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7.0 Setup and assembly
Disconnect your table saw
from power source (unplug) before installing
Sliding Table.
IMPORTANT: Do not rush assembly of the Sliding
Table; careful setup from the beginning will reward
the user with accurate cuts and trouble-free
operation. Powermatic recommends allowing 6 to 7
hours for complete installation and alignments.
The following instructions are for installing the
Sliding Table on a Powermatic PM2000B or
PM3000B Table Saw.
If installing on a different table
saw, modifications and/or additional tools may be
needed.
7.1 Tools required for assembly
T-handle hex wrenches, 5/6mm – provided
Open end wrenches, 10/12/13/17mm *
Straight edge
Level
Machinist square
Tape measure or similar scale
Screwdrivers: flat blade and cross-point (Phillips)
Cardboard or wood shims, approx. 1/8-inch thick
* A ratchet wrench with sockets will speed
assembly time.
7.2 Preparation
1. Position your Powermatic table saw in its final
location, with sufficient space on all sides for
operation, loading and off-loading of stock, and
maintenance. Disengage caster system (settle
table saw to floor).
IMPORTANT: It is recommended the sliding
table be left in place after setup and
adjustments. If it is removed and reinstalled,
realignments may be needed.
2. Remove left extension wing from table saw.
3. Remove the on/off switch from the guide tube.
4. Remove guide tube, and front and rear rails,
and install them farther to the right so that they
do not extend past left end of saw table. The
Powermatic rail system has additional holes to
accommodate this shift, without the need for
drilling.
5. Remove motor cover; it can be reinstalled after
sliding table is in place.
6. Check that saw table is level with floor. If
needed, use metal shims beneath saw cabinet
or other means to make level.
7.3 Leg and bracket assemblies
Use HARDWARE BAG 1
1. Install leveler (HB14) with hex nut (HB13) and
washer (HB11) into threaded hole on each leg.
See Figure 7-1. The hex nut is tightened against
the leg to secure setting. Leave about 1-inch
protrusion as shown; final adjustment will be
made later.
2. Install a leg into each bracket (H and I, Figure
7-1). For the Powermatic saw, insert screw
through second hole (see inset, Figure 7-1); this
can be adjusted later if needed.
Figure 7-1
3. Attach storage hooks (HB10) onto the two left
leg bracket assemblies. See Figure 7-2.
Position hook as shown so that it will be correct
when leg is turned upright. Tighten screw.
Figure 7-2