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ITEM DESCRIPTION
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Nylon Adjustment Screws, #10-32
Figure 1
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WARNING
Do not use the jig until it is completely assembled and you
have read and understood this entire operating manual and the
operating manual of the tool being used with this jig.
ASSEMBLY
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ASSEMBLY
Miter Bar and Tapered Knob
Refer to Figure 2-6
The miter bar is used when making taper cuts only. The miter
bar MUST be removed when straight line ripping.
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NOTE: When making taper cuts, the jig is used in the miter slot
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to the right of the blade for taper cutting. On some saws the
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initial cut will remove a narrow piece of the jig's base to create
zero-clearance support.
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1.
Assemble the nine slotted nylon adjustment screws into the
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miter bar. Do not tighten, adjustment will be made later.
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2.
Use the three 1/4"-20 x 3/4" screws to assemble the miter
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bar to the bottom of the base. The miter bar is longer than
the base, position the extended portion away from the
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operator. NOTE: There are two sets of mounting holes for
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the miter bar, use the set of holes that will result in the least
amount of stock being removed during the initial cut. See
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Figure 2.
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Figure 2
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Nylon Adjustment Screws (9)
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1
Screw 1/4"-20 x 3/4"
3.
From the underneath the base, insert the 5/16"-18 x 1" flat
head screw through the hole near the rear edge of the base.
Place a washer onto the screw and thread on the tapered
knob. Tighten the tapered knob.
Figure 3
4.
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.
5.
Lower the blade below the table surface.
Extended End
of Miter Bar
Bottom of
Base
Miter Bar
Tapered Knob
Washers 5/16"
Flat Head Screw, 5/16"-18 x 1"
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