Owner`s manual

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Some table saws have a bevel on the leading edge. You can
file your router table to match, if so desired.
Using Your Miter Gauge
The miter track has two slots: an accessory T-slot and a T-bar
compatible miter gauge slot. The accessory T-slot is the
narrower of the two. It accepts 1/4" hex bolts for attaching
Feather-Loc featherboards. The miter gauge slot is used in
conjunction with a miter gauge, and fits standard 3/8" x 3/4"
miter bars (with or without the T-bar). The miter gauge is not
included.
To adjust fence perpendicular to miter gauge, set miter gauge
to 90º, and place in slot (make sure miter track is adjusted,
see step 10). Loosen the fence's T-knobs and align the miter
gauge to fence using a square, as shown.
Dust Collection
File Sharp Edges
Operational Tips
The integral dust collection port is designed to accept a
standard 2-1/2" fitting, typical on most shop vacs. Most of
these fittings actually measure 2-1/4" (outside diameter).
Bench Dog recommends 2-1/2" hose, or larger, because it is
more effective at evacuating dust and chips, and provides
proper air flow over the router motor. Any hose larger or
smaller than 2-1/2" requires an adapter you must provide. If
additional dust collection is needed, a dust port can be
added to your cabinet or motor area. DO NOT USE YOUR
ROUTER TABLE WITHOUT DUST COLLECTION!