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4.
Install fence onto table, then loosen fence
knobs (see Figure 126), pull fence up from
center, and tighten each knob.
5.
Loosen top lock nuts on fence flange and lock
nut on rear rail foot, shown in Figure 126.
Top
Adjustment Screws
Lock Nut
Figure 126. Fence components used to adjust
fence height and squareness to table.
6.
Turn top adjustment screws and rear foot
screw so there is approximately
ance between bottom of fence and table,
front-to-back and side-to-side, then tighten
lock nuts.
7.
Place square on table and against face of
fence, as shown in Figure 127, to check if
fence is square to table.
— If fence is square to table, proceed to
Parallelism & Clamping Pressure.
— If fence is not square to the table, proceed
to Step 8.
90° Square
Figure 127. Checking if fence is square to table.
8.
Loosen top lock nuts and adjust top screws
(see Figure 126) to make fence face 90° to
table, then tighten lock nuts.
-72-
Rear Rail
Knob
Foot
(1 of 3)
Fence Flange
⁄
" clear-
1
16
Fence
Table
Parallelism & Clamping Pressure
The rear set screws control the position of the
fence in relation to the blade and the clamping
pressure of the fence. Before starting this pro-
cedure, make sure the blade is parallel with the
miter slot.
To adjust fence parallelism and clamping
pressure:
1.
DISCONNECT MACHINE FROM POWER!
2.
Lock fence, tap front side with your fist, and
check to see if it moved sideways over table.
— If fence did not move, proceed to Step 5.
— If fence moved, remove it from table and
proceed to Step 3.
3.
Turn each rear set screw in
Figure 125 on Page 71). Glide pads on fence
flange should just touch fence tube.
4.
Re-install fence and repeat Step 2.
5.
Slide fence against right-hand edge of miter
slot and lock it in place, as shown in Figure
128.
Fence
Face
Miter
Slots
Top View
Figure 128. Example of aligning fence to miter
slot.
Model G0899 (Mfd. Since 10/20)
⁄
of a turn (see
1
th
6
Flush
Side View (Good)
A
Overlap
Side View (Bad)
B
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