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The locking block has a T-shaped foot which
slides in to the slot in the sliding carriage table.
Fit the flip-over length stop by feeding the head
of the bolt into the T-shaped slot on the top side
of the fence.
The ratchet handle locks the stop in place.
The stop plate can be flipped over to engage or
disengage it.
Push up the locating stop from below the
carriage. Use a square to check the crosscut
fence is set at 90 degrees to the blade.
If necessary adjust the stop by loosening the
grub screw/locknut and rotating the pin insert to
set the angle using a screwdriver in the slot.
Check the sliding table is horizontally aligned
with the main table. It should also be slightly
higher (Up to 1mm) in order to allow a clamped
workpiece to move across the main table.
Adjustment can be made by loosening the
appropriate nuts/bolts holding the four mounting
brackets.
Level Adjustment
Height Adjustment
The sliding mitre fence can be used on either
side of the blade. Slide the T-bar into a slot in
the main table.
Holes are provided to allow a timber fence to be
attached in order to give additional support to
the workpiece.
The ratchet handles are used to lock the fence
in the desired position.
Read the set angle here
Engaging the pre-set plunger allows the 3
common positions of 90 degrees, 45 left and 45
right to be quickly and accurately set.
The positions can be fine tuned using the
appropriate screw/locknuts situated below the
scale.
