Manual

PIN-END BLADE INSTALLATION ( FIG. L,M )

CAUTION: In orderto avoiduncontrollableliftingof the

workpiece,the teeth of the blade shouldalwayspoint

downward.

1. Install the blade (1) by insertingone end of itthrough

the access hole (6) or throatplateinthe table.Hook

the lowerblade pin inthe pinrecessin the lower

blade holder(5) and then the upperblade pin inthe

upperblade holder(4)(Fig. L).

Fig. L

1 6

BLADE GUARD ASSEMBLY ADJUSTMENT (FIG. N)

When cuttingat angles,the bladeguard assembly(1)

shouldbe adjustedsoitis parallelto thetable and rests

fiatabovetheworkpiece.

1. Toadjust,loosenthe screw(2), tiltthe foot soit's

paralleltotable and tightenthescrew.

2. Loosenthe knob(3) toraise or lowerthe foot untilit

just restson topoftheworkpiece.Tightenknob.

Fig. N

2. Check to see that the pins are properly located in the

upper (4) and the lower (5) blade holders and move

the table (7) to the 0° bevel position by unlocking

the bevel lock knob.

3. To tension the blade (1), lower the quick release

tension lever (2). Check the tension on the blade; if

tension is too tight, turn the levercounterclockwise. If

tension is too loose, turn the lever clockwise (Fig. M).

Note: If the blade is over tensioned, the lever will be

difficult to lower and could result in damage to the

blade holder or blade arm assembly.

Fig. M

SAWDUST BLOWER (FIG. O)

The sawdustblower(1) should be positioned to pointat

the blade and workpiece to blow sawdust out of the

line-of-sight when cutting. It isnot designed to blow all of

the sawdust off the table.

Fig. O