FEATURES MODEL CX213 & CX214 – 10” CABINET TABLE SAW As part of the growing line of Craftex woodworking equipment, we are proud to offer CX213 and CX214 10” Cabinet Table Saw. By following the instructions and procedures laid out in this owner’s manual, you will receive years of excellent service and satisfaction.
CX213 &CX214 Cabinet Saw Thank you for Choosing the CX213 or the overall depth of cut. This cabinet CX214 for your Cabinet Saw. This unit saw is also equipped with a rail mounted has been tested and inspected before fence that slides effortlessly towards or shipment insure optimum...
The supplied push stick is used to help NOTE: support the work piece as it passes by Please note that the riving knife will the saw blade while keep your hands need to be removed in certain instances safe and away from the blade helping to when you are not cutting through the reduce the risk of injury while performing work piece entirely.
Extension Cords: NOTE: If the thermal overload protection kicks If you must use an extension cord in you must allow the motor to cool makes sure that it is of the right size and down sufficiently before resetting the in good condition. When using an circuit by pushing the reset button extension cord you must use one heavy located above the on/off switch for the...
instructions for the proper breakers and circuit size. When in doubt always consult an electrician. Low voltage. Although the motor is designed for operation on the voltage and frequency specified on the motor, which isn’t a problem for normal loads 10 percent above or below that figure.
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to remove built up difficult packing grease. To prevent rust or oxidation of your machines surface apply a light coating of wax or use regular applications of aftermarket rust inhibitors. Figure 3 Table Saw Assembly WARNING!!! Always wear the appropriate personal protective equipment during the entire setup and assembly process.
NOTE: Be sure that the table extension wings are flush with the front edge. Front Rail Installation Mounting Fence Storage Brackets 1.)Loosely thread the 3 square head bolts into the front of the table saw as The miter gauge and blade guard seen in figure 7 below.
Figure 9 4.)Now tighten down the nuts holding the square head bolts into place to firmly Figure 11 secure the rail to the table. 2.) Install the leveling feet with an M8 hex nut A into the bottom of the extension table support leg as seen Rear Rail Installation below in figure12.
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Figure 14 Figure 13 4.) Give the spreader a tug to insure that it is securely locked into place. Blade Guard Installation 5.) Lift the blade guard cover just high enough so that you can slide the The blade guard assembly is made up table insert in to place over the of clear two polycarbonate split shields blade.
dado blade. The riving knife can also be used for cutting operations where the blade guard or its components may get in the way of safe operation like on very narrow cuts for example. main difference between spreader and the riving knife is that the riving knife mounts below the blades highest point of rotation.
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5.) Turn on the table saw. WARNING!!! In order to function properly the riving 6.) Set the blade on a 45° then slowly knife must not be bent or out of raise the blade to its maximum alignment with the blade. Should the height.
2.) Loosen the locking knob on the zero WARNING!!! clearance insert. Now remove the Always disconnect machine from its insert, blade guard assembly, and power source when installing riving knife. removing saw blades to prevent any accidental starting machine 3.) Find a corner cut on the arbor and resulting in property damage or serious push the red bar into the corner of personal injury.
Note: The rip fence should be no higher than 2mm above the table surface to prevent thin pieces of material possibly getting jammed or stuck under the fence during cutting operations resulting in property damage or even serious personal injury. How To Level and Adjust the Height of The Fence: 1.) Loosen the hex nut F on the leveling...
Dust Collection Hook Up There is a 4” dust collection port located at the back of your CX213 and CX214 allowing your machine to be connected to a dust collector. (dust collector in not included) How to Connect to a Dust Collector: 1.) Fit 4”...
To maintain control of larger work pieces start of by feeding the material by hand and once the material is fully supported by on the table saw surface use the push stick to complete the cut so that your hands don’t pass directly by the blade.
Periodic Maintenance WARNING!!! Always wear safety glasses, respirator Check the magnetic starter switch and hearing protection when operating before each use. If the switch is machinery. damaged in any way DO NOT OPERATE IT, replace it immediately. Cleaning & Lubrication ...
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blade, keeping the square flat against the table and flat part of the blade. DO NOT touch the teeth or the table insert with the square. If the blade is at the correct angle at 90 degrees, remove the motor cover (G) Figure 32 figure 34 then loosen the hex nut (C) To access the dust hood, remove the...
Deg. stop screw (F), figure 36 under the manually align the pointer with table using a hex wrench. Then turn the zero on the bevel scale. Re- hand wheel until the blade is at 45 Deg. tighten the screw and re-attach to the table surface.
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1. Loosen the blade height lock The blade can be tilted to the left anywhere from 0 Deg. (90 Deg. to knob (B) by turning counter the table) to 45 Deg. Turn the hand clockwise. wheel to the left or right as required to set the blade to the desired angle.
4. Remove the dust hood (Philips screwdriver needed) and the fixing plate, (5mm Hex Key required). Figure 43 Figure 45 7. Tighten the Hex Cap Screw (E), Figure 44 re-install the dust hood, Figure 43 fixing plate motor cover, ensuring all fasteners are tight. 5.
pushing it into the blade and firmly against the fence simultaneously for a straight cut. Never rip or cut wood without using the fence or miter gauge, this will help to avoid kickback. Always use the blade guard and splitter assembly when cutting wood.
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through the blade. Push sticks with non slip grippers are readily WARNING!!! available products but a shop When a rip cut is completed, shut down made push stick work just as the saw and wait for the blade to come well.
This warranty shall not apply to consumable products such as blades, bits, belts, cutters, chisels, punches etceteras. Craftex shall in no event be liable for injuries, accidental or otherwise, death to persons or damage to property or for incidental contingent, special or consequential damages arising from the use of our products.