Instructions / Assembly

Attaching the Band Saw Trak

Refer to Fig. 3

The Trak attaches to the Clamp Block via the Adapter Bracket. These

parts are designed in such a way that the fence may be used on

either side of the blade. In addition to this feature the Trak may be

positioned anywhere along the Adapter Bracket. By loosening the

anchoring bolts and simply sliding the Trak along the face of the

Adapter Bracket the Trak can be positioned forward for situations

where additional support is required in front of the blade. This

unique mounting system will also allow the user to rotate the Trak

90° to create a Low Profile fence. Maximum guide support is main-

tained while making narrow cuts where the fence would normally

interfere with the guide system.

1. Insert the head of each of the 1/4-20 x 2-1/2” bolts into the

single groove of the inside face of the Band Saw Trak.

2. Align these bolts to fit into the openings of the Adapter

Bracket uprights. Lower the Trak along the face of the

Adapter Bracket until the Trak is supported by the band

saw table surface and the Adapter Bracket.

3. Place a 1/4” Brass Washer on each bolt and follow with the

Black T-Knob. A rigid connection between the Clamp Block and

the Trak is formed after tightening the Black T-Knobs.

4. Test the operation of the Band Saw Fence by sliding it back

and forth along the Mounting Rail.

Tip

An effortless movement of the fence to the left and right can be

obtained by tightening the Lock Down Knob to “pull” the fence

square with the double-dovetail locking mechanism then backing-off

the Lock Down Knob ever-so-slightly. Experiment with the position

of the Lock Down Knob to attain the smoothness you desire when

positioning the fence

Figure

Adapter

Bracket

Lock Down Knob

Clamp Block

1/4”x2-1/2”

Hex Bolts

Regular cutting position

Low proﬁ le position of fence allows blade guard to

be lowered

Black T-Knob

Band Saw Trak

1/4” Brass Washer