Craftsman 113.234701 Owner's Manual page 32

Alignment and Adjustment
5. Find out which point on table is the
highest by positioning blade as close as
possible over each of the four mounting
holes in table top. It will be necessary to
use elevation handle to slowly lower radi-
al arm until blade starts to make contact
with edge of framing square.
6. Start with blade over highest point of
table as found in Step 5. Once again use
elevation handle to slowly lower radial
arm until blade touches edge of framing
square.
7. Adjust table support so blade is in full
contact with edge of framing square as
much as possible.
8. Tighten table support bolt that is in line
with blade. (If blade is over rear table
hole, tighten rear table support bolt on
that side.)
9. Without changing elevation of radial
arm, position biade over other hole on
same side of table.
10. Adjust table support so blade is in full
contact with edge of framing square as
much as possible.
11. Tighten table support bolt that is in
line with blade.
12. Repeat steps 7 and 8 for holes on
other side of table.
13. Check for equal clearance at all points
between blade and table. Re-adjust table
supports as needed.
14. Rest level on radial ann. If needed,
put shim under front frame to make saw
slant slightly toward rear.
WARNING:
Saw must slant slightly toward rear to
keep blade carriage from rolling for-
ward. Whenever saw is moved, check
to be sure it is slightly lower in rear.
15. Bolt frame to mounting surface.
(These bolts are not provided.)
Framing Square
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