Robland X310 - Page 17

Cross cut table and fence (fig. 11)
The machine is delivered with the guide rail for the cross cut table mounted onto it.
To alter the cross cut capacity, the bars can be slid to the front or back using the two handles
(9) situated at the front and rear side of the machine.
The cross cut table can be placed onto the guide rail by removing the cotter pin in the upper
bar and by sliding on the table.
The cross cut fence (5) pivots around the wood clamp bar (3) and is held underneath the table
with a bolt and wingnut.
The fence can be set at any angle from -45° to +45°.
A special tenoning table, fixed onto the cross cut table with bolts and wingnuts, is available
optionally (Q1362).
The woodclamp itself is then fixed onto the tenoning table and permits clamping of the wood
close to the tool.
Mitre fence (fig. 12)
Mitre cuts can be made by using the mitre fence. This fence can also be orientated from -60° to
+60°.
The use of this fence however should be restricted to short pieces of wood not exceeding 1 m in
length.
Always put a splinter protection in wood as shown in fig. 12.
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