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F.
Adjust the saw's cutting depth to
approximately 0.36" (9 mm) and the
bevel angle to 0°. This will result in
the blade extending 1/8" (3mm)
below the anti-splinter edge.
G. Following the instructions in the
"SWITCHIN ON AND OFF" section on
page 19, switch on the saw and
guide it uniformly with a slow feed
rate through the end of the track.
▼ SECURING TRACKS
damage, only use the track clamps to
secure the track.
Once the track has been placed in the
desired position, insert a track clamp 50
in from each end of the track, then
tighten
the
workpiece (Fig. 6).
▼ PROTECTIVE END CAPS
These caps help to protect the ends of
the tracks from damage, such as when
dropped on their ends. The left 44 and
right 45 caps are NOT interchangeable. If
one or both of the end caps become
damaged, they should simply be
replaced.
▼ CONNECTING MULTIPLE TRACKS
A.
Pull out the end caps 44 and 45 from
facing ends of the tracks 40 to be
connected. Store the end caps in a
safe place (Fig. 7).
B.
Insert the connector 41 into one of
the tracks 40 as shown and then slide
another track onto the other end of
the connector (Fig. 8).
C.
Make sure that the tracks have no gap
in between them. Move the connector
41 so that the center mark "⇐|⇒" is
positioned at the joint line. Turn all
four locks with a screw driver or a
coin to secure the connection (Fig. 9).
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Track Assembly
To avoid the risk of
injury and/or property
clamps
against
the
Fig. 6
50
Fig. 7
40
Fig. 8
Fig. 9
40
44
45
41