ADJUSTING THE SCALES ON THE TRACKS
10. The scales on the fence tracks are
adjustable for added versatility in positioning
the fence. To adjust the scales loosen the
knurled nut underneath the fence track
adjust the scale and re-tighten the nut (Fig.
10). You can use the scales as a zero
reference point by adjusting the scales to “0”
once your fence is set up in your desired
position relevant to the router bit you are
using.
FIG. 10
FIG. 11
14.Now slide the fence back and center the
fence left to right with the center of the bit
opening. Make sure it is parallel with the
front edge of the table or miter track.
15. Now slide the fence, keeping it square
(use the scales on the fence track to ensure
you are square) to the front of the table, just
until the nylon spacer comes out of the
track. Then tighten the bolt on the spacer
being very careful not to change it’s position
(Fig. 13).
16. Slide the fence back to the center of the
table. Re-check to see if the fence is
centered on the table. If not repeat until you
achieve your desired result.
CENTERING THE FENCE TO THE TABLE
11. The Mast-R-Fence offers a unique means
of keeping the fence centered on the table
with a nylon bushing. Take the 1/4”-20 x
5/8” bolt (Part #10) and insert into the
½”nylon spacer (Part #11) and thread on one
of the square 1/4-20 nuts (Part #7). Do not
thread the square nut on all the way
12. Slide the square nut into the front T-slot
under the left end of the fence (Fig. 11).
Leave the assembly loose and approximately
1” in from the end of the fence.
FIG. 13
FIG. 12
13. Slide the fence with the nylon spacer
attached into the T-slot on the left fence
track (Fig. 12). The nylon spacer should be
slightly loose to allow for some movement.
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