Woodstock W1673 instruction manual Fence/Rails, Rail placement

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Figure 20. Rail placement.

Figure 21. Rail assembly.

Figure 22. Securing rail with cap screw.

Fence/Rails

The fence is secured to the table with 2 rails. The rails are fastened to the front and back edges of the table with 4 socket head cap screws and spacer sleeves. The fence is most often used between the blade and the bandsaw body upright, so place the rails as shown in

Figure 20.

To install the rails and fence, follow the instructions below:

1.Start a socket head cap screw through the hole in the end of the rail, then add the spacer and thread into the hole on the out- side, back edge of the table as shown in Figure 21. Do not tighten at this time.

2.Secure the rest of the rail by placing a sock- et head cap screw through the remaining hole, add the spacer and thread into the hole in the back edge of the table as shown in Figure 22.

3.Tighten both screws and repeat for the other table edge.

4.Loosen upper knob on fence and hook the other end of fence onto the fence rail. Install the adjustment knob.

5.Slide the fence on the rails (See Figure 23), beyond the hole in the table where the blade will go.

Figure 23. Starting fence on rail.

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Contents Bandsaw Table Of Contents Woodstock Service and Support Introduction About Your NEW BandsawWarranty and Returns Machine SpecificationsSafety First Disconnect machine when cleaning, adjusting or servicingAdditional Safety Instructions For Bandsaws Keep proper footing and balance at all timesElectrical Requirements 110V OperationExtension Cords Grounding220V Operation Avoiding Potential Injuries Unplug saw before changing bladesUse push blocks when necessary Assembly Instructions ContentsHardware StandBandsaw Body Lifting tensioning handleMounting Motor Quick-Connect CordMounting Dust Port Mounting TableTo mount the table Rail placement Fence/RailsAdjustments Location of ControlsDiagram of speed options Speed ChangesTo install the blade Install/Remove BladesTo remove the blade To adjust blade tension Blade TensionTo tighten your blade by sound To tighten your blade by deflectionTracking To track the blade using center trackingRead the next section for coplanar tracking Wheel Alignment To check if your wheels are coplanarLower wheel adjustment control Blade Guides Blade guide assembliesTo adjust the guide blocks Guide block position on bladeTable Adjustments To square the table to the bladeTable Adjustments To make the miter gauge slot parallel with the bladeFence Adjustments To set the fence so it is parallel to the miter slotTo adjust for blade lead with the fence only option Blade LeadGeneral OperationsTest Run Crosscutting RippingTo perform ripping operations Resawing Cutting CurvesTo make curved cuts Stacked Cuts To resaw, follow this basic procedureTo make stacked cuts Blade Selection Blade TypeBlade Width Blade TeethMaintenance LubricationMaintenance Schedule Maintenance NotesPage Closure Page Page Page XPB03 Adapter Warranty Card BOX BELLINGHAM, WA