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BM 2610027879
Saw Operations
Crown Molding Auxiliary fence
Auxiliary Fence - Using an Auxiliary Fence when cutting Crown molding flat on the table will reduce splintering of your workpiece and movement of small
Build auxiliary fence by following pattern below - Material: 3/4" x
Add 4 holes as dimensioned on pattern
1)Cut wood to the outside dimensions shown and temporarily attach to saw’s stationary fence using two
2)Use 1/4" drill bit to drill first through existing holes in the rear of the stationary fence and then through the wood.
3)Remove wood, countersink the front of the wood and permanently attach to saw’s fence with hardware shown below.
OVERALL HEIGHT = | OVERALL LENGTH = |
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| 8" | |
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| 5/16" |
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| Drill 4 Holes = 5/16" Diameter |
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Nut (need 4) |
| New Auxiliary Fence |
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| Board: 3/4" Wide x |
Flat Washer (need 4)
5/16" Hole Through
1/2" Countersink
1/4" Flat Head Machine Screw x
Stationary | Saw Base | Top of Base | |
Fence | |||
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Note: The Stationary Fence is permanently attached to the Saw Base (do not remove)
New Auxiliary Fence (assembled to Miter Saw)
Stationary | Saw Base | Top of Base | |
Fence | |||
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