Adjustments, Fence Movement, Spring Tension

	Adjustments
	Fence Movement
	To move the fence toward or away from the saw
	blade, loosen the lock handle (A, Figure 10) and
	rotate the knob (B, Figure 10).
	A millimeter scale is inscribed on the edge of the
	rack (C, Figure 10).
	After adjustment, re-tighten lock handle (A,
	Figure 10).
	Spring Tension	Figure 10
	The amount of tension directed against the	Figure 10
	The amount of tension directed against the
	workpiece is controlled by the spring, and is
	adjustable. Regulate the tension on the spring
	by turning the hex nut, shown in Figure 11. Turn
	the hex nut clockwise to increase tension,
	counterclockwise to decrease tension.
	Arm Positioning
	The arm of the Stock Feeder can be pulled
	away from the blade and secured there by
	pushing up the stop rod (Figure 11) into the hole
	in the bracket. NOTE: Make sure the stop rod is
	pushed up as far as it will go into the hole.
	To release the arm, pull back slightly on the
	handle of the Stock Feeder, and pull the stop	Figure 11
	rod downward out of the hole. Carefully allow
	the arm to swing back toward the blade.

The arm will swing back toward the blade with force when the spring is tensioned. Guide the arm back without letting it hit the saw blade.

Rollers to Blade Distance

The distance of the serrated rollers to the band saw blade can be fine-adjusted with the hex nuts (Figure 12).

1.Loosen outer hex nut (B, Figure 12).

2.Pull back on the Stock Feeder arm, and turn the inner hex nut (A, Figure 12) as needed.

3.Lock the setting by tightening the outer hex nut (B, Figure 12) up against the inner hex nut (A, Figure 12).

Figure 12