Woodpeckers RIP-FLIP FENCE STOP SYSTEM Owner's Manual page 6

V. ASSEMBLING RIP-FLIP FOR DADOES
AT THIS POINT YOU WILL NEED:
2 Rip- lip Stops
Hardware Bag B:
B-1 Hex Key
B-2 Long Dado Coupling Pin
B-3 Short Dado Coupling Pin
B-4 Stop Extension
B-5 Cone Point Set Screw
1. The parts you need to use for a coupled-stop dado depend on the
design of your fence head and how you have your Rip- lip installed. Most
fences will only require the Short Dado Coupling Pin (B-3). Some will
need the Stop Extension (B-4) with the Short Dado Coupling Pin. Others
will need the Long Dado Coupling Pin (B-2). You may have to experiment
with the different combinations to find the " mix " that works with your
fence .
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12 .
2. or proper dado operation in most situations, the coupled Rip- lip
Stops need to allow a range of movement of the fence from 0 " to
approximately 3/4".
3. To get an idea of what you need, bring two Rip- lip Stops together,
with the micro-adjusters facing each other. Run both micro-adjusters
most of the way out. Bring your fence between the stops and flip them
up. If your fence can move at least 3/4", you will use the Short Dado
Coupling Pin. If the fence can ' t move at all or if it has very limited
movement, you will use the Long Dado Coupling Pin.
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13.
4. Bring the micro-adjusters all the way in. If they contact the fence
head, you need just the Coupling Pin selected in the previous step. If they
cannot close completely on the fence head, install either a Brass Thread
Cap (B-6) or the Stop Extension (B-4), whichever one is sufficient to
engage the fence head .
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14 & 14 -a.