ADJUSTING 0° BEVEL STOP (BLADE 90° TO
TABLE)
1.
Pull up the bevel lock lever to loosen.
2.
Loosen bolt heads "A" and "B" using a 10mm open
end wrench or socket (with socket wrench). Loosen
bolts at least one full turn (see Fig. 20).
3.
Loosen set screw "D" using the 4mm end of the
6/4mm hex key (provided with tool, but may also
use a standard 4mm hex key). Loosen screw at least
three full turns.
4.
Place combination square on table and against blade
(see Fig. 19).
Fig. 20
4 mm
C
D
4 mm
Adjusts 0° Stop
6/4 mm
Hex Key
45° Bevel Stop – Adjustment
Procedure
CHECKING 45° BEVEL STOP SETTING
1.
Hold the saw head assembly down and push in the
head assembly lock pin (item 43 – page 12) to keep
the saw in the DOWN position.
2.
Slide the head assembly completely to the back and
engage the lock lever (item 27 – page 12) by lifting
up the finger tab.
3.
Rotate the table to the 0° miter position.
4.
Pull up the bevel lock lever to unlock. Move the left
sliding fence fully to the left.
Adjustments
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Adjusting Bevel Stops
A
Holds 0°
Stop Setting
10 mm Wrench
or 10 mm
Socket
B
5.
6.
7.
8.
Using the 4mm end of hex key, turn set screw "C"
and watch the saw blade tilt. Turn screw "C" until
the blade is aligned (full contact) with the square's
body's edge. After aligning, remove hex key.
Tighten set screw "D" using 4mm hex key.
Tighten bolt heads "A" and "B" using 10mm open
end wrench.
Adjust bevel scale pointers (item 36 – page 12) to
be in line with the bevel scale's 0° lines.
Push down the bevel lock lever to lock.
Adjusts 45°
Right Stop
G
8 mm Wrench
8 mm Wrench
F
Adjusts 45° Left Stop
Check the position of the bevel range selector knob;
it should be at the "0-45° Left" position.
Tilt the saw assembly to the left (counter-clockwise)
until it hits the 45° stop – this is where the saw's 45°
stop is set to make a 45° left bevel cut.
Use a combination square to check that the blade
is 45° to the table. Remove the rule blade from the
combination square. Place only the combination
square's head on the saw's table with its long flat
side resting on the table and its 45° side against the
tilted blade (see Fig. 21).
Check that only the saw blade's plate (not teeth) is
touching the square's 45° side. If the saw blade's
plate is not in full contact with the square's head 45°
side, follow the "Adjusting 45° Bevel Stop" proce-
dures.
Adjusts
Bevel Lock
E
Tension
17 mm Wrench
or 17 mm
Socket
27