For 10 RIGHT-TILT Unisaws only, For ALL Products

Fig. 26

FOR 10" RIGHT-TILT UNISAWS ONLY

Fig. 23

Fig. 24

Fig. 25

1.If the switch is mounted to the left table extension, remove the switch and discard the hardware.

2.Remove the left-hand table extension. (It will not be used with the sliding table.)

3.Locate the rail (Fig.23), two 1" hex head screws, 2 flat washers, 2 special washers, and 2 hex nuts. Make sure that the rail/bracket is assembled as shown in Fig. 20, and that the short end of the rail is on the right of the bracket. (If the rail has been previously attached with the long end to the right, remove the bracket, turn the rail 180 degrees, and re-attach the bracket.)

4. Measure down 19-3/4" from the top surface of the saw table, draw a line,

then hold up the rail (with the short end of the rail to the front of the saw). Mark the drill guides on the marked line. Drill 7/16" holes at these marked locations.

5. Fasten the lower rail assembly to the left side of the saw cabinet (Fig. 24), using the hardware From STEP 1.

NOTE: Position the special washers between the lower rail mounting bracket and the cabinet. Place the lockwashers and nuts inside the cabinet. Make sure that the head of the bolts and flat washers are on the outside of the mounting brackets.

6.If your unit has the GPE switch (different from the one in Fig. 26), remove the bracket from the switch and attach the sheet metal bracket (#9 in CARTON CONTENTS). Attach it by moving from the original position to the position shown in Fig. 26.

7.If your unit has the LVC switch, use the front rail mounting hardware and secure it with the nut on the backside. Attach this assembly in the same location and with the same hardware as in STEP 6.

FOR ALL PRODUCTS

1.Attach the upper rail assembly (L) Fig. 27 to the side of the table where the extension wing was previously mounted, using the three 2-1/2" socket head screws (M) and lockwashers (N) through the holes (C) Fig. 28.

2.Use a square (D) Fig. 28 with a straight edge (A) on the machine table with the other end extending over the top of the upper rail assembly (B). The top of the upper rail assembly (B) must be slightly below the table surface.

Check the square (A) to confirm that the rail (E) is the same distance below the table surface at the front and the rear. To adjust, loosen the three screws located in holes (C) and adjust the upper guide rail assembly (B). After adjustment, tighten screws (C).

4.Attach the table support frame (P) Fig. 29 to the bottom of the table assembly using the four 3/4" screws (Q) and 1/4" lockwashers (R).

5.Insert the long end of the handle (S) Fig. 30 through the hole in the table support frame (P).

6.Place the 5/16" flat washer (T) Fig. 31 on the shaft end of the lock handle assembly (U) and place the handle support bracket (V) in position over the handle (S). Insert the threaded end of the handle assembly (U) through the hole (W) in the support bracket (V) and tighten the handle assembly (U).

7.Insert the roll pin (X) in the end of the handle rod (S) Fig. 32.

NOTE: The roll pin (X) prevents the handle (S) from pulling out of the support frame (P).

8. Slide the table assembly on the upper rail with the handle (S) Fig. 33 in the front position.

NOTE: The guide rail (C) must be between the two V roller bearings and the two flat roller bearings underneath the table assembly (Fig 35).

9.Make sure lower bearing (Y) Fig. 34, contacts lower rail (F) in the center of the rail. If necessary, loosen screw (Z) and move bracket (A) up or down until bearing (Y) contacts rail (F).