[] Orientinnerslottedmetalstripsothatit islocated totheleftofouterslottedmetalstrip.
[] Topreventbinding,alignflatsofretainingscrewnut inslotsofinnerslottedmetalstrip.
[] insertretainingscrewthroughouterslottedmetal
stripandthreadintoretainingscrewnut.Tighten
retainingscrewsecurely.
FLATS RETAININGINNERSLOTTEDJ SCREWNUT METALSTRIPJ
RIVINGKNIFE ONTOP OF FENCE
TOO FARLEFTOF BLADE
Fig. 27B
between the motor and the column. Lock the yoke lock handle.
[] With the elevating handwheeJ, lower the arm until the blade just clears the table.
AUGN R_V_NG KNIFE TO BLADE
See F_gures 2ZA _27C.
When ripping the riving knife must be centered with the blade to ride in the middle of the kerr and keep it from binding. Binding pinches the blade. Blade pinching can cause kickback.
There are two pairs of
,_ WARMNG: Failure to use the riving knife, hold downs, and
kickback. Kickback can throw the workpiece toward the operator, resulting in serious injury.
[] Put the blade to the
RIVINGKNIFETOOFAR
RIGHTOF FENCEAND BLADE
Fig. 27A
[] Support the lower outer blade guard and loosen the carriage lock knob on the left of the arm. Move the yoke back until the blade touches the fence. Reset the carriage lock knob.
[] Loosen the riving knife knob, at the front of the upper blade guard. Lower the riving knife to the table and tighten the knob. If the knife rests against the fence, with one set of pawls riding on the fence, no adjustment is needed.
[] If the riving knife is on the fence or not touching it, loosen the riving knife slotted nut (just above the pawls, to the right). Correct the riving knife position and retighten the cap nut.
CORRECTALIGNMENTOF THERIVINGKNIFE
AND ANTFKICKPAWLS
Fig. 27C
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