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17
CUTTING USING THE GUIDE TRACK
The guide track can be used to make precision
cuts on workpieces up to 53-1/2” (1.36 m).
1. Place workpiece on a table.
2. Mark the cut line (1) on the workpiece (Fig.
13).
NOTE: The guide track alignment mark
placement will vary depending upon the type of
blade being used. Always make a test cut on a
scrap workpiece to verify the set-back distance.
3. Place the guide track (2) on the workpiece.
Line up cutting edge of track with the cut
line (1) (Fig 14).
4. Place the clamp(4) on the left hand side of
the guide track at each end to hold it firmly
onto the workpiece with the left edge on
the guide track alignment marks(1).(Fig.15)
5. Set the saw cutting depth (see page 16,
section of SETTING DEPTH
ADJUSTMENT).
6. Place the saw on the guide track, the rear
cover of the saw near the alignment marks
(2), the blade near the cutting line (1). The
track features two low friction strips (3) to
allow smooth movement of the saw along
the track. (Fig.16)
7. Set the Track Tension Adjusters (16) to the
minimum tensions setting before placing
the saw onto the track.(Fig.17)
Fig. 13
ASSEMBLY AND OPERATING
Fig. 14
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR REFERENCE
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