Clarke Woodworker CS6-9C Operating & Maintenance Manual page 10

Fig. 8A shows the table being used in
conjunction with the Mitre Gauge.
Set the gauge to the angle you require
and hold the workpiece firmly against
the gauge, feeding it gently into the
disc.
Keep the workpiece in contact with the
left side of the disc as far as possible.
Fig. 8B shows the table set to an angle.
The mitre gauge may also be used with
this setup.
Angles up to 45 o may be set.
If accuracy is required, check angle
using a suitable square or template.
B. Using the Belt
The Work Stop must be in place when
using the belt horizontally.
Bolt on as shown in Fig.9, ensuring the
flat washer is used between the inner
face of the fence and the body on the
upper bolt.
The lower bolt also secures the lower
blade guard.
When tightening the bolts, ensure a
gap of no more than 2mm exists
between the belt and the work stop,
as indicated.
The belt is used for long pieces, as shown
in Fig. 9A. The workpiece is held firmly
against the work stop.
DO NOT exert too much pressure - a light
touch is all that is required.
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Fig. 8A
Fig. 8B
Fig. 9
Fig. 9A