Assembly Instructions; Expandable Upright Frame Instructions; Lower Half Of Workbench (2 Parts) - Porter Cable PCSRW4800 Manual De Instrucciones

EXPANDABLE UPRIGHT FRAME INSTRUCTIONS (FIG. A-B)
NOTICE
For ease of assembly, two vertical beams (1) feature pre-bolted horizontal and diagonal beams (2).
1. Place one vertical beam (1) and one pre-bolted vertical assembly (2) on the floor, parallel to each
other (about 18"/45.7 cm apart). The widest part of the teardrop-shaped hole pattern on each
beam should be facing upward (or away from you). (Fig. A)
2. Insert the free end of the diagonal beam into the free end of the horizontal beam. Align the
holes, and insert both beams into the U-shaped bracket at the top of the opposing vertical
beam (1). Use the included hex key (14) or hex bit (15) to thread the vertical assembly bolt (3)
through the holes and into the weld nut attached to the U-shaped bracket. Do not fully tighten
the bolt yet. (Fig. B)
3. Swing out the bottom horizontal beam and insert it into the U-shaped bracket at the bottom of
the opposing vertical beam (1). Thread a vertical assembly bolt (3) through the holes and into
the weld nut. Do not fully tighten the bolt. (Fig. B)
4. Repeat Steps 1-4 to assemble the three remaining upright frames. Once all are assembled, fully
tighten the bolts on all four corners. Be careful not to over-tighten the bolts; there should be no
deformation of the U-shaped brackets and/or horizontal beams.
Fig. A
18"
2 ft
(45.7 CM)
(61 cm)
1
2

LOWER HALF OF WORKBENCH (2 PARTS)

PART 1: CROSSBEAM INSTALLATION (FIG. C-E)
NOTICE
It is recommended for one person to hold the upright frames in place while a second person installs
the crossbeams (4).
1. There is a set of locking tabs at both ends of every crossbeam (4). To begin assembly, take
one crossbeam (4) and insert the tabs into two of the holes on the lower portion of one upright
frame. Engage the locking tabs into the holes using a downward motion. The locking pin hole
should be at the top. Make sure the end of the crossbeam (4) is flush against the upright frame.
(Fig. C)
2. Repeat for the opposite side of the upright frame. Tap the ends of the crossbeam (4) closest to
the upright frames with a rubber mallet until fully seated. The crossbeam (4) and locking tabs
should easily slip into place. If they do not, then recheck the alignment of the teardrop-shaped

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

Fig. B
DIAGONAL
1
BOTTOM HORIZONTAL BEAM
TOP HORIZONTAL BEAM
2
BEAM
1
7
1