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Summary Manual Mark V Model 520
d. Hold the arbor with an adjustable wrench
and tighten the arbor nut with the arbor
wrench, as demonstrated in Figure B-59d.
Another way to tighten the arbor nut is to
clamp the arbor in a bench vise, as illus-
trated in Figure B-59e, and tighten the nut
with the arbor wrench.
NOTE
The only time the saw blade is used without the
upper or lower saw guards is during alignment and
only after the Mark V is turned off and unplugged.
20. Mount the saw blade on the spindle and align
the arbor set screw with the spindle knob's set
screw, then use a 5/32" Allen wrench to tighten
the arbor set screw, as seen in Figure B-60.
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SET THE WORKTABLE'S 0° STOP
16. Remove the drill bit and drill chuck from the
spindle.
17. Loosen the base lock. Firmly grasp the way
tubes and lower the headstock into the hori-
zontal position, then engage the head rest.
18. Loosen the table tilt lock and place the table in
the horizontal "0" position. Retighten the table
tilt lock only enough to allow movement with
firm pressure.
19. Mount the saw blade on the arbor:
a. Remove the arbor nut by turning it clock-
wise, as seen in Figure B-59a. Hold the
arbor with the threaded part pointing to
the left.
Figure B-59e
Figure B-60
Figure B-59d
Figure B-59c
Figure B-59b
Figure B-59a
b. Hold the blade with the teeth pointing
toward you, as shown in Figure B-59b,
then insert the arbor through the hole.
Replace the nut and finger tighten it, as in
Figure B-59c.
c. Place the blade and arbor on your work-
bench with the nut pointing up.
21. Reinstall the table insert in the worktable.
22. Raise the worktable so that it clears the top of
the saw blade.
23. Loosen the carriage lock and slide the carriage
so the saw blade is directly beneath the slot in
the table insert. See Figure B-61.
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