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Fig. 4.6
4. Saw Unit Assembly
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4.4 Fitting The Sliding Table
1. Before fitting the sliding table onto the table saw. Check if the saw
blade is square to the table.
2. Wind the blade up through the table slot . Check if the blade is
parallel with the table slot and make sure that the gap shown is a
minimum of 3 mm,
Fig.4.6
.
3. If the table is out of parallel with the blade, loosen the 4 socket head
screws on the underside of the table, but do not fully remove them.
To aid adjustment, place a spacer of suitable size between the blade and
the table insert (eg. 3mm diameter drill bit or shim). Gently tap the side
edges of the table using a soft faced mallet to make fine adjustments.
Change the position of the spacer from the front to the rear of the blade
to ensure that the gap is equal along the full diameter of the blade.
When satisfied that the table is correctly adjusted, tighten the 4 socket
head screws.
Fig. 4.7
Allen bolts and washers
4.3 Cabinet Stand Assembly - Fig 4.5
Tools needed: 10mm & 13mm Spanner.
Assemble the four panels A,B,C & D as shown using M6 x 15 mm bolts, M6
washers & M6 nuts.
Ensure that the front panel (A) and rear panel (C) are correctly
Identified and positioned.
Attach the rubber feet (E) to each corner of the stand.
Position the main body of the machine on to the assembled stand and
secure using the M6 x 15mm bolts provided.
Please note: Ensure that all fixings are fully tightened. Failure
to do so may cause vibration and reduce the stability of the
machine.
A
B
C
D
E
1
2
3
Fig 4.5
4.5 Adjusting the sliding table
The sliding table is pre-adjusted in the factory. If it is out of parallel or not
sliding smoothly, you can make adjustments according to the
instructions below.
Fig. 4.8
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