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6.
Thread a hex hut (A, Fig. 5) onto the sliding pad
(B, Fig. 5) and insert through the fence and rear
hook (C, Fig. 5). Secure in place using a hex
nut, lock washer and flat washer (D, Fig. 5).
7.
Place fence assembly onto the guide rail. The
rear hook should engage the rear rail, Figure 5.
8.
The gap between the bottom of the fence and
the table top should be the same across the
entire table.
9.
The front rail, rear rail and sliding pad can be
raised or lowered to allow for an equal gap. At
the
same
time
make
sure
the
fence
is
perpindicular to the table top (A, Fig. 6).
10. Tighten front and rear rails.
11. Position the fence along the blade and tighten
the handle. To make an adjustment loosen four
hex cap bolts (A, Fig. 7) and align the fence with
the blade. Tighten bolts.
12. Check to see that the pointer (B, Fig. 7) is
aligned with the zero marking on the guide rail.
If adjustment is necessary loosen the screw that
holds the pointer in place. Adjust as necessary.
13. For resawing operations attach the post (A, Fig.
8) to fence with the hand knob.
There is a
slotted hole in the fence that will accommodate
the resaw kit.
Position the post so that it is
centered with the front edge of the blade.
