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2. BLADE HOLDER ALIGNMENT

It is important that the blade holders are checked for alignment before use. Misaligned holders

will cause the blade to wander, and reduce the blades life expectancy.

To check the alignment,

2.1 Visually check to ensure the upper Blade holder

is perfectly in line with the upper arm.

If it is not (as indicated in Fig. 2), firstly slacken

the tension on the blade by turning the blade

tension knob (19), two full turns anticlockwise,

then slacken off the blade holders hex. socket

head securing screw, sufficiently to move the

holder. Tighten securely when the holder is

directly in line with the arm.

2.2 Remove the side cover (5), by unscrewing the

three retaining screws, to give access to the

lower holder.

2.3 Visually check to ensure the blade holder is

perfectly in line with the Lower Arm.

If it is not, slacken off the holders single hex.

socket head securing screw, sufficiently to

move the holder. Tighten securely when the

holder is directly in line with the arm.

On completion, replace the side cover and

table insert then retension the blade by turning

the tensioner until the blade is felt to be firm.

NOTE: If the blade tends to wander during use, the blade

may be too loose or re-check this adjustment as it may

take one or two attempts to get it right. Also see page 11

- Straight Line Cutting, for other causes of blade wander.

To align the bevel indicator, loosen the table bevel lock knob (63), and level the table until it is at

right angles to the blade. Use a small square to be sure that the angle between blade and table

is 90

When the table is perpendicular to the blade,

tighten the bevel lock knob.

Loosen the screw holding the pointer (66), adjust

the pointer to 0

, then retighten the screw.

The bevel scale is a convenient indicator, but it is

not guaranteed to be 100% accurate. Where

absolute accuracy is required, always double

check with a protractor before starting a cut.

(see fig. 4)

Fig. 2

Fig. 3

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