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Initial Fence and Scale Set Up

(In-line/mid-range position)

Initial Fence and Scale Setup (In-line/mid-range position)

Tighten the two socket head screws

through the large holes in both the

infeed and outfeed fence.

Tighten the rear mounting screws

on each of the Hi-Rise braces.

Test the in-line setup by sliding a

straight edged board down the

length of the fences. Fine-tune either the

infeed or outfeed fence as necessary.

Once the fences are located in line

with one another slide the infeed

and outfeed scales to read “0” under the

hairline cursors.

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FIG. 9

In-line/mid-range position

In order to position the scales for

accurate readout, the infeed/outfeed

fences must first be positioned in-line

with one another with the adjustment

wedges at mid-range. Once the scales

are positioned you’ll easily be able to

return the infeed/outfeed fences to this

in-line/mid-range position for standard

in-line fence applications. You’ll also find

the in-line/mid-range position a good

starting point for any of the offset fence

applications. Here’s how, see Fig 9:

Loosen the rear mounting screws

on both Hi-Rise fence braces.

Loosen the two socket head screws

through the large holes in both the

infeed and outfeed fence.

Slide the rear wedge on each fence

to align the ends of the rear wedge

flush with the ends of the front wedge.

3

1

2

4

6

7

First: Loosen rear brace mounting screws

on both fence cap braces

Second: Loosen (2) socket head screws through

large holes in both infeed and outfeed fence

Third: Align ends of front

and rear wedges flush

Fifth: Tighten rear

mounting screws on

both fence cap braces

Sixth: Fine tune as necessary, then slide

scales to read “

0

” under hairline cursor

Fourth: Re-tighten all

(4) socket head screws

Note: Hi-Rise fence cap removed for clarity

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Note the scale setting, then hold

the front and rear wedges together

as you slide the outfeed fence to open or

close the gap.

Make sure the scale setting is still

the same (slide the rear wedge to

adjust if necessary) then tighten the two

socket head screws through the large

holes in the fence.

Tighten the front screws on the

Hi-Rise fence brace.

Align and tighten the Hi-Rise fence

cap if it was moved to access the

fence brace screws (see Fig. 1A, page 2).

Repeat Steps 1-6 for the infeed

fence.

4

5

6

7

Follow these steps to adjust the opening

between the infeed and outfeed fences,

see Fig. 8:

Caution: When adjusting the fence

opening, never position the fence ends

closer than

1

/8" from the router bit.

Loosen the front mounting screw on

the Hi-Rise fence brace. You can

either use a long shank phillips screw

driver to access the screw through the

slotted opening in the red fence cap or

simply loosen the fence cap retaining

screws and pivot the fence cap to provide

access to the front fence brace screw.

Using the supplied hex key, loosen the

two socket head cap screws through

the large holes in the outfeed fence.

3

1

2

Gap adjustments

FIG. 8

Gap adjustments–

top view

First: Loosen front brace

mounting screw

Second: Loosen (2) socket head screws

through large holes in fence

Fourth: Re-tighten (2)

socket head screws

Fifth: Tighten front brace

mounting screw

Note: Hi-Rise fence cap removed for clarity

To avoid accidentally

changing the fence offset, it

is usually best to begin in any

Intelli-Fence setup by making

the fence gap adjustment before

setting the fence offset.

Gap Adjustment

Third: Holding front and rear wedges

together, slide fence to open or close gap

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