Delta 32-100 - Operating Controls and Adjustments; Raising and Lowering Table.10; Tilting the Table.10

OPERATING CONTROLS AND ADJUSTMENTS
Fig. 21
RAISING AND LOWERING TABLE
1. To raise the table (A) Fig. 21, loosen the two table lock levers (B) and (C), manually raise table
(A) to the desired height and tighten lock levers (B) and (C). IMPORTANT: WHEN TIGHTENING
LOCK LEVERS (B) AND (C), ALWAYS TIGHTEN LEVER (B) FIRST TO ENSURE TABLE WILL
BE LEVEL ON BOTH SIDES.
2. To lower the table (A) Fig. 21, loosen table lock levers (B) and (C) and while holding table
(A) depress spring clip (D) and lower table to the desired setting. Then tighten lock levers (B) and
(C). IMPORTANT: WHEN TIGHTENING LOCK LEVERS (B) AND (C), ALWAYS TIGHTEN LEVER
(B) FIRST TO ENSURE TABLE WILL BE LEVEL ON BOTH SIDES.
3. For fine adjustments to the table setting, loosen table lock levers (B) and (C) Fig. 21, and turn
Micro-Set adjustment knob (E) clockwise to raise or counterclockwise to lower the table. Tighten
lock levers (B) and (C). IMPORTANT: WHEN TIGHTENING LOCK LEVERS (B) AND (C), ALWAYS
TIGHTEN LEVER (B) FIRST TO ENSURE TABLE WILL BE LEVEL ON BOTH SIDES.
4. The distance the table surface is positioned below the bottom of the cutter is determined by
the pointer (F) Fig. 21, on the dual english/metric scale (G). If an adjustment to the pointer (F)
is necessary, loosen screw and adjust pointer accordingly.
TILTING THE TABLE
The table on your machine can be tilted to accommodate
workpieces with beveled edges by loosening handle (A)
Fig. 22, tilting the table (B) to the desired angle and
tightening handle (A). NOTE: Handle (A) is spring loaded
and can be repositioned by pulling out on the handle and
repositioning it on the nut located underneath the hub of
the handle.
Fig. 22
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