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• Move stop guide so that it projects by ap-
prox. 20 mm over the base table.
• Check the gap between the tabletop and
stop and determine the amount of correc-
tion.
5.2 Adjusting the table height
A separate adjustment must be carried out
at the front and rear support.
• Loosen counternut (3.4)
• Set correct height and adjusting screw
(3.3).
• Re-tighten counternut (3.4) and fastening
bolt (5.4).
6 Adjusting the parallelism of base
and sliding tables
6.1 Checking the parallelism
• Move stop guide up to saw blade. If the
sliding table is correctly adjusted the gap
between the underside of the stop and the
base table is the same across the whole
width.
6.2 Adjusting the parallelism
A separate adjustment is necessary at the
front and rear supports.
• Release handle (3.1).
• Release counternut (3.8).
• Adjust parallelism of both tables with ad-
justing screw (3.2).
• Re-tighten counternut (3.8) and handle
(3.1).
7 Adjusting the parallelism of slid-
ing table guide and saw blade
7.1 Checking the parallelism
• Fit angle fence on sliding table.
• Set stop guide so that the front edge of
the stop is exactly fl ush with the outer
table edge of the PRECISIO. When the
sliding table is moved the edges must be
equidistant throughout the entire range
of motion.
7.2 Adjusting the parallelism
The parallelism is adjusted with the screw
(3.5) on the fi tting angle on the rear of the
table.
• Loosen handle (3.1).
• Loosen locking bolt (3.7)
• Loosen counternut (3.6).
• Adjust parallelism with screw (3.5).
• Check by moving the sliding table - same
distance to base table at all points!
• Re-tighten locking bolt (3.7), counternut
(3.6) and handle (3.1).
8 Dismantling the sliding table
unit
The complete sliding table can be disman-
tled in a trice and quickly be re-fi tted with
no adjustments.
• Lock sliding table with rotary knob
(4.5).
• Release handles (3.1) and remove from
frame with bolt head (5.2).
• Remove complete unit.
Re-assemble in reverse order with no ad-
justments.
