Grizzly G0853 Owner's Manual page 67

Making Repeat Cuts
The database automatically saves the last two rip
fence positions to have been used so they can be
easily accessed for making repeat cuts. Similarly,
the user can simply enter two rip fence positions
for the express purpose of making repeat cuts.
Making repeat cuts using last two positions
1. Double click Dimension Repeat key (see
Figure 125) or press Dimension Repeat key
and then press START key. Rip fence will
move to first most recent position.
F1
mm
F2
inch
F3
CAL.
F4
PROG.
F5
START
Figure 125. Location of Dimension Repeat key.
2.
Load workpiece onto table.
3. Take all safety precautions, turn blades ON,
and make the cut.
4. Turn motors OFF, allow blades to come to a
complete stop, and remove workpiece from
table.
5. Repeat Step 1 to move rip fence to sec-
ond most recent position. This step can be
repeated indefinitely to move back and forth
between the two fence positions.
Making repeat cuts using two new positions
1. On main screen, enter first desired width of
cut using keypad on control panel.
2. Press START key to move rip fence to new
position.
3. Repeat Steps 1–2, but enter second desired
width of cut.
Model G0853 (Mfd. Since 07/18)
+
7 8 9
-
4 5 6
x
1 2 3
-
0 CE
M+ M-
STOP
4. Double click Dimension Repeat key (see
Figure 125) or press Dimension Repeat key
and then press START key to move fence to
first saved position.
5.
Load workpiece onto table.
6. Take all safety precautions, turn blades ON,
and make the cut.
7. Turn motors OFF, allow blades to come to a
complete stop, and remove workpiece from
table.
8. Repeat Step 4 to move rip fence to second
saved position. This step can be repeated
indefinitely to move back and forth between
the two fence positions.
Rip Fence Lockdown Mode
This saw has built-in travel limits to prevent the rip
fence from either crashing into the blade or run-
ning off the end of the extension table—the range
of movement is ⁄ " to 51
3
16
exceed these limits, the rip fence will stop mov-
ing and go into lockdown mode. The digital dis-
play will flash, and the control panel will become
unresponsive.
If this occurs, press and hold the fence release
button on the right-hand side of the rip fence base
(see Figure 126), and manually push the fence
toward the center of the table (a couple of inches
is enough). Then follow the steps provided on
Page 96 to calibrate the rip fence.
Alternatively, press and hold the M+ button on the
control panel keypad to move the rip fence away
from the blade. The screen will stop flashing, and
the control panel keys will resume working normally.
Figure 126. Location of rip fence release button.
⁄ " from the blade. If you
1
4
Fence Release
Button
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