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IMPORTANT! Holes 41 and 42 (fig.5.41, fig.5.42) MUST be on the front edge of the table.
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5.3.
FITTING THE RIVING KNIFE
5.3.1.
Remove cross head screws (fig.7.43) and remove table insert (fig.7.17).
5.3.2.
Loosen blade bevel locking handle (fig.1.10), set bevel angle to 0
5.3.3.
Raise the blade to its highest position using height adjusting handle (fig.1.6).
5.3.4.
Loosen knob (fig.6.44) and pull square washer (fig.6.45) away from face.
5.3.5.
Slide riving knife (fig.6.3) down until it clicks into place on pin (fig.6.46).
5.3.6.
Push square washer onto pin and re-tighten knob (fig.6.44).
5.3.7.
When re-assembled, the gap between the riven knife and saw blade should
be between 3mm and 8mm (fig.6).
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5.4.
FRONT RAIL AND RIP FENCE
5.4.1.
Slide five bolts (fig.8.32) into slot in front rail (fig.8.11).
5.4.2.
Insert bolts (fig.9.32) into holes on work table and fit plain washer, spring washer and nuts (fig.9.29, fig.9.30 and fig.9.31).
5.4.3.
Slide the two knurled screws (fig.10.48) into the slot of the rip fence. Turn the locking knob clockwise to tighten the rip fence locking
handle [fig.10.22] on the rip fence [fig.10.19] with the flat washers [fig.10.49] and knurled screws [fig.10.48]. Rip fence locking handle
[fig.10.22] can be mounted on left or right of the rip fence [fig.10.19] as shown in Fig.10.
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