INCRA Miter 2000 - Manual (Page 2)

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Place the INCRA Miter Gauge in
the left hand miter slot at your
table saw. Loosen the (2) 1 ⁄ 4 - 20
socket head cap screws that secure
the fence to the fence mounting
bracket and slide the fence to a
position that leaves safe clearance
between the end of the fence and the
blade. Tighten the (2)
1 ⁄
4
- 20
fasteners. Fig. 2.
Remove the INCRA Miter Gauge
from the box. Pivot the miter
head around until the hole in the
black bottom plate aligns with the
threaded hole in the miter bar. Insert
the large miter push knob with
washer through the hole and thread
into the miter bar. See Fig. 1.
NOTE:
Do not insert the handle through
the slotted hole.
If the miter slot in your table saw is a
T-slot, attach the “T” clip to the end of
the miter bar as shown in Fig 1A.
1
Hole in bottom plate aligned
over threaded hole in miter bar
Miter push knob
Washer
Bottom plate
Miter bar
FIG. 1
Insert miter push knob through hole in
bottom plate and thread into miter bar.
First: Loosen (2) 1 / 4 -20 socket head cap screws
Clearance between
fence and blade
(at ALL fence angles)
FIG. 2
Position fence
Second: Slide fence
Third: Tighten fasteners
ASSEMBLY
2
FIG. 1A
Assemble miter
bar clip
#10-24 x 5 / 16"
flat head screw
T-clip
Miter bar
The method used to join the fence mounting brackets to the miter
head top plate makes it easy to fine-tune the angle of the fence perfectly
perpendicular to your table top. To adjust, loosen the (3) #10- 24 socket head
cap screws that secure the brackets to the top plate and slide a paper or
plastic shim between the bracket and top plate. Placing the shim
behind the
screws will decrease the fence to table angle. Placing the shim in front of
the fasteners will increase the fence to table angle.