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Move the miter gage towards the rear and check if the saw teeth touch the cut end of the strip the same amount. 9. If the teeth at the rear do not touch, then it is apparent that the material is moving in a line away from the blade. This means that the mechanism below the table must be adjusted so that the miter gage slots in the table will be parallel to the blade. 10. Remove motor plug from electrical outlet, and tilt saw blade to 45°. 11. Use a V299 socket wrench long enough to reach the two hex head cap screws. “A” shown in Pig. 5 and loosen them slightly. (NOTE: The screws are not visible from the rear of the saw, but are between the front trunnion (59) and the saw cabinet.) 12. Slightly loosen screws marked “B” Pig. 5 . FIG. 2 13. The entire assembly below the saw table is now loose from the table and can be brought in line parallel with the miter gage slots, This important adjustment is possible because the screw holes in the trunnion casting are larger than the screw, 14. Tilt arbor back to 90°. 15. Review Steps 8 and i above to determine the amount that'the assembly underneath must be moved to the right or left, 16. After the assembly is moved, tighten only one of screws “B” and one of “A” and make another trial cut. 17. If further adjustment is still necessary, repeat Steps 10, 11, and 12. 18. When adjustment is satisfactory, securely ■ tighten both screws “A” and “B”. ■ RAISING MECHANISM . To raise or lower the saw blade, loosen lock knob and turn raising handwheel Pig. 1 . When desired height is obtained, tighten lock knob. We suggest raising the blade above %” to %'* above the top surface of the material being cut. The blade can be raised to a maximum of 2%" and a positive-stop built right into the saw prevents you from raising the blade beyond this point and damaging the blade and table insert,'' After a long period of time, it is possible that the raising worm and the teeth on the arbor bracket will wear slightly. To compensate for this wear, • these two parts can be brought closer together. This adjustment is possible because the sleeve (67), Pig. 5 contains an eccentric hole. By turning the sleeve the worm and shaft move upwards. L Remove lock knob and raising handwheel but do not remove pointer. 2. Use an end wrench and loosen lock nut (69). This nut can be easily reached from underneath saw. See Pig. 5. 3. Use the pointer as a lever and turn to the right or left ' until all the perceptible play between the worm and arbor bracket is removed. Reset pointer to 0°. TILTING MECHANISM To tilt the saw blade, loosen lock knob and turn tilging handwheel. When desired angle is obtained, tighten lock knob. Pig. 1 # ■ ■ TABLE INSERT The table insert should . always be flush with the table surface. To adjust, turn insert adjusting screws, (35) in or out. See Pig. 4. ■ E1P FENCE The rip fence can be used to the right or left of the saw blade. It can be moved rapidly to the approximate position and then accurately set to the exact position by turning the Micro Set Knob. See Pig. 2 . When the desired position is obtained, tighten front and rear Lock Knobs. See Pig. 2 . To check the rip fence, set it at one of the miter gage slots. As the front Lock Knob is tightened, the fence will align itself square with the front edge of the table. If the fence does not line up parallel with the miter gage slots, it requires adjustment. NOTE: The Rip Pence can only be properly adjusted if the saw blade is parallel to the miter gage slots as described previously under Operating Adjustments. . If adjustment is required, proceed as follows: 1. Loosen both Adjusting Screws, See Pig. 2 and Rear Lock Knob. 2. With Front Lock still tightened, move back end of fence to the right or left lining it up parallel to the miter gage slot and tighten rear Lock Knob and Adjusting screws, 3. Rip a piece of material ■ and then accurately measure the width. Check the pointer on the front of the rip fence. See Pig. ^ 2. If it is not pointing to the dimension, merely loosen screw and adjust. 4. The rip fence contains holes so that wooden facings can be readily attached for using the moulding cutter-head, dado head or for other special cutting operations. : ' • ' SAW BLADE The Saw Blade furnished is Delta No. 33-196. .1 is a 9" Combination blade suitable for both cross cutting (across the grain) and ripping (with the grain). When cross cutting or ripping for long periods of time, we suggest -that a Delta -cross cut No. 33-223 or Delta .33-198 rip blade be used. For very fine work a hollow ground blade should be used such as Delta 33-227. 3 Saw blades should always be sharp and unless you are capable of properly sharpening and setting saw blades, we suggest that you locate a reputable sharpening service nearby. Consult the classified section of your phone directory or inquire of any local cabinet shop, mill or lumber year who might recommend someone. Always keep your blades clean. Gum and pitch accumulati...
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