Woodstock W1410 manual Fence Clamping Pressure, Disabling the rear clamp

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D. FENCE CLAMPING

PRESSURE

If you can move the locked fence by exerting approximately 50 lbs. of lateral force, the fence clamping mechanism will require adjustment. It is quicker and easier to adjust the fence while it is on the saw; however, reaching underneath the fence may be awkward for some people. Removing the fence and laying it upside down on a bench to work on is another option. With this method, you may have to slide the fence on and off several times.

Before starting, review the adjustment steps while looking at the parts breakdown near the end of this manual.

Step 1.

The front clamp (#17 & 18) is adjusted first and to do so, it is necessary to disable the rear clamp (#23 & 24). Disable the rear clamp by removing the cotter pin (#16) and pivot pin (#8) located on the lower jaw (#24) of the rear clamp. Figure 13. Needle nose pliers will ease removal of the cotter pin.

Pivot pin

Cotter pin

Step 2.

Now engage the locking lever several times to see how securely the front clamp holds. It should only require 5-10 pounds of force to push the lever into the locked position. Try moving the fence from side to side using the locking handle. If the front clamp slips under a lateral load of 25 pounds or less, then the clamping pressure needs to be adjusted.

Step 3.

Remove the two cotter and pivot pins shown in Figure 14 and remove the upper/lower jaw assem- bly as one unit. This will leave two steel yokes (#14 & 15) exposed, one long and one short.

Step 4.

To increase clamping pressure, either unscrew the longer yoke half a turn or screw the shorter yoke in half a turn. Adjustment should be done in half turn increments.

Step 5.

To reduce clamping pressure, turn the yokes in the opposite direction. After adjusting one yoke half a turn, reassemble the clamp and test the unit. If more adjustment is required, turn the other yoke half a turn and retest. Do not over-adjust.

Remove

Remove

Figure 13. Disabling the rear clamp.

Figure 14. Removing front jaw assembly.

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Contents Shop Fox Fence Table of Contents Section I Introduction USE a Push Stick When Cutting Narrow Pieces Safety Rules for Table SawsUnpacking Clean UPPiece Inventory Order of Installation Section II InstallationTools Required Mounting the RailsPage Page Optional EXT. Rails Mounting the Fence Fence installationBlade Guards Optional bracket installation Shop Fox FenceTable Clearance Section III AdjustmentsTracking Lock Handle Setscrew stop Power linkDisabling the rear clamp Fence Clamping PressurePage Parallelism Lead adjustment Shown exaggerated for illustration purposes90˚ to Tabletop Attaching the scale Shop Fox Fence SCALE/INDICATORLocation of shims Fence StopFine Positioning Section IV OperationsBoard Buddies Wood Facing Rails TOO Close Together Section V TroubleshootingRails TOO FAR Apart Distance between carriages Front carriage Front Clamp will not AdjustFence does not Move Smoothly Rear Clamp will not AdjustSquaring carriage on fence Shop Fox Fence Fence will not Adjust Parallel to BladeSection VI Part Documentation Shop Fox Fence REF# Description Grip Locking Handle Pivot PIN W1410 Shop FOX Fence Section VII SpecificationsSection Xiii Warranty
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