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7.0 Unpacking
Read and understand entire
owner's manual for both table saw and tenoning
jig, before attempting assembly or operation of
either saw or jig. Failure to comply may cause
serious injury.
7.1 Carton contents
1
Tenoning jig body
1
Guide bar assembly with fasteners
1
Workstop assembly with fasteners
1
Clamp assembly
1
Operating instructions & parts manual
1
Warranty card
Any missing parts or damage should be reported
immediately to your Powermatic distributor.
8.0 Assembly
The table saw must be discon-
nected from power source during jig assembly
procedures.
Refer to exploded view if clarification needed for
assembling parts. Refer to Figure 1 for terminology.
8.1 Tools needed for assembly
4mm and 5mm hex keys
8.2 Installing guide bar
The guide bar must be installed in one of two
positions on the jig.
1.
Measure distance from left side of blade to right
edge of left miter slot on table saw (Figure 2).
Figure 2: measuring miter slot distance
If measurement is 5-inches or more, install
guide bar in left position. If measurement is less
than 5-inches, install guide bar in right position.
See Figures 3 and 4.
2.
Turn jig over and install button screw with lock
washer, through center hole (A, Figures 3,4).
Use 4mm hex key. Do not fully tighten.
3.
Turn jig right side up, and loosely install socket
head screw with lock and flat washers (B,
Figure 3) through top hole. Use 5mm hex key.
Do not fully tighten.
Note: Make screws only snug at this time. The guide
bar must be adjusted for parallelism to jig fence, as
explained in sect. 9.0 Setup.
Figure 3: installing guide bar
Figure 4: guide bar installed in left position
8.3 Installing workstop
Install workstop using socket head screw with disc
springs (C, Figure 5), and angle lock knob (D, Figure
5). Make sure two white nylon washers are installed
between work stop and fence, as shown.
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