While holding the blade guard assembly (F) in a vertical
position, as shown in Fig. 16, pull the blade guard
assembly pin all the way up into the rear slot on the riving
knife.
Rotate the blade guard assembly all the way down so
that the arms are parallel to the table (Fig. 16a). Then lock
the blade guard in place by depressing the lock tab (Fig.
16b).
Do not hold lock tab in the lock position
while installing the blade guard.
After engaging lock tab to lock blade
guard in place pull up on arms to ensure guard is
properly locked.
RIP FENCE
Do not use rip fence and miter gauge at
the same time without using a cut off block (gauge) as
described in the Cutting Aids and Accessories section of
this manual.
This saw is equipped with a three-position fence
alignment system to allow for quick and accurate cuts.
Depending on which type of cut is required use each of
the three positions as listed below (Fig 17).
• Position 1 (P1): For Left Rip Cuts.
• Position 2 (P2): For Right Rip Cuts (0-14 inches).
• Position 3 (P3): For Right Rip Cuts (14-28 inches).
1. Determine which position you will require using the
table above.
2. Lower the saddles on each end of the fence onto the
fixed stops located on the table saw rail. (Figs. 17a
and 17b).
3. Engage the fence lock located at the front of the
fence (Fig. 17).
• Use ruler indicator (Fig. 18a) for Position 2 (P2): For
Right Rip Cuts (0-14 inches).
• Use ruler indicator (Fig. 18b) for Position 3 (P3): For
Right Rip Cuts (14-28 inches).
4. Determine which indicator you will require using the
bulleted list above.
5. Disengage (pull up) the table extension lock lever
(Fig. 19a).
6. Position your fence at the required location by moving
the sliding table extension.
7. Engage (push down) the table extension lock lever
(Fig. 19a).
Always engage the table extension lock
before turning the saw on or making any cuts. Failure to
do so can results in serious personal injury.
ASSEMBLY
P1
15
F
SLOT
PIN
FIGURE 16
P3
P2
FIGURE 17
FIGURE 18
FIGURE 19
ARMS
a
LOCK
TAB
b
BACK
a
SADDLE
FRONT
SADDLE
b
a
b
a