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SKU 97816
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SET up INSTruCTIONS
Machine Set up
To improve the Table Saw’s stabil-
1.
ity during shipping, the machine was
bolted to a pallet. The pallet must be
removed prior to using the Table Saw.
To do so:
Open the Motor Cover (114), and
•
remove the four Screws at the bot-
tom of the Cabinet (101). Then
remove the large Steel Plate (107)
from the bottom of the Cabinet.
After removing the large steel plate,
•
you will find two Cap Bolts screwed
through the bottom of the Cabinet
(101) and into the pallet. Use a
wrench or power tool (not included)
to remove the two Cap Bolts.
(See
Figure C.)
You may now lift (using proper lift-
•
ing devices) the Table Saw up and
off the pallet.
FIgurE C
2. A temporary Motor Brace has been
installed for shipping purposes. Re-
move this Brace before continuing
with assembly. The Bolts that secure
the Brace should be screwed back
in at the locations from which they
came.
(See Figure d.)
To avoid rust, the unpainted surfaces
3.
of the Table Saw have been factory-
coated with a waxy oil during ship-
ment. Remove the waxy oil with a
solvent or citrus-based degreaser.
NOTE:
Chlorine-based cleaners and
solvents will damage the painted sur-
faces of the Table Saw.
FIgurE d
MOTOr
BrACE
Work Area Set up
Designate a work area that is clean,
1.
dry, level, and well-lit. The area
should have room enough to allow
movement around the Table Saw with
long pieces of woodstock.
The work area must not allow access
2.
by children or pets to prevent injury
and distraction.
There must not be hazardous ob-
3.
jects, such as utility lines or foreign
objects, nearby that will present a
hazard while working.
Once located, set a carpenter’s level
4.
on the Table (126) of the Saw and
level the machine from front to back
and side to side. If necessary, use
shims (not included) under the cor-
ners of the Saw.
