Operator's Manual

Rail Adjustment

NOTE: The saw has been calibrated by the manufacturer.

The following adjustment steps are to be used only when

necessary.

1. Turn off the saw. Remove the two end covers (1) at the

ends of the rails from the end of the rails. Remove the

two top covers (2) of the rails by sliding them out from

the top of the rails (Fig. 39).

2. Loosen the four screws (3) inside each rail so that the

rails may be adjusted.

3. Use a slide caliper or straight ruler to measure the dis-

tance between the two rails at one end of the rails. Make

sure that the distance is 320mm, and then slightly tight-

en the screw at that end of each rail. Follow the same

procedure at the other ends of the rails to adjust the

distance between the rails to 320mm, and slightly tight-

en the screw at that end of each rail (Fig. 40).

4. Place a 90° framing square on the working table against

working-table fence (Fig. 41).

5. Push the working table with the square along the saw

blade to determine if the gap between the framing

square and blade is consistent along the length of the

stroke.

6. If the gap is consistent, rmly secure all eight xing

screws (3). If not, repeat the adjustment steps above

until the gap is consistent.

ADJUSTMENTS

Fig. 39

320

223.38

Fig. 40

Fig. 41