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FIG. 14A
Attaching front rail to the extension table
(NOTE: 52"
NOTE: Place guide tube
bring the table up more.
serrated flange nut on the screw from underneath the
extension table.
front rail.
side of table as shown, then the right side. Then
re-check both left and right side after tightening. The
gauge must be fully on the table and just touch the
rail surface. See inset Figure 14.
5. When positioned as described above, the horizontal
portion of the rail should be down from the top of the
Tighten the front
rail mounting hardware when you are certain the
rail is set at the proper depth. See inset Fig. 14 for
cross-section showing where to check for flush.
Attaching rear rail to extension table
NOTE: DO NOT USE TEMPLATE TO SET REAR RAIL.
Use the same hardware and procedures from steps 1-3
in section Attaching Front Rail to the Extension Table,
attach the rear rail to the extension table.
NOTE:
fasteners.
Attaching rear rail to the Unisaw
screws that attach the rear rail to the Unisaw.
Tightening jam nut on leveling feet
against leg body.
FIG. 14
ATTACHING RAILS TO EXTENSION TABLE
NOTE: Do the next steps in order presented. The
extension table and main saw cast iron table must be
level and flush to ensure smooth operation of your fence.
To get the table level, it is important to attach the pieces
in this order:
1. Front rail to the extension table.
2. Rear rail to the extension table.
3. Rear rail to the Unisaw. Though it is already attached,
tightening this hardware firmly is the last step.
NOTE: Re-check and make sure the hardware used to
attach the rear rail to the Unisaw is only finger tight and
allows slight movement of the rear rail up and down.
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Needs to be flush
all along here
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