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6.
Place the nylon bushing into the hole on the end of the
extruded fence. Align the nylon bushing over the extended
steel insert in the top of the MDF sled and secure with the
seven star knob. See Figure 7.
Figure 7
Steel Insert in Top of Sled
7.
From the underside of the MDF sled, insert the 5/16"-18 x
1-1/2" T-Bolt through the angular slot in the MDF sled and
the base of the extruded fence. Secure in place with the five
star knob. See Figure 8.
Figure 8
5/16"-18 x 1-1/2" T-Bolt
Angular
Slot in Sled
Extruded Fence
Nylon
Bushing
Seven Star Knob
Five Star Knob
Hole in Extruded Fence
8.
Attach the cursor, flat side up, using the two M4 screws.
See Figure 9.
Figure 9
M4 Screw
Cursor
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SET-UP
Refer to Figure 10–14
WARNING
The table saw crosscut sled is intended for use only on
cabinet and full-size contractor-grade table saws with a
standard 3/8"D x 3/4"W miter slot. It is NOT intended for use
on portable saws.
1.
Make sure the table saw's blade is parallel to the table's
miter slot and 90˚ to the table. If it isn't, follow the saw
manufacturer's guidelines to make necessary adjustments
so it is parallel to the miter slots and square to the table.
2.
Lower the blade below the table surface.
WARNING
The miter bar MUST be able to slide freely forward and
backward without side-to-side play. NEVER attempt to force the
crosscut sled if it fails to slide freely.
3.
Place the miter bar on the crosscut sled into the left miter
slot of the table saw and slide it to evaluate the fit. The
crosscut sled should slide easily but not shift side to side. If
adjustments are needed:
-
Remove the crosscut sled and turn it over. Use
the supplied small screwdriver to adjust the nylon
adjustable screws. Make necessary adjustments until
the crosscut sled slides easily but does not shift side
to side.
Figure 10
Nylon Adjustable Screw
Miter Bar
M4 Screw
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