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Stands are standard on the Models 7400 and 7400XL. They are not available for the Model TR2. The Model C4
and C5 also have an optional retractable stand that can be folded for fast transport of the tool.
Attach the components as shown in Figure 36 or 37.
If the tripod stand has not been purchased, the panel saw must be located against a wall, or other solid vertical
surface. Blocking must be attached to the wall which will allow the upper right and left corners of the machine
frame to be supported without the pulley wheel and box assembly (and dust hose roller assembly, if purchased)
touching the wall. The panel saw frame should stand at approximately 15 degrees. This will place the front of the
guide tubes at the floor approximately 30" away from the wall, or blocking supports. At this point, the top of the
machine should be secured to the back supporting wall by means of a lightweight chain or security rope. This will
prevent the machine from being pushed over from behind.
SAFETY NOTE: DO NOT USE BANDING TO ATTACH THE PANEL SAW TO THE SUPPORT WALL.
The Frame Extensions Accessory adds 20"(509mm) to each end of the tool frame. It includes two extensions and
the necessary fasteners.
Extensions are recommended for cutting 4x8-ft (1.2m x 2.4m) sheets on the Model C4 and C5, and for cutting
panels longer than 10 ft (3m) on larger tools. They are not available for the Models 7400, 7400XL, or TR2.
Attach the extensions to the back of the frame as shown in Figure 38. It is not necessary to remove any parts
from your existing machine to install the extensions.
Figure 37: Installing the Frame Stand, Models H-6 and 6400
(Model 6400 shown)
This roller position is
optional.
Figure 38: Installing the Frame Extensions
(viewed from rear of frame)
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