ATTACHING THE EXTENSION WING
1. Attach the large hex nuts with cap screws
(item #13 from the parts list on page 2) to the
extension wing.
2. Loosen the large hex nuts to allow enough
space for them to slide into the groove that
runs along the side of the table slide (Fig. 26).
3. Slide the extension wing along the groove
and position it at your desired location.
Tighten the cap screws so that the extension
wing is securely fastened to the table slide.
You can adjust the position of the extension
wing to locate anywhere along the side of the
table slide depending on the cutting operation
being performed. Locate the extension wing in
the optimal position wherever additional
support of the workpiece is needed.
Additional extension wings are sold separately
if you wish to add another to your system. Ask
your JessEm dealer for item #07511.
FIG. 26
LEVELING THE EXTENSION WING
1. There are two set screws located above
and below the mounting holes for the
extension wing (Fig. 27). If the extension wing
is not level with the table slide you can adjust
for level by first loosening the mounting
screws slightly. Then tighten the upper set
screw to lower the outside edge. Or, tighten
the lower set screw to raise the outside edge.
Re-tighten the socket head cap screws after
making adjustments for level.
FIG. 27
ATTACHING THE POWER SWITCH
1. If your saws power switch was attached to
the left extension wing you may be able to
attach it in a similar manner under the front
edge of the saws table top. Or you may use
the bracket (item #5 from the parts list on
page 2) and mounting screws provided to
attach the power switch to the bottom of the
undercarriage for the Mast-R-Slide. There are
two tapped holes adjacent to the shot pin
locking knob under the front edge of the
undercarriage to mount the bracket on
(Fig.28). Use the hardware from your switch
to attach the switch box to the bracket.
FIG. 28
ATTACH THE FLIP STOP
1. The flip stop slides in the “T”-track that
runs along the top front of the miter fence
and fence extension. With the pointer lined
up with the “STOP POSITION” mark on the
scale you can read measured cuts on the
fence extension rod (Fig. 25).
FIG. 25
