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4.
Use a 45° square to adjust fence to 45° posi-
tion, as shown in Figure 29.
45°
Square
Figure 29. Checking 45º fence stop.
5.
Remove limit block from fence bracket
assembly and set it aside (see Figure 30).
6.
Adjust inward stop bolt (see Figure 30)
until it contacts fence face at precisely 45º
inward, then tighten jam nut (where bolt
meets bracket assembly) while holding stop
bolt in place. Replace limit block and set limit
plate.
Inward
Stop Bolt
Figure 30. Adjusting the inward stop.
Setting 135° Fence Stop
1.
DISCONNECT MACHINE FROM POWER!
2.
Loosen fence tilt lock, remove limit block and
set it aside.
Note: You will need to move fence carriage
toward front of machine slightly to avoid bot-
tom of fence catching on edge of table.
3.
Tip fence back (away from table) until it
stops.
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Limit Plate
Limit Block
Note: Fence will stop when outward stop bolt
contacts fence bracket.
4.
Use a 45° square to check fence angle, as
shown in Figure 31.
45°
Square
Figure 31. Checking 45º outward (135º) stop.
— If fence tilts away from table at 135º, out-
ward stop is set correctly. Put limit block
back, bring fence to 90° and tighten fence
tilting handle.
— If fence does not tilt away from table at
135º, perform Steps 5–6 to set outward
stop correctly.
5.
With outward stop bolt resting against fence
bracket, adjust length of stop bolt until fence is
at 135º, then tighten jam nut (see Figure 32).
Jam Nut
Figure 32. 135º fence stop detail.
6.
Put limit block back, position fence at 90º,
and tighten fence tilt lock.
Check accuracy of each setting frequently
with a machinist's combination square and
re-adjust as necessary.
Model G0725 (Mfd. Since 02/20)
135º
Stop Bolt
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