Free Cut Adjustment Of Sliding Table; Free Cut Adjustment Of Rip Fence - Altendorf WA 80 Operator's Manual

Free cut adjustment of sliding table

6.1 Free cut adjustment of
sliding table
Checking
Free cut sliding table
Set saw blade to max. cutting height, cut a short
piece of a test piece (where possible MDF) at the
mitre fence. The difference in the noise between
the cutting and non-cutting teeth allows you to de-
termine whether the sliding table is set correctly. On
the passage of the rising teeth a slight fluttering
noise should be heard compared to the noise of the
cutting teeth.
Adjustment
Release the sliding table attachment at both ends
and in the middle (where present). Release the lock
nuts on the fence screws. Make the appropriate ad-
justments and re tighten the lock nuts. Then read-
just the sliding table and tighten all securing screws
again.
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6.2 Free cut adjustment of
rip fence
Checking
Free cut rip fence
Set the saw blade to its max. cutting height, cut a.
300x450xmm test piece (where possible MDF) at
the rip fence. The noise of the rising teeth must be
the same as for the free cut on the left with correct
adjustment of the sliding table.
Adjustment
Release the bolts connecting the table extension to
the circular rod. Then, by adjusting the center lock-
nuts, change the position of the circular bar and
thereby of the rip fence.
When a scorer is used ensure that both free
cuts are set to approximately the same!
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