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Table Insert
You can now install your table inserts.
Ensure that the blade insert and the dado
insert and clean and free from any dirt
before installation. Using your hand wheel,
lower the blade completely below your table
and place the insert into position with the
blade cut out on the blade side of the table.
The insert should sit completely flush with
the table surface. Use a straight edge to
ensure it is flush.
If you need to make adjustments to the
insert, remove the insert and turn it upside
down and lay it on a flat surface (not your
table saw). The insert comes with adjusting
screws located on each corner of the insert.
Adjust each corner screw up or down to get
it flush with your table. Once you have a
good fit, ensure that each screw is sitting in
the table casting snugly. (Repeat this
process for the dado blade insert if
necessary).
Arbor Extension
First, clean off the taper and threads of the
arbor. You can use a dry lubricant when
installing the arbor for best results. Next,
install the arbor extension into the spindle.
The standard extension for the CX206 12”
blade is 1” in O.D x 3” in length. Insert a
8mm hex wrench into the 8mm socket at
the outboard end of the arbor extension and
thread the arbor in by hand. Place the
spanner wrench on the inside blade flange
with two prongs on the spanner wrench
inserted into the two holes in the flange.
Make sure the arbor is properly installed
and that it is not over tightened.
CONNECTING TO A DUST
COLLECTOR
CX205/CX206 features a 4” diameter dust
ports to connect to a dust collector.
When connecting to a dust collector, use a
proper sized hose and make sure all the
connections are sealed tightly.
Figure-14 Installing the table saw to a dust
collector
WARNING
Only use the table insert for the correct
cutting operation. DO NOT use the dado
insert with a regular blade and vice
versa.
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