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Miter gauge slot to saw blade adjustment.
Table spring pin
Trunnion spring pin
Table adjustment bolt [Jack]
The table and the trunnion assembly are doweled to the body of the saw with 2 [each]
spring pins. The pins stop movement during transport.
The miter slot is factory set to run parallel with the saw blade, but, if movement has taken
place during transportation of your saw, you will have to knock the spring pins through
the table and the body of the saw, and loosen the table to body clamping screws. Adjust
the table to the saw blade and re-clamp the table to the body. Do not refit the spring pins.
Do not remove the spring pins in the trunnion assembly.
It is easer to move the table to the saw blade rather than the trunnion assembly to the
miter slot.
Note. When loosening the table from the body, only loosen the clamp bolts. Do not
change the setting of the table adjustment bolts. You could affect the flatness of the
table.
Trunnion spring pin Trunnion clamp bolt
Adjusting the table for flatness.
The table is made from cast iron, which is a live material and will move over time.
To help keep your table flat, and to compensate for the cast iron movement, the table is
provided with five adjustment points [one at each corner and one in the middle of the
table] The system uses a jack and clamp. The outer bolt [Jack] has a hole through the
middle, which allows the clamp screw to pull the table down directly onto the jack.
If your table flatness has moved you can compensate as follows.