Grizzly EXTREME Series Owner's Manual page 49

With the use of a magnet or an assistant,
3.
make sure that the straightedge stays flat
against the full length of its contact with the
outfeed table during the following steps.
Use the handwheel to adjust the infeed table
4.
as close as possible to the straightedge, then
look closely for any gaps between the infeed
table and the straightedge. Repeat this pro-
cess on the front of the infeed table.
— If there are no gaps as the straightedge is
positioned on both the back and front of
the tables, then the infeed table is parallel
with the outfeed table and the cutterhead—
thus, no further adjustments are required.
Proceed to Step 7.
— If there are gaps between the straightedge
and the infeed table, make a note of how
much and where the gaps are, then pro-
ceed to Step 5.
Note: To access the table adjustment bolts
on the back side of the infeed table, remove
the back table cover.
Use the same process you performed in Step
5.
9 on Page 46 to raise or lower the left or right
end of the infeed table to eliminate the gaps.
Adjust the adjustment bolts equally on each
side for the targeted end of the table, one
after the other, in very small increments (see
Figure 73).
Infeed
Adjustment
Bolt Locations
Figure 74. Locations of the infeed table
adjustment bolts.
Extreme Series Jointer (Mfd. Since 10/20)
Rear
Front
Repeat Steps 4–5 until the infeed table is
6.
completely parallel to the outfeed table, which
will also make it parallel to the cutterhead.
If the table adjustment cap and set screws
7.
are loose, re-tighten them and re-install the
previously removed parts.
Loosen the screw that secures the depth of
8.
cut pointer (see Figure 74), adjust the pointer
to "0", then re-tighten the screw.
Figure 75. Depth of cut scale and pointer.
If your jointer uses a knife-style cutterhead,
9.
re-adjust the knife heights as instructed in the
Adjusting/Replacing Cutterhead Knives
subsection on Page 39.
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