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Getting To Know Your Table Saw
32. Depth Stop Screw – Turn the knob end to
adjust the blade depth for cutting grooves.
33. Depth Stop Plate – Plate can be swung
out to limit the depth of the blade travel.
34. Pivot Post – Provides support for the saw
head, dust collection system and other
functional parts.
35. Axial Glide Mechanism – Allows saw to
smoothly slide in and out. Can be locked
in full rear or fully extended positions.
36. Bevel Scale and Pointers – Scale is large
and angled - allows user to easily read
bevel angles. Pointer indicates what the
current angle is.
37. Bevel Post – Provides rotating support for
all miter saw parts above the table.
38. Bevel Detent Pin (Crown Molding Set-
ting) – When engaged, it locks the head as-
sembly to the bevel angle of 33.9° to the
left or right.
39. Clamp Post Locations – Two vertical post
holes in the base – provided to insert the
clamp (item 30).
40. Miter Detent Plate Screws – Four screws
accessible through holes in the miter
scale. These screws are loosened when ad-
justing position of the detent plate.
41. Bevel Range Selector Knob – Allows se-
lection of 3 bevel ranges: “0-45° Left”, “0-
45° Right” or “Max. Bevel Angle to 47°.”
42. Arbor Lock – Press arbor lock button to
keep blade from rotating when loosening
or tightening arbor bolt during blade re-
moval or installation.
43. Head Assembly Lock Pin – Used to lock
the head assembly in the lower position
for transporting.
44. Glide Movement Controller – Adjusts to
regulate movement of the glide mecha-
nism.
45. Mounting Holes for Optional Crown Stop
or Length Stop.
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