ALIGNING THE ARM FOR CROSS CUTS
See Figures 29,4 -2gC,
Thisprocedure checks whetherthe arm is exscfiy O"
forcross cut travel bychecking the blade against the
table and the miterindicator. Remove the reartable,
spacertable, and fence, butleave the frontta_e in
place.You willneed a framing square, a 3/16 in. hex
key,and a pencil,
_k WARNING: Besure the saw isunplugged
beforeperforming these adjustments.Accidental
start-up could resultin serious personal injury.
•Firstcheck the framing square byfitting one side
againstthe back edge of the table. Lightlydraw a
lineon the table along the edge of the square in
the middle of the table. Flipthe square over.If the
edge stillmatches the line with no gaps or over-
tape, thesquare is true.
THERESHOULDBENOGAPHEREWHEN
SQUAREISFUPPEDOVERTODOTrEDPOSITION
Fig. 29A
MITERINDICATOR ARM
LOCKKNOB
FRAMING
SQUARE \
Release the arm lock knob. Position the arm
straightforward (0") and leave it unlocked.
Lowerthearm withtheelevatinghandwheeluntil
thesaw blade just clearsthe front table. Lockthe
yokelock handle (right side of saw, below yoke)
and thebevel lockLever.
•Placethe framing square on the tableand position
one edge ofthe square firmly against the back
edge of the table, Positionthe otherleg of the
squareagainst the blade untilit rests beside but not
touchingatooth. With a pencil, mark beside this
tooth.
•Slowlymove the yoke assembly forward and
backward alongthe arm andagainst the square
without rotatingthe blade. If the mark moves into or
away fromthe square, adjust the arm withthe
followingsteps.
•Atthe back of the column,loosen the threeset-
screwsw_tha 3/16 in.hex keyand positionthe arm
asneeded to alignwith the framing square.
•Lockthe arm lock knoband retighten the three
setscrews.Recheck the cross cut travel with the
bladeagainst the framing square.
• Setthe miterindicatoron top of the column to O"
•Replacethe fence, spacer table, rear table, and
tableclamps.
REARCOVER
REMOVEDFOR
CLARITY
Y_E
LOCK
H_O_
SETSCREWS Fig. 29C
ELEVAnNGHANDWHEEL Fig. 29B 37 CRIIFTZNIIrRADIALSAW315.220381