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29. use both arbor wrenches, as shown in figure
41, to verify that the scoring blade arbor nut is
tight. (the scoring blade arbor nut has right-
hand threads and tightens clockwise.)
note: If the scoring blade is not pre-installed,
install it now, making sure to place the arbor
flange between the arbor nut and blade dur-
ing installation.
figure 41. removing the scoring blade.
30. Move the scoring blade tilt to 0˚ (blade 90˚
to table), then raise it up, using the vertical
adjustment knob (figure 42), until enough
of the wedge shaped teeth are exposed from
the table surface to equal the same width as
the main blade teeth.
scoring
Blade vertical
Adjustment
scoring Blade
horizontal
Adjustment
figure 42. scoring blade adjustment controls.
g0451 14" sliding table saw
31. Move the rip fence against the main blade (or
scoring blade) as shown in figure 43.
figure 43. Fence used to align blades.
32. Adjust the scoring blade, using the horizontal
adjustment controls, until the rip fence evenly
touches both blades.
33. Move the rip fence against the blades again.
loosen the screws securing the scale bar,
line up the 0" mark on the scale with the left
edge of the rip fence, then tighten the scale
bar mounting screws.
34. set the rip fence to
ring with set screw on the round rail against
the fence housing. Without moving the ring,
move the fence housing out of the way, and
secure the set screw on the ring, as shown
in figure 44. When installed correctly, this
ring will prevent the fence from contacting the
blade.
Adjustable ring
w/set screw
figure 44. securing the adjustable ring.
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", slide the adjustable
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