Adjusting The Table Insert - Bosch GTS1041A Instrucciones De Funcionamiento

TABLE POINTER ADJUSTMENT
If an adjustment to the table pointer is necessary,
loosen pointer adjustment screw 1, adjust pointer
2 and tighten screw 1 (Fig. 29). The table pointer
should always be adjusted relative to fence point-
er.
1. Adjust fence pointer to (zero) – see "Rip Fence
Pointer Adjustment" .
2. Slide fence to the right until it hits the stop plate
on front rail and lock fence in place.
3. Look at fence pointer and note measurement
on lower scale (at or near 12.75").
4. Adjust the table pointer 2 to the same read-
ing on upper scale as that shown on the fence
pointer. Both pointers must agree when fence
is at this position.
Example: If fence pointer is at 13-9/16" , then table
pointer should also be set at 13-9/16" .

ADJUSTING THE TABLE INSERT

The table insert includes five (5) adjustment
screws 3 to set the height (Fig. 30). Place the in-
sert into the table. Place a straight edge (such as
the metal ruler from a combination square) across
the table top and insert top – the surfaces should
be at the same level. Alternately, the front edge
may be below the table top by the thickness of
dollar bill folded twice. Place the bill between the
insert and straight edge to check. The rear edge
may be proud of the table by the same amount.
Place the bill between the table and straight
edge to check. If adjustment is necessary, use
flat head screwdriver to adjust all support screws.
First adjust corner adjustment screws 3 to get
the alignment described above. Then adjust the
center adjustment screw 3A such that it does not
change the table insert alignment.
RIVING KNIFE ALIGNMENT
IMPORTANT: The Riving Knife 1 must always be
in line with the Saw Blade 2. The Riving Knife 1
is thinner than the width of the Kerf 4 by approxi-
mately three thicknesses of paper 5 on each side
(Fig. 31). Note: The Kerf is the width of the cut
made by the teeth on the saw blade.
To prevent personal injury,
always
from power source before making any adjust-
ments and when attaching or removing the
Smart guard System.
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Fig. 29
Fig. 30
Fig. 31
disconnect plug
22
1 2
3
3A
1
5
5
WORK
4
2
LOOKING DOWN ON
SAW
3
5
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