Truper CANT-6X Manual página 13

Fig. 36
Fig. 37
Fig. 40
H
G
OPERATION OF THE SUPPORT SLIDE
The support slide can be moved across the table and can be tilted
45° inward or outward, to adjust either slide position proceed as
follows:
NOTE: The switch has been removed from the illustration for clarity
of explanation only.
1. To move the fence across the table, loosen the safety handle
(A) Fig. 38 and turn the knob (B) until the fence is in the desired
position; tighten the safety handle (A). As the support fence
is moved across the work table, the cutting head rear guard
(C) Fig. 38 extends over the blades at the rear of the fence to
Fig. 38
D
A
B
C
protect the operator.
NOTE: The safety handle (A) is spring-loaded and can be
repositioned by pulling out the handle and repositioning it on the
knurled nut located under the center of the handle
F
E
D
2. To tilt the support rail in or out, loosen the safety handle (D)
Fig. 38 While holding the rail tilt handle (E) Fig. 40 turn the
bump stop (F) Fig. 41, and tilt the support rail in or out to the
desired angle and tighten the safety handle (D) Fig. 38.
IMPORTANT: When bevel cutting and the angle is small, there is
little difference between whether the fence is turned in or out,
however, at large angles approaching 45°, there is increased
difficulty in holding the workpiece properly and securely against
the fence when the fence is tilted out. In these cases, it is
suggested that whenever possible, the support fence (G) be tilted
toward the table as shown in Fig. 40. The support fence will then
form a "V" with the tables and the workpiece will be easily pressed
Fig. 39
Fig. 40
G
receptacle as it passes through the blades.
ADJUSTING THE SUPPORT GUIDE PRESET STOP
NOTE: The switch has been removed from the illustration for clarity
of explanation only.
The support slide has been equipped with preset stops that allow
quick tilting of the support slide to angles of 90° and 45°, inward
and outward from the table. To check and adjust the preset stops
proceed as follows:
1. Make sure the machine is disconnected from the power source.
2. Position the support fence at 90° in relation to the table. Make
sure the bump stop (F) Fig. 39 and 44 is lowered as shown and
tighten the screw (H) Fig. 39, contacting the bump stop (F);
then tighten the safety handle (D).
3. Place a square (K) Fig. 41 on the table against the support rail
as shown, to check if the support rail is at 90° in relation to
the table.
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