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5. Check the integrity of the installation, and

that the machine handle has trapped the

auxiliary guard in place. (Fig. 16)

WARNING: The Auxiliary Blade Guard must

be ﬁtted when this machine is used as a

Table Saw. Do not operate this machine if the

Auxiliary Blade Guard is damaged or missing.

2. Adjusting the Table Height

The height of the machine table top above

the machine motor can be adjusted. This

enables your Evolution Table/Mitre Saw to

mimic the rise and fall facility found on many

conventional table saws. The cutting depth

of the blade can thereby be adjusted from

0mm to 50mm.

WARNING: Only adjust the height of the

table with the machine disconnected from

the mains power supply.

To adjust:

• Loosen the two table pillar wing nuts, one

to the front, and one to the rear underneath

the machine table. (Fig. 17)

• Turn the height adjustment screw (Fig. 18)

clockwise or counter-clockwise until the saw

blade protrudes through the table by the

required amount.

• Tighten the two table pillar wing nuts

securely.

Note: The upper blade guard can be rotated

backwards to allow access to the table top so

that a machinist ruler can be used to measure

the height of the blade above the table.

To gain access –

• Pull out the sprung loaded locating pin at

the rear of the upper guard (Fig. 19)

• Rotate the guard backwards.

WARNING: Always return the guard to its

operational position with the locating pin fully

engaged in its hole in the riving knife when

measuring has been completed.

Never use the machine without the upper

guard in its operational position. Check the

operation of the upper guard after every

adjustment.

Return the table to its original (lowest)

position when cutting is completed.

3. The Rip Fence

An adjustable Rip Fence is positioned to the

RH side of the blade. The Rip Fence can be

locked into the desired position by tightening

a wing nut found underneath the Rip Fence

Carrier. (Fig. 20)

The Rip Fence rail is an integral part of the

machine table and contains a measurement

scale to aid setting.

Do not position the Rip Fence to the LH side

of the blade.

Forwards and backwards adjustment of the

rip fence is possible. Loosen the two socket

headed screws with a suitable Allen key and

slide the aluminium extrusion to the desired

position. Tighten the socket screws ﬁrmly.

(Fig. 21)

Note: We recommend that normally the

rip fence be adjusted so that the rear of

the guide is level with the rear of the blade

where it emerges from the table.

The aluminium fence guide can be attached

to the fence carrier in a ‘Hi’ and a ‘Lo’ position.

The ‘normal’ and factory supplied position is

with the fence set to the ‘Hi’ setting.

The ‘Lo’ setting can be useful when cutting

very thin sheet material.

To re-position the Rip Fence to the ‘Lo’

setting:

• Loosen the two socket headed screws.

• Slide the aluminium extrusion from the

carrier.

• Re-attach the aluminium extrusion to the

carrier in the ‘Lo’ position.

• Tighten the two socket headed screws with

the fence in the required position. (Fig. 22)

BASIC TABLE SAW OPERATIONS

WARNING: Never attempt freehand cuts

on this machine. Always use the Rip Fence

Guide to minimise the possibility of the blade

binding and kickback.

We recommend that the saw blade

protrudes through the material to be cut by

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