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Main Table Angle
The main table position can be adjusted from 0°
- 45°. To adjust the angle position of the main
table:
1. Loosen the lock handles underneath each
end of the main table as shown in Figure
14.
2. Tilt the table into the desired position. The
scale on the side of the bracket can help you
find specific angles. While holding the table in
the desired position, tighten each of the lock-
ing handles loosened in Step 1.
3. Changing the table angle may reduce the
clearance between the inside edge of the
table and the sanding belt surface. If there
is less than
⁄
" clearance, loosen the fixing
1
16
bolts located on the underside of the table
mounting bracket as shown in Figure 14. Pull
the table and mounting bracket away from the
sanding belt so there is at least
between the inside edge of the table and the
sanding belt surface.
4. While holding the main table in the desired
position, tighten the fixing bolts loosened in
Step 3.
5. Recheck the clearance between the main
table and the sanding belt. Repeat Steps 3
and 4 if necessary.
Adjust this pointer to
set scale accuracy.
1 of 2
Fixing
Bolts
Figure 14. Main table angle adjustment lever.
6. We recommend using a square to adjust and/
or verify the main table angle scale accuracy
as shown in Figure 15.
G9984/G9985 (Mfd. Since 07/18)
The main table has a stationary miter gauge that
is used to hold the workpiece at various angles
⁄
" clearance
1
16
against the sanding belt. To adjust the miter
gauge:
1. Loosen the lock handle shown in Figure
2. Rotate the miter gauge to the desired angle.
3. While holding the miter gauge in the desired
1 of 2
Lock
Handles
4. We recommend using a square to adjust and/
Figure 15. Setting main table to 90°.
Miter Gauge
16.
position, tighten the lock handle loosened in
Step 1.
Adjust this pointer to
set scale accuracy.
Figure 16. Main table miter gauge.
or verify the miter gauge scale as shown in
Figure 17.
Lock Handle
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