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Cut Indicator (Fig. Q)
The cut indicator
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assists in aligning long and diagonal cuts by showing where the cutting
wheel will exit the cut. The cut indicator can be used multiple times before adjustment
isnecessary.
1. Loosen locking screw
50
.
2. Rotate cut indicator to expose uncutsurface.
3. Tighten lockingscrew.
Depth of Cut (Fig. A, M)
1. Loosen head lock knob
4
.
2. Adjust depth of cut knob
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until the cutting wheel is at least 3/16” (5mm) below the
cartsurface.
3. With the unit turned off, push the cart past the cutting wheel and ensure that the cutting
wheel does not touch thecart.
4. Adjust the depth of cut knob and tighten the locking wing nut
51
, then the head lock
knob
4
.
Fig. P
4
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43
42
Bevel Pointer (Fig. P)
Loosen the 0° bevel pointer screw
43
and rotate the bevel pointer
42
to the correctlocation.
Cart Rolling Resistance (Rail Adjustment) (Fig. O)
1. Loosen the four rail height screws
48
.
2. Adjust the two rail height adjusters
47
until cart movessmoothly.
3. Tighten the fourscrews.
Fig. O
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48
47 46
Cutting Parallel to Cutting Cart (Fig. N, O)
1. Lay a 90° square flat on the cutting cart surface with one end against the cart fence
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.
Roll the cart forward so that the square is aligned to the cutting wheel, keeping the square
against thefence.
2. If the cutting wheel is not 90° to the cart fence, the rail will needadjustment.
3. Loosen the four rail assembly mounting screws
46
.
Fig. N
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Cutting Wheel 45° to the Cart (Fig. M)
1. Loosen bevel locking knob and rotate the cutting head to45°.
2. Put a 45° guide on the cutting cart surface next to the cutting wheel. If it is not at 45°,
adjust the 45° bevel adjustment screw
45
with the supplied wrench until the cutting
wheel is 45° to the cartsurface.
3. With saw turned off, ensure that the cutting wheel does not touch either side of the
groove in the cutting cart by pushing the cart past the cuttingwheel.
Fig. M
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51
41
44
45
Fig. L
Adjustments
Cutting Wheel Square to Cart (Fig. L, M)
1. Open the cutting wheel cover
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using the cutting wheel cover knob
20
.
2. Place a 90 degree square on the cutting cart against the cuttingwheel.
3. If the gap is not consistent, loosen the bevel lock knob
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and adjust the 0° bevel
adjustment screw
44
with supplied wrench until the cutting wheel is 90° to the
cartsurface.
4. Ensure that the cutting wheel does not touch either side of the groove in the cutting cart
by pushing the cart past the cutting wheel with saw turnedoff.
Fig. K
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