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Assembly Procedure:
1) After removing all hardware from its packaging you will need to lay out the four 60/60 692 mm square extrusions.
2) At this time you will want to install the 4 base plates (or feet adapters) to threaded side of the extrusions using the
5/16" - 18x 1" Socket cap screws
3) Next you will take the four rectangular extrusions that are of the same size and slide four M6 Tnuts in both the top
and bottom slots of one side, on all four extrusions.
4) Next you will secure the corner brackets into these T-nuts using your M6-12mm socket cap screws, with the
opposite side of the brackets facing in towards another paired 60/60 extrusion.
5) With the brackets loosely secured to the 60/60 extrusions, place a pair of the four common sized extrusions within
the brackets between a pair of your 60/60 square extrusions.
6) Next step you will slide the corresponding amount of T-nuts into the 30/60 extrusion to be able to secure the 30/60
extrusion to your 60/60 legs. Measure the bottom of the 30/60 extrusion to the base plate to ensure your shelf is at
the desired height, and start with bottom extrusion while securing them down as you will not be able slide T-nuts
further past your top most extrusion. Place the top 30/60 extrusions level with the top of the 60/60 extrusion.
7) When all four extrusions have been attached to each pair of legs you should have the front and back of the table
assembled and laying face down.
8) Next you will take the middle sized extrusions. That will be the lowest cross bar for the Y-axis of your table. Set up
the corner brackets and T-nuts just like you did for the front and back cross bars. Chose only one side of the table,
either front or back, and and secure both of these extrusions to that single side at the same height as your lower cross
bars on the front and back.
9) With the middle sized extrusion secured to either the front or back and perpendicular to it and the ground, slowly
stand the front/back up to its correct position. Stand the other front/back assembly up to the new crossbars(you may
need a friend to hold one side for you) and secure the crossbars to the other side at the appropriate chosen height.
10) Next you will take the two longest extrusions and and secure the corner brackets as you did the extrusions before.
Secure them to the table assembly like you did with the other extrusions level with the top of the 60/60 extrusions, on
the outside of the table assembly.
11) Now you will assemble the shelf. Take your five M5 x 18mm socket cap screws and place them in the five outer
holes on the mdf shelf.
12) Next take the five push in T-nuts and loosely secure them onto the screws.
13) Place the shelf on the lower extrusions in the front of the table allowing the T-nuts to drop in the channels on the
top of the extrusions. Tighten the M5 x 18mm screws.
14) Next, lift each leg individually and thread your feet or casters to the appropriate, level, height.
15) Now attach the machine mounting pads to the tops of the 6060 extrusion.
16) Use the eight remaining M5 x 20mm socket cap screws to secure your machine to the table using the holes
provided at the bottom of each of the machines feet.
17) Now place the protective black plastic end caps on the top of the square 60/60 extrusions and the ends of the two
longest cross bar extrusions.
18) If the machine does not fit on stand properly, and there is a gap between the mounting pads and the back of the
feet. You may need to loosen the bolts that hold the front and back to the stand (1 side at a time) and either pulling
the top front in or out depending on where it has a gap or is too tight.
Ensure your stand is square is by measuring the top and bottom of the lengths of each side. They should all be the
same so your machine fits on top square so there are no issues with the machine performance
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