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b. Adiusting the Miter Gauge.

(1) Loosen the lock handle, disengage stop pin, hold

the square soLid{_ against the rod assembty a*._d

face and tighten lhe Jack handle firmly by hand

Always tighten the tack handle hand fight o_ly.

Do not use a wrench or pJiers_

(2) Recheck to make sure that tightening the iock

handle did not alter the setting. Remove the

square from the gauge.

(3)

Loosen the two screws that attach the indicator

block to the rod assembly. Shift the indicator

block until the stop can be pushed solidly into

its detent. Hold the indicator btock aligned with

the rod assemb{_/and the stop pin seated firmly

in the detent and tighten the two screws.

(4) Loosen the lack handle and recheck for accuracy

with the combination square. (Make certain the

stop pin is fully seated.) Tighten the Jack handle

and readjust if necessary.

(5) After completing the above adiustment, _oasen

the pointer attaching screw, set pointer at "0"

(zero) and tighten the screw.

NOTE: Detents at the two 45-degree positions

are jig bored. When the gauge is adjusted

for 90-degree cut, the 45_degree positions

are col'root.

(6) Remove the miter gouge from saw tabJe until

remaining checks have been completed.

13. lnstaq! Saw Guard Assembly as Follows:

a. Installing Splitter BJede Bracket.

(1) Install the two 5/16-18xSi8-inch, hex-head

screws laosemy in holes at rear of saw cradle as

these screws cannot be installed after attaching

the splitter blade bracket_ (See figure 340 These

are the screws thai secure the motor support in

the cradle.

(2) tnstaH the splitter b;ade bracket with two 5/16-

18xl inch box-head screws. Tighten screws

finger tight at this time.

(3) Refer to figure 35 and hold the splitter rod to

the left of splitter support_ Rotate the splitterrod

so the "flat" on the rodis toward the operator.

Then slide the spJiffer rod into the spfitter sup-

port from the left until the pin (through the rod)

bottoms in the slots in splitter support. (See figure

35.) Tighten the thumb screw firmly against the

"'flat'" af splitter rod.

(4) Slide the splitter rod (attached to splitter sup-

port) into the sp{iii'er blade bracket until the

splitter blade is directly behind the saw blade.

(See figure 36.) Do not be concerned if the split-

ter bar does nat align with saw blade vertically

as this will be Corrected in the next step. "lFighten

the socket-head set screw in splitter blade bracket

with a 5/32-inch he×-L wrench.

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