Oliver 10010, Руководство пользователя

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Rail
Screw FIG. 56
Straight Edge
STEP 3:
If the table insert is flush with
the table, no adjustment is needed. If
not, go to STEP 4.
STEP 4:
Adjust the table insert flush by
loosen or tighten the leveling screws on
FIG. 54 . NOTE: Loosen the leveling
screws to raise the table insert while
tighten the leveling screws to lower the
table insert.
F. FENCE SCALE ADJUSTMENT
The rail scale shows the width/length of
finished cuts. If your finished cuts do
not match with the scale on the rail,
follow the following steps.
STEP 1: Raise saw blade all the way up
to its maximum height.
STEP 2:
Place the fence on the right
side of the blade and slide it toward the
blade until the fence just touches the
saw blade teeth.
NOTE: Do not push
too hard or the blade might deflect.
STEP 3:
Look at the right-side scale
reader, and if the pointer matches up
with the zero mark, no adjustment is
needed. If not, go to next step.
STEP 4: Loosen two screws on the
indicator window as shown in FIG. 55 ,
and slide the indicator window to align
the mark with zero. Then, tighten the
screws.
G. MITER GAUGE
ADJUSTMENT
If the cutting angle set on the miter
gauge appears to be inaccurate, the
miter gauge rail and its plate might be
misaligned. follow the steps below to
adjust the miter gauge to its correct
alignment.
STEP 1:
Loosen the screw as shown in
FIG. 56
and lay a straight edge in
contact with the rail.
STEP 2: When the rail and the plate is
at 90
°
Tighten the screw.
Screws
FIG. 55
Straight
Edge
FIG. 54
Leveling Screws
E. LEVELING TABLE INSERT
(CONTINUED)
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