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1. Fit the wheels with washers on both sides of each
wheel. Make sure that the bearing sleeve is in the hub
of the wheel. Do not overtighten the nut; the wheel
must be able to spin freely.
2. Support the stand on the legs with feet and open out
the legs with wheels.
3. Undo the clip holding the saw table and raise the
table. Open out the table support and locate it in its
bracket. Make sure that the catch locks properly.
4. Attach the roller supports and the short locking
knobs.
5. Attach the long locking knobs which lock the table
extension.
A. Roller support (one at each end)
B. Short locking knob for the roller supports (two on
each end)
C. Long locking knob for table extension (one on each
end)
Attaching a power tool
Note!
Caretully read the safety instructions and
instruction manual of the power tool before mounting
the tool onto the stand. ANoIays unplug/remove the
battery of the power tool before attaching it to the stand.
1. Put the power tool in its transportation position; lock
the saw head, etc.
2. Bolt the saw mounting brackets onto the power tool.
Pass the bolts up through the slots in the brackets and
holes in the tool from underneath and then fit washers
and nuts onto the ends of the bolts. For power tools
with asymmetrical hole patterns use an adaptor plate
(our art. no 40-7962).
3. Hook the mounting brackets with the attached
power tool onto the saw stand. First hook the brackets
over the rear of the rail and then push the front of the
brackets with the locking levers down onto the front of
the rail and push the levers down to lock the brackets.
The locking levers can be adjusted using the adjusting
screws on the inside of the brackets.
