Woodstock THE SHOP FOX W1500 - Manual (Page 5)

-4- Shop Fox ®
C. Commentary
The Shop Fox ® is a multi-functional accessory fixture
which can be used in conjunction with a router table,
horizontal borer, shaper, bandsaw, table saw, sander,
and various other woodworking machines. Its purpose
is to help cut, shape and sand wood, wood composites,
and plastics. The Shop Fox
® combines conventional
clamping methods with unique positioning features
to assist in cutting tenons, mortises, rail ends, finger
joints, glue joints, and other joints used in woodwork-
ing as well as making edge mouldings and raised
panels.
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quality products and supporting its products through
customer service and technical documentation. This
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If you have any parts problems or requests, please con-
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assist you.
D. Piece Inventory
Remove the Shop Fox ® from the package. You may
want to save the carton in case of return or future
storage.
You will notice that most of the Shop Fox ® has been
preassembled at the factory and little assembly is
required on your part. Compare the Shop Fox
® to the
parts list in the back of this manual to ensure that you
have all the pieces.
Upon removal of all items from the package, you
should have:
1. Shop Fox ® Upper Unit
2. Shop Fox ® Lower Unit
3. Lock Knobs (2)
4. Clamping Assembly
5. Angle Stop
6. Clamping Stud W/ Rubber Foot
7. Thumb Screws (2)
8. Aluminum Spacers (2)
9.
1 /
4
'' Flat Washer (2)
10. Wing Nuts (2)
11. Allen
® Wrenches (2)
After you have completed your inventory, inspect all
the parts (especially the contact areas) for burrs and
other irregularities which might hinder the assem-
bly process. If you find any burrs left over from the
machining process, simply sand or file them flat.
Please note that while burrs are not a common occur-
rence, it is possible that one or more of the parts could
have been missed during the manufacturing process.