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Blade Guard Assembly
1. Before installing the blade guard assembly, it is
recommended that you make sure that the Riving Knife
bracket is aligned properly and square to table.
2. To align the Riving Knife bracket, line a straight edge
up against the face of the arbor flange (A) and the face
of the Riving Knife bracket assembly (B). Please note
that when lining the straight edge against the Riving
Knife bracket, make sure to put the straight edge
towards the top of the bracket so you are actually lining
the machined face of the Riving Knife bracket with the
machined face of the arbor flange. See Fig 6.
3. If an adjustment is necessary, loosen the two
large cap head cap screws (A), and reposition the
bracket by screwing in or out, the four smaller cap
screws (B), so that it is in line with the machined face of
the arbor flange. See Fig 7 & 8
4. Once the bracket is aligned, it is also necessary to
make sure it is square with the table. Check the
squareness of the bracket as shown in Fig 9.
5. If an re-adjustment is necessary, reposition the
bracket until the machined face of the bracket is square
to the table top using the four small cap screws. Once
squareness is achieved, thighten the two large cap
screws. See Fig 7 & 8.
6. Now with the bracket and Riving Knife properly
aligned, install the blade guard assembly. Attach the
metal plate (A) onto the Riving Knife bracket with one
lock washer and one hex head screw. Just tighten the
screw a few threads at this time. See Fig 10.
7. Insert the tab of the blade guard assembly (B) into
the Riving Knife bracket, between the machined face of
the splitter bracket and the metal plate installed in step 6
See Fig 10.
8. Once the guard is installed, securely tighten hex
head screw installed in step 6..
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