Installing the Cabinet to Extension Table
1.Cut the 3/4" x 2” runners to length. This measurement may vary depending on the extension table. Measure from the end rail to the mid rail and cut to length, (Fig. 7).
2.Measure from the outer edge of the extension table’s side rails to
3.Drill pilot holes in the end and mid rails so that the screws don’t split the wood. Attach the runners with eight #8 x 2” screws.
4.Press hinges into the door, and use a rubber mallet to secure in place. Attach hinges to the side panel with four #8 x 3/4" screws. Press the door handle into door, and mount through the sides with two #6 x 3/4" screws.
5.Place the cabinet beneath the extension table and make sure that the door is flush with the outer edge of the end rail. The pre- drilled holes in the cabinet top should line up with the runners. Make any needed adjustments.
6.Adjust the legs so that the cabinet rests evenly on the floor and flush against the extension table. Note: If you are using the large shelf between the tablesaw and cabinet hold it in place and make sure you will have a snug fit. You do not want any gaps or the
7.Mount the cabinet to the runners (A, Fig. 8) using six #8 x 2” screws.
8.Insert the shelf holders into the cabinet and position the shelves to meet your needs.
Installing the Large Shelf
If you have an open stand tablesaw you cannot use the large shelf. The large shelf has a cutout on the bottom side to accommodate JET’s right tilt tablesaw dust port. The end with the cutout should be against the tablesaw cabinet facing down.
1.Tape the template found on page 8 to the saw cabinet and follow the steps listed on the template. Note: If you have a right tilt saw remove the dust port and tape the template to the cabinet. The dust port can be installed after the holes have been drilled.
2.After the four 7/32” holes have been drilled mount the two angle brackets (A, Fig. 9) to the saw cabinet using four
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