Push the Accu-Rip towards the saw until the Accu-
Rip is flush against the front edge of the saw base as
shown in Fig 5a
. Depending on your saw's design, at
this point you may need to loosen the T-
Bolts slightly
more to allow adequate clearance.
Important note on positioning your Accu-Rip Saw
Guide: Make sure that the Zero mark on the Accu-
Guide is aligned with the edge of your table or material as
shown in Fig. 5b. Also, make sure that saw blade is firmly
resting against the edge of the table or material as shown
in Fig. 4., with the blade guard raised. This will align the
saw blade properly with the Zero mark on the Accu-Rip
Saw Guide, insuring correct cutting widths.
With your Accu-Rip now positioned properly, adjust
the L-Brackets (C) so that the T-Bolts (A) can be
tightened down onto a relatively flat area of the
saw's base plate, as shown in Fig. 6
of the L-Brackets (C) should also allow you to
reach the T-Bolts (A), for tightening and loosening
these onto the base plate.
NOTE: The exact positioning of the L-
and T-Bolts will vary on different saw designs.
To insure the maximum hold and stability during operation, try to
position the L-Brackets as follows:
1) The L-Brackets (C) should be placed as far into the saw's
base plate as possible, without interfering with the saw's
operation. This position may be different on various saw
designs, and is largely determined by the location of available
space for locating the T-Bolts (A). You should be able to
place your fingers firmly on the T-Bolts (A) to tighten and
loosen.
Saw Base
Plate
Fig. 5 Fig. 5a
Fig. 5b Fig. 6
with Material Edge
7
7
Position the Accu-Rip on your saw base plate as
shown in Fig.5. You will need to slightly raise the
saw to slide the base of the Accu-Rip under the
saw base plate.
2) Position the L-Brackets as far apart from each
other as possible on the saw base.
3) Be sure the location of the T-Bolts does not
interfere with correct saw operation.
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