Grizzly G0641 owner manual G3326-BesseyAngle Clamp, H8888-Kreg Framing Table

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Shop Fox 90° Corner Clamps

H5575—214" Clamping Capacity

H5576—414" Clamping Capacity

Cast iron 90° corner clamps hold mitered cuts securely for gluing and fastening.

Figure 30. Shop Fox 90° Corner Clamps.

G4955—Bessey®High Torque Band Clamp G5882—Angle Clips for Band Clamps

The Bandspanner high-torque clamping system combines four adjustable angle corner brackets with a powerful tensioner for precise pressure on square, rectangular, circular and multi-angled objects. A retractable 7 meter polyester band offers exceptional clamping power.

Figure 31. Bessey® High Torque Band Clamp.

G0641 Double Miter Saw

G3326—Bessey®Angle Clamp 3"

Excellent for cabinetmaking, furniture assembly, and framing, these clamps are designed to con- sistently hold and secure stock at a 90° angle. Clamps uneven thicknesses.

Figure 32. Bessey® Angle Clamp.

H8888—Kreg™ Framing Table

Assembling frames in a production setting has never been easier thanks to our pneumatic clamp- ing table. This table simplifies the assembly pro- cess and provides all skill levels the ability to pro- duce consistently flush frames. This table features a large, 4' x 8' work surface tilted at a 30° angle from vertical which allows workpieces to easily fall by gravity into alignment without taking up a lot of space. The squaring fence down the left hand side of the table can be quickly retracted to allow assembly of frames longer than 8'. Four high- quality clamping cylinders glide up and down the transfer arm and can be fired either independently or in unison with the flip of a toggle switch.

Figure 33. Kreg™ Framing Table.

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Contents Model G0641 Double Miter SAW Page Table of Contents Introduction ForewordContact Info Machine Data Sheet Model G0641 identification IdentificationSafety Instructions for Machinery G0641 Double Miter Saw Safety Instructions for Double Miter Saws Circuit Requirements 220V Single-PhaseUnpacking SetupSetup Safety Items Needed for SetupInventory Figures Qty InventorySite Considerations Clean UpTo move the machine Moving & Placing MachineBolting to Concrete Floors Mounting to Shop FloorTo assemble the double miter saw AssemblyTo connect the saw to compressed air Air SupplyTo connect a dust collection hose Dust CollectionTo test run the machine Test RunOperation Safety OperationsTo make a cut Hold-downs To adjust the lowering and raising rate of the saw blades To adjust the lowering rate of the hold- downsLowering Speeds Fence Stop To replace the saw blades Replacing BladesForest ChopMaster H4751-12, 80 TPI, 1 Arbor AccessoriesG1955-OxiSolvBlade & Bit Cleaner G8982-Shop Fox Roller TableT20448T20452 T20501 T20456 H0736 BoeshieldH8888-Kreg Framing Table G3326-BesseyAngle ClampMaintenance CleaningSchedule Lubrication To lubricate the pneumatic systemTo lubricate the lower pivot arms To lubricate the main ram pivot point To lubricate the blade arbor housingsTo re-tension/replace the V-belts Belt MaintenancePage Troubleshooting ServiceMiter Saw Operations Pneumatic System To realign the pivot arm assemblies Aligning Pivot Arm AssemblyPneumatic Limit Switch Junction Electrical Wiring DiagramLeft-hand Motor Wiring DiagramPneumatic System Diagram Cabinet Breakdown PartsDescription Cabinet Parts ListDrive System Breakdown Drive System Parts List Pivot Linkage Breakdown & Parts List Extension Wings Breakdown & Parts List Electrical & Lubrication Systems Breakdown Electrical & Lubrication Systems Parts List Pneumatic System Breakdown Pneumatic System Parts List Label Placement & List G0641 Double Miter Saw Page Page Warranty and Returns