J. Rip Fence
NOTE: The Rip Fence may be used in either high or low position. Fig14 illustrates the fence
assembled in the high position with the work bearing against face ‘A’.
14
Assembly is as follows:
19. Slide the large screws
(C) into the channel
in the rip fence as
indicated, then mount
the Quadrant (D), on
these screws, and
secure using the wing
nuts provided.
NOTE: If the screws ‘C’ are entered
in the channel ‘G’, then the rip fence
will be at its LOW position with the
work bearing against face ‘B’.
Fig.14
22. Position the inner bracket as shown in Fig 15b, then insert the handle and align the holes in
the brackets and handle before inserting the bolt...Fig. 15C. Screw on the self locking nut
and tighten, ensuring the handles are free to raise and lower smoothly.
L. Tool Hook
20. Attach the Rip Fence Support (E) to the underside of the quadrant, as shown, so that the
post on the support protrudes through the hole in the quadrant, and secure using the knob
head screw (H) and flat washer provided.
K. Handles
21. Bolt the outer brackets to the legs at the front of the machine, in the manner shown in Fig.15a.
Fig.15a
Fig.15b
Fig.15c
Your Contractors Saw is now fully assembled. Before use however, it is
important to ensure that all electrical connections and various adjustments are
correctly made in accordance with the instructions which follow
23. A square hook is provided on which to hang the spanner and push
stick. The hook is entered into the hole on the side of the right hand front
leg, and the locking nut tightened. The hook is indicated in Fig. 1 page
9 and shown in Fig. 16
Fig.16
