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Loosen locking bolt (M
1
, Figure 7-8) and adjust
floating jaw against workpiece so that it conforms to
workpiece shape. If needed, slightly loosen hex bolt
(M
2
) to allow easier movement. Tighten locking bolt
(M
1
) before operating.
Figure 8-9
8.10 Adjusting work stop
The work stop assembly (Figure 8-10) is used when
multiple pieces will be cut to identical length. Simply
adjust rod (A), L-bracket (B), and stop (C) to desired
positions, and tighten all handles/levers.
Figure 8-10: work stop
8.11 Limit switch adjustment
Limit switches have been correctly adjusted by the
manufacturer. If further adjustment is required,
proceed as follows.
8.11.1 Upper Limit Switch
The upper limit switch stops bow at highest position.
To set upper limit switch, loosen handle on support
bracket (Figure 8-11). Slide limit switch to desired
trip point; use scale on post as a general guide.
Tighten handle.
Figure 8-11
8.11.2 Lower Limit Switch
The lower limit switch must be set so that blade
stops after workpiece has been cut through. To
adjust, loosen jam nut (D, Figure 8-12) and turn stop
screw (E) as required. Retighten jam nut.
Figure 8-12
8.12 Miter angle adjustment
1. Pull both locking handles (Figure 8-13) toward
front of machine.
2. Manually push bow into desired position. An
angle reference scale is mounted to rear of left
slide.
3. Push both locking handles backward until tight.
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