D. optional ext. rails, E. mounting the fence – Woodstock International Fox Fense W1410 User Manual

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Shop Fox

®

Fence

Figure 5. Extension table.

Figure 6. Extension table and extension rails

assembled.

D. OPTIONAL EXT. RAILS

An extended rail set is available for the Shop Fox

®

Fence increasing the rip capacity to the right of the

blade to 49''. They are mounted in the same man-

ner as the standard rails.

An extension table (Figure 5.) must be mounted

between the fence extension rails to properly sup-

port the rails as well as the workpiece. The exten-

sion table must fit in the gap between the rails per-

fectly or the rails will be bowed. Remove the right

side table saw wing and bolt the extension table in

place using the existing holes for the wing. Extra

holes will need to be drilled in the rails to secure

the extension table at the right end.

Figure 7. Fence installation.

27"±

1

4

"

Figure 8. Jaw position.

E. MOUNTING THE FENCE

With the lock handle in the ''UP'' (unlocked) posi-

tion, attach the fence to the rails by skewing the

fence so the groove in the rear spring loaded roller

engages the back rail first. Figure 7. Then, hold-

ing the rear of the fence stationary, roll the first

front roller onto the front rail. Align the rear jaws

so the back rail will pass between them. Figure 8.

You may need to gently separate the jaws with a

screwdriver to allow them to clear the rail. Feed

the front jaws onto the front rail and slide the

fence the rest of the way on, making sure the sec-

ond front roller engages securely.

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