Ryobi C2600 warranty Adjustable Flip Fence, Cutting Angle Adjustment, Adjusting Width of CUT

ADJUSTMENTS

ADJUSTABLE FLIP FENCE

See Figure 6.

The adjustable flip fence is located at the rear of your cut-off machine. As mentioned previously, it is used along with the vise clamp to provide a clamp for holding your workpiece securely when making cuts. It also makes your cut-off machine more versatile.

The fence can be rotated to obtain cutting angles from 0° to 45°. It also has an extension block that flips up to allow greater cutting widths in thin stock, or down to allow greater cutting depths in tall or thick stock.

CUTTING ANGLE ADJUSTMENT

See Figure 6.

■Unplug your cut-off machine.

WARNING:

Failure to unplug cut-off machine could result in accidental starting causing possible serious personal injury.

■Loosen the fence lock handle securing fence assembly.

■Rotate fence assembly until the desired angle of cut on the scale is aligned with the indicator in machine base.

■For precise cuts, check the angle of cut for the fence against the abrasive wheel with a protractor, bevel square, or other similar device.

■Using the fence lock handle, securely tighten the fence in place at desired angle. See Figure 6.

ADJUSTING WIDTH OF CUT

See Figures 7 and 8.

■Unplug your cut-off machine.

WARNING:

Failure to unplug cut-off machine could result in accidental starting causing possible serious personal injury.

■To increase the width of cut of your cut-off machine, flip the extension block up and back as shown in figure 7. This position is good for cutting thin and wide pieces of stock, such as flat or angled stock.

■To increase the height of cut of your cut-off machine, flip the extension block down as shown in figure 8. This position is good for cutting tall and thick pieces of stock, such as square or tube stock.

FENCE LOCK
HANDLE	VISE
	CLAMP

30

15

0

SCALE

INDICATOR

FENCE

SCALE

ADJUSTABLE	Fig. 6
FLIP FENCE

ADJUSTABLE

FLIP FENCE

45

15

0

EXTENSION

BLOCK

Fig. 7

ADJUSTABLE

FLIP FENCE

EXTENSION

BLOCK

Fig. 8

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