RIDGID DMG9015 Manuel De L'opérateur page 11

APPLICATION
Micro-adjust screw
The Micro-adjust Gauge is designed to be used in any of the
fence grooves; it can be used as a micro-adjust for the flip
stop or as a positive stop gauge. To adjust the flip stop
gauge, first lock the micro-adjust gauge on the fence with
the lock knob, then turn the micro-adjust screw to move the
flip stop gauge left or right (Fig. 17).
SET THE TABLE-SAW BLADE TILT ANGLE
WARNING:
Before setting blade-tilt angle, make sure that the ta-
ble-saw switch is in the OFF position and the plug is
not connected to a power source. Serious personal in-
jury may result if the saw is accidentally started.
WARNING:
Remove the hex wrench from the locking handle and
put it in a safe place.
Serious personal injury may result if the hex wrench falls
into the table saw.
The magnetic blade attachment properly fits only the 1/2"
gauge bar, so detach any gauge bar attachment that is on
the gauge bar.
Use the magnetic blade attachment for table saw blades
that bevel to either the the left or the right.
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45,0°
1. Use the 1/8-in. hex wrench (included) to loosen the set-
Fig.17
2. For table saw blades that tilt "left," the magnets on the
3. Tighten the setscrew.
4. Loosen the locking handle clockwise.
5. Place a carpenter's square firmly against the magnetic
6. Remove the table-saw insert.
7. Lower the table-saw blade to its lowest setting.
8. Loosen the fence-lock knobs and slide the miter gauge
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screw in the magnetic blade attachment in the counter-
clockwise direction.
attachment need to be oriented to the right side of the
gauge bar, as in Fig. 18. For table saw blades that tilt
"right," the magnets need to be oriented to the left side of
the gauge bar.
attachment and the miter fence. Press the Power button
to turn the digital miter gauge on. Press the Zero button
for 2 seconds to calibrate the gauge: the LCD will display
0.0º (Fig. 19).
head to the middle of the miter fence. Retighten the fence-
lock knobs.
Orient the magnets to
the correct side
Fig.18
Fig.19