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OWNER’S MANUAL

T-GlideTM Fence System-Professional Series

1. Youmustinstallaripfencebeforeusingyoursaw.Attemptingtousethesawwithouttheripfencecouldresultinseriouspersonalinjury.

2. Alwaysusearipfencewhenmakingripcuts.Neverperformarippingoperationfreehandoraseriousinjurymayresult.

3. Alwaysuseapushstickorpushblockwhenyourhandcomeswithin6inchesoftheblade.Attemptingtousetheripfencefornarrowcutswithoutapushstickorpushblockcouldresultinaseriouspersonalinjury.

4. Donotusethemitergaugewhenmakingripcuts.

5. Whilemakingbevelcuts,use the fenceonlyon the rightsideof thesawblade toprevent theblade frompossiblycontactingthefence.Thebrakewillactivateifthespinningsawbladecomesintocontactwiththemetalinthefence.

Safety

WarrantySawStop warrants to the original retail purchaser of the T-Glide Fence System - Professional Series

accompanyingthismanualthatthefencesystemwillbefreefromdefectsinmaterialandworkmanshipforONEYEARfromthedateofpurchase.Thiswarrantydoesnotapplytodefectsarisingfrommisuse,abuse,negligence,accidents,normalwear-and-tear,unauthorizedrepairoralteration,orlackofmaintenance.

Please contact SawStop to take advantage of this warranty. If SawStop determines the fence system isdefective inmaterial orworkmanship, andnot due tomisuse, abuse, negligence, accidents, normalwear-and-tear,unauthorizedrepairoralteration,orlackofmaintenance,thenSawStopwill,atitsexpenseanduponproofofpurchase,send replacementparts to theoriginal retailpurchasernecessary tocure thedefect.Alternatively,SawStopwill repair the fencesystemprovided it is returned toSawStop,shippingprepaid,within thewarrantyperiod. This warranty is void if the fence system is modified without the prior permission of SawStop, LLC, or if the fencesystemislocatedorhasbeenusedoutsideofthecountrywheretheauthorizedSawStopdistributorfromwhomthefencesystemwaspurchasedresides.

SawStop disclaims any and all other express or implied warranties, including merchantability and fitness for a particularpurpose.SawStopshallnotbeliablefordeath,injuriestopersonsorproperty,orincidental,consequential,contingentorspecialdamagesarisingfromtheuseofthefencesystem.

This warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may have other rights which vary from state to state.

Unpacking Your T-Glide Fence SystemWhile unpacking your saw, verify that you have all the components shown below for your specific fence

system.TheT-GlideFenceSystem–ProfessionalSeriesisavailableineithera52”systemora36”system.Thecomponentspicturedbelowarefromthe52”system,althoughthecomponentsfromthe36”systemaresimilar.

front tube

front rail

rear railextension table

installation instructions poster owner’s manual

SawStop ®

OWNER’S MANUAL

T-GlideTM Fence System-Professional Series

(four for 52” system, two for 36” system)

angle bracket fence handle

T-Glide tablehardware pack

18Countersunk Socket

Head Bolts, M8 x 25 (6)

Washers, M8.5 x 23 (6) 19

Lock Washers, M8 (6) 20

Philips Head Screws, M4 x 16 (12) 17

Foot,(2) 13

Hex Head Bolts,M10 x 45 (4) 15

Hex Nuts, M8 (8) 14

Nylon Lock Nuts,M10 (4) 16

T-Glide 52” Table Hardware Pack

T-Glide railshardware pack

T-Glide Rails Hardware Pack

1Countersunk Socket Head Bolts,

M8 x 25 (8)


Hex Nuts, M8 (8) 4

Hex Head Screws with AttachedWashers, M8 x 16 (9) 6

Washers, M8.5 x 23 (8) 2

Countersunk SocketHead Screws, M8 x 16 (4) 5

SawStopT-Glide fence

Assembling Your T-Glide Fence System

SawStop Service Department 503-682-6222

www.sawstop.com

Before assembling your T-Glide fence system,make sure that you have all the necessary components identified on page 1 in the Owner’sManual, including the two hardware packs. Call the SawStop Service Department at 503-682-6222 if any components are missing. You will also need the following tools to complete the fence installation:

1. a 5 mm hex key2. a 13 mm wrench3. two 17 mm wrenches (or adjustable wrenches)4. a Phillips head screwdriver5. a level or straight-edge

Note: The drawings in the installation poster illustrate the T-Glide rails and extension table for the 52” system. The instructions for assembling and using the 36” system are the same. 1 2

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Wet Wood

Overload Due To

During Bypass

Contact Detected

During Standby

Contact Detected

BrakeAdjust Position of

DoorsClose Access

Key To “On”

Turn Cartridge

To “Off”

Turn Star t Switch

Bypass Mode On

Coasting Down

Replace Cartridge

System Ready

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10¨ Contractor SawSawStop ®

Model No. CNS 175Serial No. C074012345

Electrical / Electricidad / Électricité

115/230 Volts, 60 Hz15/7.5 Amps1 Phase

1.75 HP3500 RPM

®c US175370

Moving belts and parts

can pinch, cut or crush.

Do not operate with

belt guard open.

Made in TaiwanSawStop, LLC www.sawstop.com TCP

10¨ Contractor Saw

SawStop ®

Model No. CNS 175Serial No. C074012345Electrical / Electricidad / Électricité115/230 Volts, 60 Hz15/7.5 Amps1 Phase1.75 HP3500 RPM

®cUS175370



Do not operate with

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SawStop, the SawStop blade logo, and the

configuration ofthis product are either registered

trademarks or trademarks of SawStop, LLC.

Software copyright 2003-2006 by SawStop, LLC.

All rights reserved. Protected by one or more of

the following U.S. patents 6813983, 6826988,

6857345, 6877410, 6880440,6920814, 6945148,

6945149, 6957601, 6994004, 6997090, 7000514,

7024975, 7055417, 7077039,7098800, 7100483,

7137326, 7171879, 7197969, 7210383, 7225712,

7228772, 7231856 and Taiwan patent 143466.

Additional U.S. and foreign patents pending.

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Do not remove the dust shroud because

the blade will be exposed. If you contact the

blade under the table, the blade may retract

toward you and cause a severe injury.

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front rail

level the top of the front rail with the lower edge

of the bevel

straight-edge

rear rail

straight-edge

supportleg

• Locate the front rail, the rear rail, and the T-Glide rails hardware pack. All of the hardware needed to install the rails is located on the T-Glide rails hardware pack and is shipped in the T-Glidefence box. In order to easily identify the hardware used in each of the following steps, the different pieces of hardware are numbered on the hardware pack and in the figures.

• Align the front rail (the larger of the two rails) with the front edge of the table top so the cut-outs at the top of the rail are centered on the miter gauge slots in the table and so the holes in the rail align with the holes along the front edge of the table and extension wings. Remove six M8 x 25 countersunk sockethead bolts from the T-Glide rails hardware pack and insert one through each of the holes in the rail and table.

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• Place an M8.5 x 23 washer and an M8 lock washeron the back of each of the six M8 x 25 countersunk socket head bolts , and then thread an M8 hex nut on each bolt. Hand tighten the nuts; do not fully tighten them.

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• The holes in the front edge of the table and extension wings are slightly larger than the bolts they receive to allow you to level the front rail and extension wings to the table top. Align the top of the front rail with the lower edge of the bevel on the front edge of the table top. Use a 5 mm hex key and a 13 mm wrench to fully tighten the nuts on the back of the four bolts that extend through the table top. Do not tighten the nuts on the bolts that extend through the extension wings.

bevel

tighten

level the extension wing and tighten the

nut on this bolt

• Use a straight-edge to level the front edge of the left extension wing to the cast iron table top. You may have to pull up or push down on the outer edge of the extension wing to level it. Once the front edge of the left extension wing is level, use a 5 mm hex key and a 13 mm wrench to fully tighten the nut on the bolt that mounts the left extension wing to the front rail. Repeat this process to level the front edge of the right extension wing.

• Align the rear rail (the smaller of the two rails) with the rear edge of the table top so the cut-outs at the top of the rail are centered on the miter gauge slots in the table and so the holes in the rail align with the holes along the back edge of the table and extension wings. Notice that the holes in the table are threaded but the holes in the extension wings are not. Remove four M8 x 16 countersunk socket head screws from the T-Glide rails hardware pack and thread one through each of the holes in the rail and into the threaded holes in the table.Tighten the four screws using a 5 mm hex key.

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• Take two M8 x 25 countersunk socket head bolts and insert one through each hole in each extension wing. Place an

M8.5 x 23 washer and an M8 lock washer on the back of each bolt and then thread an M8 hex nut on each bolt. Hand tighten the nuts; do not fully tighten them.

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• Use a straight-edge to level the rear edge of the left extension wing to the cast iron table top. You may have to pull up or push down on the outer edge of the extension wing to level it. Once the rear edge of the left extension wing is level, use a 5 mm hex key and a 13 mm wrench to fully tighten the nut on the bolt that mounts the left extension wing to the rear rail. Repeat this process to level the rear edge of the right extension wing.

level the extension wing and tighten the

nut on this bolt

• Once the rails are in place you can mount the extension table tothe rails, but first you must mount the support leg or legs to the extension table. The extension table for the 36” fence system has one support leg and the extension table for the 52” fence system has two. Locate the support legs, the angle brackets, and the T-Glide table hardware pack. Begin by installing the adjustable foot in the bottom of each support leg. Thread an M8 nut onto the threaded shaft of the foot as close to the rubber base as possible, and then thread the foot into the bottom of the support leg as far as possible.

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• Each support leg is mounted to the underside of the extension table using two angle brackets. Align the two holes in the support leg to the two holes in the brackets. Put one of the M10 x 45 hex head bolts through each hole in the leg and brackets. Thread an M10 nylon lock nut on each bolt and tighten with a 17 mm wrench. You will need to hold the head ofthe hex bolt with another 17 mm wrench to tighten the lock nut. Do not fully tighten the nuts; leave them just loose enough to be able to move the brackets.

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• Mount the angle brackets to the underside of the extension table using three M4 x 16 Phillips head screws per bracket.The underside of the extension table is pre-drilled to receive the screws. Be careful not to overtighten the screws because you

may strip the threads in the wood. Once all the brackets have been mounted to the table, fully tighten the M10 nylon lock nuts that secure the legs to the brackets.

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M8 x 25 (8)


Hex Nuts, M8 (8) 4


Washers, M8.5 x 23 (8) 2




Washers, M8.5 x 23 (6) 19



Foot,(2) 13


Hex Nuts, M8 (8) 14



support leg(two for 52” system, one for 36” system)

SawStopT-GlideFenceSystem-ProfessionalSeries 1

InstallingtheFenceRails1. Locate the front rail, the rear rail, and the T-Glide rails hardware pack (see

Fig.1).AllofthehardwareneededtoinstalltherailsislocatedontheT-Gliderails hardware pack and is shipped in the T-Glide fence box. In order toeasilyidentifythehardwareusedineachofthefollowingsteps,thedifferentpieces of hardware are numbered on the hardware pack and in the figures. If youaremissingtheT-Gliderailshardwarepack,theT-Glidetablehardwarepack,oranyoftheotherfencesystemcomponentsshownonpage1,calltheSawStopServiceDepartmentat503-682-6222.

Youwillalsoneedthefollowingtoolstocompletethefenceassembly: •a13mmwrench • two 17 mm wrenches (or adjustable wrenches) •a5mmhexkey •aPhillipsheadscrewdriver •alevelorstraight-edge

Fig.1

2. Align the front rail (the larger of the two rails) with the front edge of the table top so the cut-outs at the top oftherailarecenteredonthemitergaugeslotsinthetableandsotheholesintherailalignwiththeholesalongthefrontedgeofthetableandextensionwings.RemovesixM8x25countersunksocketheadboltsfromtheT-Gliderailshardwarepackandinsertonethrougheachoftheholesintherailandintothetableandextensionwings (see Fig. 2).

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frontrail

Note: Yourcontractorsawmustbefullyassembledbeforeinstallingthefencesystem.

Note: Thesedrawingsbelowshowhowtoassembleboththe52”and36”fencesystems,althoughthecomponentsshownarefromthe52”fencesystem.Thecomponentsfromthe36”systemaresimilar.

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M8 x 25 (8)


Hex Nuts, M8 (8) 4


Washers, M8.5 x 23 (8) 2



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Overload Due To

During Bypass

Contact Detected

During Standby

Contact Detected

BrakeAdjust Position of

DoorsClose Access

Key To “On”

Turn Cartridge

To “Off”Turn Start Switch

Bypass Mode On

Coasting Down

Replace Cartridge

System Ready

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3. PlaceanM8.5x23washerandanM8lockwasheronthebackofeachofthesixM8x25countersunksocketheadbolts,andthenthreadanM8hexnutoneach bolt (see Fig. 3).Handtightenthenuts;donotfullytightenthem.

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4. Theholesinthefrontedgeofthetableandextensionwingsareslightlylargerthantheboltstheyreceivetoallowyoutolevelthefrontrailandextensionwingstothetabletop.Alignthetopofthefrontrailwiththeloweredge of the bevel on the front edge of the table top (see Fig. 4).Usea5mmhexkeyanda13mmwrenchtofullytightenthenutsonthebackofthefourboltsthatextendthroughthetabletop.Donottightenthenutsontheboltsthatextendthroughtheextensionwings.

levelthetopofthefrontrailwiththeloweredge

ofthebevel Fig.4

5. Useastraight-edgetolevelthefrontedgeoftheleftextensionwing to the cast iron table top (see Fig. 5).Youmayhavetopulluporpushdownontheouteredgeoftheextensionwingto level it.Once the frontedgeof the leftextensionwing islevel,usea5mmhexkeyanda13mmwrenchtofullytightenthenutontheboltthatmountstheleftextensionwingtothefront rail.Repeat thisprocess to level the frontedgeof therightextensionwing.

leveltheextensionwingandtightenthe

nutonthisbolt

straight-edge

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bevel

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Made in Taiwan

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Model No. CNS 175

Serial No. C074012345

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115/230 Volts, 60 Hz

15/7.5 Amps

1 Phase

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6. Align the rear rail (the smaller of the two rails) with the rear edge of the table top so the cut-outs at the top of therailarecenteredonthemitergaugeslotsinthetableandsotheholesintherailalignwiththeholesalongthebackedgeofthetableandextensionwings.Noticethattheholesinthetablearethreadedbuttheholesintheextensionwingsarenot.RemovefourM8x16countersunksocketheadscrewsfromtheT-Gliderailshardwarepackandthreadonethrough each of the holes intherailandintothethreadedholes in the table (see Fig. 6).Tightenthefourscrewsusinga5mmhexkey.

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7. TaketwoM8x25countersunksocketheadboltsandinsertonethrougheachholeineachextensionwing.PlaceanM8.5x23washerandanM8lockwasheronthebackofeachboltandthenthreadanM8hexnutoneach bolt (see Fig. 7).Handtightenthenuts;donotfullytightenthem.

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rearrail


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configuration of this product are either registered





6857345, 6877410, 6880440, 6920814, 6945148,

6945149, 6957601, 6994004, 6997090, 7000514,

7024975, 7055417, 7077039, 7098800, 7100483,

7137326, 7171879, 7197969, 7210383, 7225712,



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8. Useastraight-edgetoleveltherearedgeoftheleft extension wing to the cast iron table top (see Fig.8).Youmayhavetopulluporpushdownontheouteredgeoftheextensionwingtolevelit.Oncetherearedgeoftheleftextensionwingislevel,usea5mmhexkeyanda13mmwrenchto fully tighten thenut on thebolt thatmountsthe left extensionwing to the rear rail.Repeatthisprocess to level the rearedgeof the rightextensionwing.

9. Oncetherailsareinplaceyoucanmounttheextensiontable to the rails, but first you must mount the support leg or legs to the extension table. The extensiontable for the36” fencesystemhasonesupport legandtheextensiontableforthe52”fencesystemhastwo. Locate the support legs, the angle brackets, and theT-Glidetablehardwarepack.Beginbyinstallingtheadjustablefootinthebottomofeachsupportleg.ThreadanM8nutontothethreadedshaftofthefootas close to the rubber base as possible, and thenthreadthefootintothebottomofthesupportlegasfar as possible (see Fig. 9).

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10. Eachsupportlegismountedtotheundersideoftheextensiontableusingtwoanglebrackets.AlignthetwoholesinthesupportlegtothetwoholesinthebracketsasshowninFig.10.PutoneoftheM10x45hexheadboltsthrougheachholeinthelegandbrackets.ThreadanM10nylonlocknutoneachboltandtightenwitha17mmwrench.Youwillneed tohold the head of the hex bolt with another 17mmwrenchtotightenthelocknut.Donotfullytightenthenuts;leavethemjustlooseenoughtobeabletomovethebrackets.

leveltheextensionwingandtightenthe

nutonthisbolt

anglebracket

supportleg

straight-edge



Washers, M8.5 x 23 (6) 19



Foot,(2) 13


Hex Nuts, M8 (8) 14





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11. Mount the angle brackets to the underside of the extensiontable using three M4 x 16 Phillips head screws per bracket (see Fig.11).Theundersideoftheextensiontableispre-drilledtoreceive thescrews.Becarefulnot toovertighten thescrewsbecauseyoumaystripthethreadsinthewood.Onceallthebracketshavebeenmountedtothetable,fullytightentheM10nylonlocknutsthatsecurethelegstothebrackets.

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12. Thenextstepoftheassemblyiseasiestwithtwopeople.Positiontheextensiontablebetweenthefrontandrear rails. The support legs should be at the far end of the rails, away from the saw (see Fig. 12).Ifyouarehaving trouble fitting the table between the rails you can loosen the screws and bolts that mount the rear rail tothesawsothatyoucanmovetherearrailoutslightlywhileyoupositiontheextensiontablebetweenthefrontandrearrails.Aligntheholesinthefrontandrearrailswiththenotchesinthefrontandrearedgesoftheextensiontable.

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Installing Your T-Glide Fence System13. InsertanM8x25countersunksocketheadboltthrougheachremainingholeinthefrontandrearrailsand

throughthenotchesinthefrontandrearedgesoftheextensiontable.PlaceanM8.5x23washerandanM8 lock washer on the back of each bolt and then thread an M8 hex nut on each bolt (see Fig. 13).Handtightenthenuts;donotfullytightenthem.

14. Ifyouloosenedtherearrailinstep12,tightenitnow.Ifnecessary,leveltheextensionwingsbeforetightening(see step 8 for information about leveling the extension wings). Once the rear rail is tightened,makesurethe extension table is flush against the right extension wing and there is no gap between them. Then, use a straight-edge to level the front edge of the extension table to the cast iron table top (see Fig. 14).Youmayhavetopulluporpushdownontheouteredgeoftheextensiontabletolevelit.Oncethefrontedgeoftheextensiontableislevel,usea5mmhexkeyanda13mmwrenchtofullytightenthenutsontheboltsthatmounttheextensiontabletothefrontrail.

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configuration of this product are either registered





6857345, 6877410, 6880440, 6920814, 6945148,

6945149, 6957601, 6994004, 6997090, 7000514,

7024975, 7055417, 7077039, 7098800, 7100483,

7137326, 7171879, 7197969, 7210383, 7225712,



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15. Repeattheprocessdescribedintheprevioussteptoleveltherearedgeoftheextensiontabletothecastirontable top (seeFig.15).

16. Turnthefootonthebottomofeachsupportlegtoadjustitspositionuntilitisinsolidcontactwiththeground.Once the foot is incontactwith theground, fully tighten thehexnutagainst thebottomof the legusinga13 mm wrench (see Fig. 16).

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adjustthepositionofthefootandtighten

thehexnut

straight-edge



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17. Locate the front tube and the M8 x 16 hex head screws with attached washers from the T-Glide rails hardware pack.Positionthetubeonthehorizontalportionofthefrontrailwiththerulersfacingupandthe12inchrulerontheleftside.Thepowdercoatedsurfacesofthetubeandrailcanbeslick,sobecarefulthatthetubedoesnotfallofftherail.Aligntheholesintherailwiththeholesinthebottomofthetube.ThreadtheM8x16hexhead screws through the rail and into the threaded holes in the bottom of the tube (see Fig. 17).Handtightenthescrews;donotfullytightenthem.

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18. Locate the fence and the red fence handle. Thread thehandleintothecamlockonthefrontofthefence(see Fig. 18).

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threadthehandleintothecamlock



M8 x 25 (8)


Hex Nuts, M8 (8) 4


Washers, M8.5 x 23 (8) 2



Fig.20

Installing Your T-Glide Fence System19. Theholesinthebottomofthefrontrailareoversizedtoallowyoutoadjustthepositionofthetubeontherail.

To set the tube in the correct position, first pull the front tube away from the cast-iron table as far as possible. Next, place your fence down on the tube near the left end (see Fig. 19).

fronttube

Fig.19

20. Pressdownonthefencehandletoclampthefencetothefronttube.Ifthefencedoesnotclamptightlyenoughtoholditspositionagainstamoderateamountofforce,youcanincreasetheclampingpressurebyturningbothparallelismadjustmentscrewsclockwiseusinga5mmhexkey.Thosescrewsarelocatedintheverticaledgeofthefence cross-bracket (see Fig. 20).Alternatively,iftoomuchforceisrequiredtopushthefencehandledowntoclampthefencetothefronttube,youcanreducetheclampingpressurebyturningbothparallelismadjustmentscrewscounter-clockwise.

parallelismadjustment

screw

parallelismadjustment

screw


Installing Your T-Glide Fence System21. Once the fence is tightly clamped to the

front tube, move the left end of the tube backtoward the saw until there is only a small gap(approximately 1/16”) between the front rail and the rear of the fence (see Fig. 21).Tighten theleft-mostM8x16hexheadscrewthatholdsthetubetothefrontrailusinga13mmwrench.

22. Next,movethefencetotherightendofthetube,repeattheaboveprocesstopositionthetube,andtightenthe right-most screw (see Fig. 22).Oncebothendsofthetubeareadjustedcorrectly,tightentheremainingM8x16hexheadscrewstomountthefronttubetothefrontrail.Thefenceshouldnowslidesmoothlyalongthefronttubewithoutbindingandwithoutexcessiveplay.

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Congratulations, your fence system is now installed and your saw is ready to use.

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Using Your T-Glide Fence System

The precise width of cut is shown by the indicator lenses on the front of the fence (see Fig. 24).Thelensontheleftindicatesthewidthofcutwhenthefenceisontheleftsideoftheblade.Thelensontherightindicatesthewidthofcutwhenthefenceisontherightsideoftheblade.Eachindicatorlensispositionedabovearuleronthefronttube.Eachlenshasaredcursorlinethatindicatestheprecisewidthofcut.Toreadthewidthofcut,lookdownatthecursorline.Themarkontherulerthatisdirectlybelowthecursorlineisthewidthofcut.

Adjustthepositionofthefenceuntilthecursorisdirectlyoverthedesiredwidthofthecut.Oncethefenceisinthecorrectposition,pushtheredlockinghandledowntothelockedposition.Thefenceisnowlockedinplaceandreadyforuse.

TheripfenceincludedwithyourT-GlideFenceSystemisusedtoguidematerialparalleltothebladewhenyoumake rip cuts (cuts that are length-wise along the grain of the wood). The fence must alwaysbeusedwhenmakingripcuts.Thefencealsoallowsyoutopreciselysetthewidthofyourripcuts.

Tousetheripfence,beginbyplacingitonthetablesothatthefenceglidebracketisrestingontheupperrearedgeofthefronttube.Youcanuse the fenceoneither the left or rightside of the blade for non-bevel cuts. If youplantomakebevelcuts,usethefenceonlyon the right side to prevent the blade frompossibly contacting the fence. After placingthe fenceon the rails, lift the redhandleupto the unlocked position (see Fig. 23) andslide the fence to the left or right until thedistancebetweenthebladeandthefenceisapproximately equal to the desired width ofcut.

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Fig.24

rightindicatorleftindicator


Adjusting Your T-Glide Fence System

The next step is to adjust the face plates tobe perpendicular to the table top. The anglebetweenthefaceplatesandthetableissetbythetwoplasticlevelingscrewsinthehorizontaledge of the cross-bracket (see Fig. 26).

Although the fence is factory-adjusted tonominal settings, it is usually necessary tomake final adjustments once your rails and extension table have been installed on thesaw.

The first step is to align the face plates to be paralleltothemiterslots.Beginbyslidingthefencealong the front tubeuntil the left faceplate is flush with the right edge of the right miter slot. Lock the fence handle and check that the face plate is flush with the miter slot edge along its whole length (see Fig. 25).Youcan check this either visually or by runningyour finger along the face plate and miter slot edge. If there isanymisalignment,youcancorrectitbyturningoneofthetwoparallelismadjustmentscrewsintheverticaledgeofthefence cross-bracket (see Fig. 20).

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Fig.26

Placeacombinationsquareonthetabletopand against the left face plate (see Fig. 27).Use a 6 mm hex key to adjust the levelingscrews as necessary until the face plate isparalleltotheverticaledgeofthecombinationsquare.

Fig.27

levelingscrew


Adjusting Your T-Glide Fence SystemIfnecessary,youcanadjustbothoftheplasticlevelingscrewstoensurethepositionindicatorlensesareclose,butdonottouchthefronttubeorrulers.

Thelaststepistosetthespacingbetweenthebottomofeachfaceplateandthetable.Thefaceplatesareheldinplacebyaseriesofscrewsthreadedintonutsembeddedinthefaceplates.Theheadsofthescrewsfit into key-hole slots in the sides of the fence (see Fig. 28).

Itisusuallypossibletoadjustthepositionofthefaceplatesbylightlytappingthetoporbottomedgeofthefaceplateswithaplasticorwoodenmallet.However,ifthefaceplatesdonotmovewhentapped,youcanloosenthemountingscrewsasdescribedbelowtoadjustthefaceplates.

If the right face plate needs to be adjusted, you must first removetheleftfaceplate.Beginbylayingthefenceonthe tablewith the left faceplate facingdown.Youcanaccessthescrewsfortheleftfaceplatethroughtheslotsonthebottomofthefence.Insertaball-endhexwrenchthroughtheslotattheendofthefenceandintothescrewhead (see Fig. 29). Loosen the screw but do not unthread it completely. Continue this process with each slot/screw pair. It may be helpful to shine a flashlight down the end of the tubeto illuminate thescrewheads.Onceall thescrewsareloosened,pushthefaceplatedownwardtoalignthescrewheadswiththelargeportionofthekey-holeslots,andthenpullthefaceplateoffthefence.

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Adjusting Your T-Glide Fence SystemOncetheleftfaceplatehasbeenremoved,youcanaccessthescrewsfortherightfaceplatethroughthekey-hole slots for the left face plate (see Fig. 30). Loosen each screw in the right face plate just enough to allow the faceplatetoslideagainstthefence,buttightenoughsothefaceplatedoesnotmovefreely.Installthefenceonthefronttubeandpositiontherightfaceplateasdesired,makingsuretoleaveatleastasmallgapbetweenthebottomofthefaceplateandthetablesothefaceplatedoesnotdragonthetable.

Next,carefullyliftthefenceoffthefronttubeandplaceit on the tablewith the right faceplate facingdown.Makesurenottomovethefaceplatefromthepositionyousetit.Ifnecessaryyoucanclampthefaceplatetothefencetokeepthefaceplatefrommoving.Tighteneach screw to lock the right face plate in position.Make sure not to over-tighten these screws as it that may cause a slight concavity in the surface of the face plate near the screw.

Replacethe left faceplateontothefenceandinstallthefenceonthefronttube.Adjustthepositionoftheleft face plate as desired. Lift the fence off the tube andset iton the tablewith the left faceplatedown,making sure the position of the face plate doesn’tmove.Tighten the screws to lock the left face plateontothefence.

Fig.30

If necessary, youcanadjust thepositionof theindicatorlensesonthefrontofthefence.Toverifythe position of each indicator lens, clamp thefencetothefronttubeandusearulertomeasurethedistancefromthebladetothefenceplateandcompare it to the measurement shown on theproperindicatorlens.Ifadjustmentisnecessary,loosenthetwoPhillipsscrewsshowninFig.31andslidetheindicatorlenstorightorleftuntilthecursorisdirectlyoverthecorrectmeasurement.Tighten the screws to lock the position of theindicator lens. Your fence is now fully adjustedandreadytouse.

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1 M8x1.25x25 Countersunk Socket Head Bolt TGP-07-001 82 M8.5x23x2.0Washer TGP-07-002 83 M8.2x15.4 Lock Washer TGP-07-003 84 M8x1.25HexNut TGP-07-004 85 M8x1.25x16 Countersunk Socket Head Screw TGP-07-005 46 M8x1.25x16HexHeadScrewwithAttachedWasher TGP-07-006 97 52”FrontRail TGP-07-007 18 52”RearRail TGP-07-008 19 52”FrontTube TGP-07-009 1

10 FenceTubeEndcap TGP-07-010 211 12”Ruler TGP-07-011 112 52”Ruler TGP-07-012 1

Professional 52” T-Glide Extension Table (items 13-25) TGP-T52A 113 Foot TGP-07-013 214 M8x1.25HexNut TGP-07-014 815 M10x1.5x45HexHeadBolt TGP-07-015 416 M10x1.5 Lock Nut TGP-07-016 417 M4x1.59x16PhillipsHeadScrews TGP-07-017 2518 M8x1.25x25 Countersunk Socket Head Bolt TGP-07-018 619 M8.5x23x2.0Washer TGP-07-019 620 M8.2x15.4 Lock Washer TGP-07-020 621 Support Leg TGP-07-021 222 AngleBracket TGP-07-022 423 52”Table TGP-07-023 124 52”TableMountingBracket TGP-07-024 225 SupportBracket TGP-08-001 1

AccessoriesN/A T-GlideFenceSystemProfessionalSeriesOwner’sManual TGP-07-025 1N/A InstallationInstructionsPoster TGP-07-026 1N/A T-GlideRailsHardwarePack TGP-07-027 1N/A T-Glide52”TableHardwarePack TGP-07-028 1

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No. Description PartNo. Qty.Professional 36” T-Glide Fence Rails (items 1-12) TGP-R36A 1

1 M8x1.25x25 Countersunk Socket Head Bolt TGP-07-001 82 M8.5x23x2.0Washer TGP-07-002 83 M8.2x15.4 Lock Washer TGP-07-003 84 M8x1.25HexNut TGP-07-004 85 M8x1.25x16 Countersunk Socket Head Screw TGP-07-005 46 M8x1.25x16 Hex Head Screw (w/ washer) TGP-07-006 77 36”FrontRail TGP-07-029 18 36”RearRail TGP-07-030 19 36”FrontTube TGP-07-031 1

10 FenceTubeEndcap TGP-07-010 211 12”Ruler TGP-07-011 112 36”Ruler TGP-07-032 1

Professional 36” T-Glide Extension Table (items 13-25) TGP-T36A 113 Foot TGP-07-013 114 M8x1.25HexNut TGP-07-014 515 M10x1.5x45HexHeadBolt TGP-07-015 216 M10x1.5 Lock Nut TGP-07-016 217 M4x1.59x16PhillipsHeadScrews TGP-07-017 1718 M8x1.25x25 Countersunk Socket Head Bolt TGP-07-018 419 M8.5x23x2.0Washer TGP-07-019 420 M8.2x15.4 Lock Washer TGP-07-020 421 Support Leg TGP-07-021 122 AngleBracket TGP-07-022 223 36”Table TGP-07-033 124 36”TableMountingBracket TGP-07-034 225 SupportBracket TGP-08-001 1

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1 FenceTube TGP-07-036 12 FacePlate TGP-07-037 23 M6x1.0x12SocketHeadScrew TGP-07-038 204 Handle TGP-07-039 15 Cam Lock TGP-07-040 16 M10x1.5x50HexHeadBolt TGP-07-041 17 M10x1.5 Lock Nut TGP-07-042 18 FlexPlate TGP-07-043 19 Leveling Adjustment Screw M12x1.75 TGP-07-044 2

10 GlidePlate TGP-07-045 511 ParallelismAdjustmentScrewM10x1.5x8 TGP-07-046 212 Position Indicator Lens TGP-07-047 213 M6x1.0x10ButtonHeadPhillipsScrew TGP-07-048 414 M6.3x13x2Washer TGP-07-049 415 M6x1.0x10PanHeadScrew TGP-07-050 216 FlexArm TGP-07-051 117 SawStop Label TGP-07-052 1

T-Glide Fence Parts List

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Main Phone - (503) 570-3200Service - (503) 682-6222

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