long and the short X-ties of the stand
and select either pair. Take one of the legs and bolt one of the X-ties to it, (the X-ties go on the inside of the
leg ), insert a bolt from the outside of the leg, through the X-tie, fit the washer and the nut, (at this stage do
not tighten any of the nuts and bolts),bolt another leg to the other end of the X-tie following the same
procedure. Fit the other X-tie with the other two legs, and then join these two assemblies together using the
other paired X-ties. When all is assembled, ensure the floor stand is on a flat surface and tighten up all the
nuts and bolts. (You will need a 13mm spanner and a large X-point screwdriver). Assemble the 4 rubber pad
feet to the bottoms of the legs.
Assemble the Table
Assemble the back rail to the rear of the table by inserting the M6 bolts and washers, through the predrilled
holes in the extrusion. Because of the off-centre hole the back rail cannot be fitted the ‘wrong’ way.
(See fig 1)
Using the four hex bolts and washers supplied to mount the fence rail by sliding the tongue under the edge
of the table with the cut-outs about the bolts, above the washers. Introduce until fence rail body is against
the edge of the table. (See fig 1a) Tighten the 4 bolts securely.
(DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN, remember this is a casting, over-tightening could cause the threads to
strip).
Fit the guide fence by clipping the rear clamp over the back rail first and dropping the front clamp over the
fence rail. (See fig 2a) Push down on the lock lever, and ensure the fence clamps up correctly. (See fig 2d) If
not, adjust the clamping system by tightening or loosening the nut on the end of the torsion rod at the rear
end of the guide fence blade. (See fig 2b)
Check the guide fence is set parallel to the blade. Any slight discrepancy can be taken out by loosening the
4 No. caphead bolts that secure the blade of the guide fence to the clamping body, adjust and re-tighten.
Larger discrepancies may require that the fence rail is angled slightly.
The dimensioning scales have adjustable index plates set in the fence guide front clamp body to enable the
scales to be zero read. (See fig 2c)