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To adjust the outfeed table’s height, loosen the hand-
wheel lock knob (B), and the table height locking lever
(C), then adjust the table’s height using the handwheel
until the knife barely touches the straightedge.
Once the table height is set, re-tighten the handwheel
lock knob and table height locking lever.
Adjusting Infeed Table Height
The depth of cut is determined by the infeed table’s
height. Never set the cut depth greater than 1/8”. To ad-
just infeed table height, loosen the handwheel lock knob
(D), and the table height locking lever (E).
Pull out and hold the 1/8” depth stop lock pin (F), then
adjust the table’s height using the handwheel (G) until
the desired depth of cut is reached, then re-tighten the
handhweel lock knob and table height locking lever.
There is a gauge that indicates depth of cut next to the
infeed table adjustment knob (H).
B
C
G
H
F
D
E
Adjusting the Fence
The fence is adjustable front to back to accommodate
different workpiece sizes, but also for safety. The
fence should be adjusted before operation to mini-
mize the amount of cutterhead exposed during usage.
Adjusting Fence Position
To move the fence front to back, loosen the locking
handle (A), slide the fence over the cutterhead as
required (B), and re-lock the handle.
A
B
Setting Infeed Table Limits
The infeed table minimum and maximum height are lim-
ited by a pair of bolts on the rear of the infeed table. To
set the table’s minimum height, loosen the lower bolt (I),
set the infeed table at the desired height, and re-tighten
the lower bolt.
I
J
To set the table’s maximum height, loosen the upper bolt
(J), set the infeed table at the desired height, and re-
tighten the upper bolt.
