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Setting
up WORKMATEQ
portable work
center and
vise.
The
Work Center
sets
upessily
into
two
working
heights: the lower
"saw
horse" height
and
the
upper
"work-
bench" height.
Choose
the position
best suited
to
your particular job.
In
each
case.
The
Work
Center provides
a
convenient
and
rigid work surface.
Remainder of
Work
Center
omitted for
clarity.
THREADED
CORNER HOLE
SAW
HORSE
FOOT
Lower Sawhorse
Feet
1.
The Lower Sawhorse feet
Er
screws are
shipped
in
a
plastic bag along
with the two
snap-in handles and 4 swivel
grips.
Assemble the
four
(4) saw
horse
feet
using
the mounting
screws
provided
as
shown
in
illustration
ll.
2. Place
the WORKMATE®
Portable
Work
Center and Vise
on
the floor
as
illus-
trated.
Press
the
release
buttons located
on
either
side
(as
shown)
and
lift
the unit
until it locks into position.
3.
This
is
the lower "sawhorse" height,
measuring
23%"
high.
Be sure The
Work
Center
looks
into position.
,
.
'25.
if:
4.
To
raise The
Work Center to its full
"workbench"
height of
32%",
extend
the
4 base legs
as
shown.
5.
Always make
sure
that
each leg
is
swung into its extended position. This
will
ensure safe use
of
The Work Center at this
upper
working height.
6. Snap handle knobs
into handle
arms
on
the
vise
bracket
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