4. Hold the fence in place with one hand and tighten the
first screw
.
5. If needed, adjust a little further with the remaining bit of
play, then tighten the second screw
.
ALIGNMENT OF THE FENCE PARALLEL TO THE MITER SLOT
To make satisfactory rip cuts, your fence must be aligned perfectly parallel with the miter slot in the table. Slide the
fence over to the T-slot on your saw, as shown in the second diagram. Lock down the fence handle and make a visu-
al check to verify if the fence is parallel with the T-slot along its entire length. You can also place a small block of
wood, upright into the T-slot and slide it from front to back checking its distance from the face of the fence.
If the fence is not parallel, it can be adjusted as follows:
1. Make sure the guide fence is locked on the rails
(locking handle down).
2. With a 8 mm Allen key, loosen (without removing)
both screws
that attach the fence to the fence
base.
3. Manually adjust the fence
, so that it is parallel with
the miter slot
.
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