Mark V Model 520
Alignment
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ADJUST THE MITER GAUGE FACE
51.
Remove the safety grip from the miter gauge.
Make sure you keep the small, thin washer.
52.
Put the miter gauge in the right slot and place
the combination square against the saw blade
and miter gauge face, as seen in Figure B-82.
Figure B-83
Figure B-84
Figure B-82
53.
If the miter gauge face is not perpendicular to
the saw blade, do the following:
a.
Use a long Allen wrench to loosen the lock
knob (268) and adjust the miter gauge so it
is perpendicular to the saw blade, then
tighten the lock knob. See Figure B-83.
b.
Use a medium screwdriver, loosen the
screw (273) which holds the indicator plate
(275 ), and set its "0" to the miter gauge's
"90". Tighten the screw. See Figure B-84.
55.
Depress the plunger, then turn the stop screw
until you feel it touch the plunger.
56.
To re-check the stop setting, repeat Steps 52
through 55.
ADJUST BOTH 45° STOPS
57.
Loosen the lock knob (268) and pull out the
plunger. Then, at the same time, rotate the
miter gauge and push in the plunger until it
hits the 45° stop (there is one on each side of
the 90° stop).
58.
Use a combination square to set the miter
gauge face at 45° to the saw blade. If the 45°
stop needs adjustment, use a medium screw-
driver to back out the 45° screw 2 to 3 turns.
59.
Depress the plunger, then turn the stop screw
until you feel it touch the plunger.
60.
To recheck the stop setting, repeat Steps 54
through 59.
61.
To adjust the other 45° stop, repeat Steps 57
through 60.
REMOVE THE SAW BLADE
62.
Loosen the table height lock and raise the table
so that it clears the saw blade, then tighten the
lock. Unlock the carriage lock and move the
worktable to the right.
Figure B-85
Figure B-86
ADJUST THE 90° POSITIVE STOP
54
Use a small screwdriver to back out the 90°
stop screw 2 to 3 turns, as shown in Figure B-
85.
63.
Use the 5/32" Allen
wrench to loosen the
arbor set screw. Re-
move the saw blade.
See Figure B-86.
64.
Unlock the table height
lock and lower the table
to a comfortable work-
ing height. Tighten the
lock.
