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Distributed by Rockler Companies, Inc. 

Medina, MN 55340

57664

Rev 12/17

Assembly 

1.  Turn over the Case (1) so the bottom is facing up.

2.  Thread the Leveling Feet and Adjustment Nuts (2) into 

  the holes on the Case (1). You will fine-tune and secure 

  the height of the Leveling Feet and Adjustment Nuts 

  once you place the unit in its final location.

3.  From inside the Case, insert the Dust Port (3) in the 

  hole in the rear of the Case and align the mounting 

  holes in Dust Port’s flange with the holes in the rear 

  of the Case. Secure with the four Small Pan-Head 

  Screws (14) through the Case and into the tapped 

  holes in the Dust Port’s flange. Do not fully tighten 

  until all the screws are installed.

4.  Attach the Right Edge Lip (4), Left Edge Lip (5) and 

  Rear Edge Lip (6) to the Case (1) with three Lock 

  Knobs (10) in each. Make sure that the folded edges 

  of the Right and Left Edge Lips face outward and 

  that the rounded corners are at the front of the unit. 

  The Right and Left Edge Lips can be raised and lowered 

  and the Back Edge Lip removed to accommodate 

  workpieces of different sizes.

5.  Attach the Handles (9) to the sides of the Case (1), 

  using two Large Pan-Head Screws (13) for each handle

6.  If they’re not already in place, fit the flexible Rubber 

  Grommets (8) into the large holes in the Downdraft 

  Plates (7). Place the Downdraft Plates in position 

  on the Base (1).

7.  Thread the Stopper Nuts (12) onto the Stopper 

  Bolts (11). You will insert these in the Rubber 

  Grommets in the Downdraft Plates to hold smaller 

  workpieces and keep them from shifting.

8.  Attach a 4" dust hose with hose clamp (not included) 

  or other fitting to the Dust Port.

9.  Place the unit where it will be used and adjust the 

  Leveling Feet (2) as needed.

Holding your Workpiece 

The Right and Left Edge Lips (4 and 5) can be raised 

or lowered and the Back Edge Lip (6) removed to 

accommodate a variety of workpiece sizes, and the Stopper 

Bolts (11) and Nuts (12) can be used as a sort of bench dog 

to keep workpieces from shifting.

1. To use the Stopper Bolts (11) and Nuts (12) to hold 

  a workpiece while you’re working on it, place the 

  workpiece on the Downdraft Table and insert Stopper 

  Bolts in the appropriate smaller holes in the Downdraft 

 Plates. 

Fig. 1. Remove the workpiece, carefully lift the 

  Downdraft plates and, from underneath, thread a 

  Stopper Nut onto each Stopper Bolt. Then reinstall 

  the Downdraft Plates in the Case. 

2.  If your workpiece won’t fit within the Downdraft Table, 

  you can lower the Right and Left Edge Lip (4 and 5) and 

  remove the Back Edge Lip by loosening the Lock 

  Knobs (10), making the adjustments and retightening 

  the Lock Knobs.

Storing your Downdraft Table 

1.  Identify a wall location with enough space to fit the unit.

2.  Drill a pilot hole and drive a 3/8" x 4" lag bolt (not 

  included) into a wall stud. Make sure that the lag bolt 

  is secure in the wall stud but also extends far enough 

  from wall to account for the Leveling Feet.

3.  Place the three Downdraft Plates (7) vertically inside 

  the Case (1) for storage and hang the unit on the lag 

  bolt, using the keyhole in the Case bottom. 

Fig. 2.

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contact our Technical Support Department at 1-800-260-9663  

or support@rockler.com

 

Lag bolt must be driven into a wall 

stud to be able to support the weight of the Downdraft 

Table. Failure to do so could result in the Downdraft 

Table crashing down, potentially causing property 

damage and/or personal injury.

Fig. 1

Fig. 2

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