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Fig. 5
Fig. 6
G
E
D
A
C
Fig. 7
Fig. 8
4
F
B
A
FENCE
The fence is totally adjustable, and can move right
across the table or tilt to 45 degrees.
To move fence loosen the locking handle Fig. 7 (A) and
turn the knob Fig. 7 (B) until fence is at desired loca-
tion, tighten locking handle.
For your safety, as the fence is moved across, the rear
cutting guard moves over the blades at the back to
cover them Fig 3 (B), previous page.
To tilt fence in or out, loosen locking handle, Fig. 7 (A)
hold the fence tilting handle, rotate 90 degree flip stop,
Fig. 7 (C) and tilt fence to the required angle. Tighten
locking handle Fig. 7(A).
The fence is fitted with positive stops that will enable
you to quickly change the angle of the fence from 90 to
45 degrees, both in the inward and outward positions.
To set fence to 90 degrees. Make sure that the adjust-
ment screw is in contact with the flip stop Fig. 7 (C).
Check with a square to make sure of accuracy. If you
need to make an adjustment, loosen lock handle, Fig. 7
(A) and lock nut, Fig. 7 (D) turn adjustment screw Fig. 7
(E) until fence is in correct position. Tighten lock nut Fig.
7 (D) and handle Fig. 7 (A).
To set positive stop to 45 degrees with fence facing out,
loosen lock handle Fig 7 (A), rotate flip stop Fig. 7 (C),
tilt fence out to 45 degrees, and tighten lock handle.
Check with a square. When you have the correct angle.
Turn adjustment screw Fig. 7 (F) so as it touches the
top edge of the fence. This becomes your stop for 45
degrees with the fence facing out.
To set positive stop with fence facing in at 45 degrees
Loosen lock handle Fig. 7 (A), rotate flip stop and rotate
fence in. Once it is in position turn adustment screw Fig.
7 (G) so it touches fence. This becomes your positive
stop. Tighten locking handle.
POSITIVE STOP FOR INFEED TABLE
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