69522302 Owner's Manual

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Mounting Non-Standard Miter Saws and Other Tools To The Boards •

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NOT_0UNT A TAB.LS SA,W ON THIS, STAND.

The direction of feed on @_,tabilb:_sawis perpendicular tO the axis

of best stability on this S_Od_ Aggressiv_ fee_=ng of sheet

materials into a table ._aw _0iJla_ cause the Stand to tip over.

This Miter Saw Stand nlay also be used With other bench'top tools, such as

chop saws, grinders, drill presses, sanders, joiners, scroll saws and band

saws. (see Figure 39.)

Fig. 39

For additional tools and other miter saws with non-standard mounting holes,

plywood or other boards may be used for mounting tools for use on this

stand. The plywood used should be approximately 3/4 in. thick.

Cut plywood or boards to f'rtmounting hole pattern for tool to be used with

the stand. The wood must clear center hinge area of stand and extend 1

inch in all directions beyond the bottom edge of the tool base for proper

clamping to the Stand. (See Figure 40.)

Fig. 40

NOTE: _nnen using mounting boards

other than those included with this stand,

slots matching those on the odginal

mounting boards Should be cut using a

router or table saw. These slots should

be 3/8" wide, 3/32 deep, and 3/8" from

the edge of the boards.

Mount your tool to the plywood or boards following the directions

in the Mounting Miter Saw section of this manual.

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Craftsman 69522302 Miter Saw Stand