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vise
Adjustable vise Jaw
the vise jaw on the model g0682 can be adjusted
for maximum support while still providing clear-
ance at a variety of cutting angles. the model
g0682 also features an auxiliary stability bracket
for additional support during cutting procedures.
NOTICE
prior to cutting, both the jaw and stability
bracket must be checked for blade clear-
ance. failure to do this could cause the
blade to contact the vise during the cut,
resulting in damage to the machine.
vise Jaw
figure 25. adjustable vise jaw.
To adjust the vise jaw:
1.
disCoNNeCt saW From poWer!
2.
set the cutting angle, as described in Cutting
Angle on page 20.
3.
lower the saw to check for clearance.
—if the saw blade lowers completely without
touching the vise jaw or stability bracket,
no adjustments are necessary.
—if the saw blade hits the vise jaw, perform
Steps 4–7.
g0682 12" Cold Cut saw (mfg. since 12/10)
stability bracket
—if the saw blade hits the auxiliary stability
bracket, see Auxiliary Stability bracket
on page 22.
4.
loosen the cap screw until the jaw slides
freely (figure 26).
Cap screw
vise Jaw
figure 26. sliding jaw.
5.
slide the jaw so that it is approximately ½"
away from the blade (figure 27).
Note: At certain angle settings, it may not be
possible to set the jaw within the specifica-
tions described above. If this is the case,
adjust the jaw as far as it can go while still
being securely clamped.
Jaw
figure 27. setting blade clearance.
6.
tighten the cap screw.
7.
return to Step 3 and re-check for clearance.
⁄
" gap
1
2
blade
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