7. Using the #6 x 3/4” Wood Screws (Part
#12) secure the fence track assembly to the
table.
Repeat steps 5 thru 7 for the second fence
bracket.
FOR JESSEM TABLE TOP
7A. If you are mounting the fence to a
JessEm table top the top is already pre-
drilled for the fence mounting angle
brackets. WIth the table upside down
position the left and right fence track
assemblies and attach to the table with the
10-24 x 5/8” socket head cap screws (Part
#12A) and proceed to step 8.
LEVELING THE FENCE TRACK
8. Place the fence on the table top in it’s
upright position and allow it to hang over the
table edge and lie across the front end of the
fence track. Raise the fence track assembly
so that it is positioned flush to the bottom of
the fence as it rests on the table top. With a
7/16” wrench or socket tighten the front bolt
of the fence assembly (Fig. 7). Move the
fence back and use it to position the rear end
of the bracket in the same way and tighten
the rear bolt. Then tighten the center bolt to
complete the leveling of the fence track.
Repeat step 8 to level the fence track on the
other side of the table.
FIG. 7
MOUNTING THE FENCE TO THE TRACKS
9. Slide the 3/4” x 1-1/2” rectangular T-nut
for the extension knob (Part #5) into the T-
slot next to the scales on the fence track
(Fig. 8). The extension knobs (Part #9) will
thread into these nuts to hold the fence in
position. To do so, position the end of the
fence over the track and look directly down
through the open slot in the base of the
fence frame and visually line up the hole in
the rectangular T-nut. Then insert the
threaded tip of the extension knob through
the slot fence and into the threaded hole in
the T- nut (Fig. 9). Twisting the lock-down
knob clockwise will fasten the fence to the
tracks and hold the fence firmly in position.
FIG. 8
FIG. 9
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