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Next, attach the fence handle to the fence by threading the handle into the cam lock. Press down on the
fence handle to clamp the fence to the main tube. If the fence does not clamp tightly enough to the main
tube to hold its position against a moderate amount of force, you can increase the clamping force by turning
both parallelism adjustment screws clockwise. See Fig. 9. Alternatively, if too much pressure on the handle is
needed to clamp the fence to the main tube, you can reduce the clamping force by adjusting both parallelism
adjustment screws counter-clockwise.
Fig. 9
Once the fence is correctly clamped to the main tube, adjust the position of the left end of the tube so that
there is only a small gap (approximately 1/16") between the front rail and the rear glide pads on the fence.
See Fig. 10. Tighten the left-most M8 x 16 hex head bolt that mounts the tube to the front rail using a 13 mm
wrench.
gap
Fig. 10
Next, move the fence to the right end of the tube and repeat the above process. Tighten the right-most M8 bolt
that mounts the tube to the front rail. Confirm that the left end of the tube is still correctly positioned by sliding
the fence to the left end of the tube. If the gap between the tube and rail on the left end has changed, loosen the
left-most bolt and readjust the position of the tube. Once both ends of the tube are adjusted correctly, tighten
the remaining M8 x 16 hex head bolts to lock the tube to the front rail. The fence should now slide smoothly
along the tube without binding and without excessive play when changing directions.
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