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WARNING
Risk of serious personal injury. Always make sure the
miter saw is fully supported and securely attached to
a level work surface. Make sure the miter saw stand is
located on a flat surface.
• Lift and slightly tilt the saw/mounting bracket assembly
toward you and position it onto the miter saw stand.
While depressing the release levers, hook the mounting
bracket onto the rail, lower the assembly onto the stand
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and release the levers to lock the assembly in place.
See Figure 7 (SAW IS NOT SHOWN TO ALLOW
VISIBILITY OF THE RAILS AND BRACKETS).
NOTE: The release levers will hook onto the rail and
lock into place when released.
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WARNING
Do not use the miter saw stand for scaffolding or as a
ladder. Make sure to securely tighten all fasteners before
using. Maximum capacity is 330 lbs (150 kg). Power tools
on the miter saw stand should not exceed a combined
overall height of 60" (152.4 cm) from the floor.
ROLLERS BARS/EXTENSION BAR
ADJUSTMENT
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Refer to Figure 8
The extension bars move in and out to properly support
the workpiece.
The roller bars are used as directional rollers or with the
extension bars as stationary stop guides.
• Rotate the locking lever down, slide the extension bar
in or out to the required position, rotate the locking lever
up to secure in place.
• Raise the locking lever, slide the roller bars up and
down to desired location, lower the locking lever to
secure in place.
Figure 7
• Make sure the weight of the saw/mounting bracket
assembly is evenly distributed. Adjust if needed.
To Remove the Miter Saw
• Depress the locking levers to unlock the saw/mounting
bracket assembly, tilt the assembly toward you and lift
the assembly away from the stand.
OPERATION
Figure 8
Hook to Rail
Lower and Release
Lever to Lock in Place
Extension
Bar
Locking
Lever
Front of Saw
Assembly
tilted
toward you
Roller Bar
Locking
Lever
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