Sears 113.29003 - Manual (Page 11)

3.
2,' iooten yoke damp hondie (Item 2^ figure 18) by pulling
lhe_ handle horizontally toward the front of the low.
Sightly loosen the two hex heod machine screws {Item 3,
figure 18).
Rotate the yoke (Itero 4, figure 18} very slightly opposite
to the direction of heel, (For left heel, rotate yoke dock-
wise; for right heel rotate yoke counterdockwise.)
5. Retighten the two hex head machine screws (item 3,
figure 18) and roloek the yoke by pushing the yoke damp
handle toward the rear of the saw.
6. Recheck for left and right heel as before.
7. When the heeling condition is corrected the face of the
board will show no marb when cut from either side
of the blade.
8. Replace earrioge cover.
OPERATING CONTROLS
1. Arbor Wrench
2. Shaft Wrench
3. Table Ciomp
4. Adapter Plug (foccept in Cortoda}
5. Yoke Clamp Handle
6. Radial Arm indicator
7. Carriage Loch Knob
8. Rip Scale Indicator
9. Swivel Latch Pin ECnob
16. Latch Pin Handle
11. Switch Key
12. Arm latch Handle
13. Bevel Index Handle
14. Pischarge flbow
15. Anti Kidi Bach Pawl Assembly
16. Bevel Loch Knob
17. Bevel Index Scale and indicator
18. Elevation Crank
19. Hex “I" Wrenches
NOTE; WHEN ORDERING REPAIR PARTS
REFER TO PARTS LIST FOR COR­
RECT PART NUMBER.
11 IE I
figure 19
RAISING AND LOWERING THE RADIAL ARM is ac­
complished by the elevation crank (item 18, figure 19). One
complete
fum of this Hantih will raise or fower.the radial
arm W.
LOCKING THE CARRIAGE TO THE RADIAL ARM is
accomplished by the carriage lock knob (Item 7, figure 19).
Turn the knob clockwise to lock; counterclockwise to unlock.
ANGULAR MOVEMENT AND LOCKING OF THE RADIAL
ARM are controlled by the arm latch handle (Item 12,
figure 19). The radial arm can be rotated 360" and locked
in any position. The arm is unlocked from any position fay a
slight counterclockwise rotation of the arm lotch handle
ond is locked in any position by rotating the orm latch
handle clockwise until fight. The radiol orm hos positive
stops at 0® ond 45® left ond right, and is released from
these index positions by unlocking and pulling out the arm
latch handle (Item 12, figure 19). Due to positive arm
locking at the index positions, the arm latch handle
may be difficult to pull out. A few turns to the left will
releosa it.
For most positive ond accurate settings at the index posi­
tions, the following is recommended;
1. If the radiol arm is olready indexed, unlock and poll
out the arm lotch hondle and move the rodial arm off
of the Index position. Release the arm latch handle.
2. Before moving the radial orm to the desired index posi­
tion, turn the arm latch handle (Item 12, figure 19) just
1/4 turn counterclockwise from the locked position,
3. Move the rodio! arm into the index position (do not
bump or jar) and hit the face of the arm latch hondle
solidly with the palm of the hand.
4. lock the rodial arm by turning the arm latch handle fully
clockwise.
CAUTION; When moving the radial arm in any
direction beyond 45® left or right, always pull out
the arm latch handle (at end of radial arm) to
prevent damaging the arm lock pin. If damage
occurs, the radial arm will not index properly at
0" ond 45" left or right.
MOVEMENT AND POSITION OF THE MOTOR IN THE
YOKE ar^ controlled by the latch pin hondle (Item 10, figure
19) end bevel lock knob (Item 16, figure 19). The bevel scole
indicates the ongufor position of the motor with respect to
the horizontal from 0® to 90® in either vertical position. The
latch pin handle aufomolicalty indexes the motor at 0°, 45°,
and 90° up and down. Lift to releose. At any other posi­
tion the latch pin handle is not engaged. The bevel lock knob
iocb the motor to the yoke when the motor is in any posi­
tion, Locking is clockwise; unlocking is counterclockwise.
MOVEMENT AND POSITION OF THE YOKE are con­
trolled by the swivel fotch pin knob (Item
9, figure 19) and
the yoke clomp hondie (Item 5, figure 19}. The swivel lotch
pin aufomotkally indexes the yoke at each 90° position and
two 45° positions, lift to releose. The yoke clamp hondie
Iocb the yoke to the carriage in any position. Pull to release.
Push to tighten. When ’Tn Ripping" it moy be desirable to
hove more free table in front of the sow falode than is ob­
tainable when the radiol arm is at the 0° posiflon. With
the blade in th normal cross-cut position index the rodio!
arm to 45° left ond lock It. Then loosen the yoke clomp
hondle and index the yoke 45“ clockwise, Reclamp the
yoke clomp hondle. The added free table space is now to
the right of the blade and ripping should be done from the
right side of the table. The reverse is also true for "Out
Ripping" by indexing the rodial arm 45“ right ond index­
ing the yoke 45° counterclockwise. The added table space
is now to the left of the blade ond ripping should be done
from the left side of the table.
CAUTION: Under these two conditions the In-Rip
and Out-Rlp scales connot be used.
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