STEP A:
Using a com
b
ination square or mitre square, check to see if
the fence is at 45°. See
Figure 24
.
(We have used a com
b
ination square and a ruler along
the fence to check the angle)
I
f
f
y
our
f
ence is not at 45
°
,
f
ollow step B,
C
,
D and E.
FIGURE 2
4
FIGURE 2
5
STEP B:
Ensure the gauge is fully in the
45°
position
.
See
Figure 2
5
.
10
STEP
C
:
Loosen the Mite-R-Slide II
fence clamping knobs
,
(Part #42).
See
Figure 2
6
.
FIGURE 2
6
FIGURE 2
7
STEP D:
Slide the Mite-R-Slide II fence
(Part #4)
further along the gauge .
See
Figure 27
. You will see a second set screw Part #4
1
.
a)
If your Mite-R-Slide II is out of square
and has a gap
closer to
your router
fence, you will want to tighten the set screw a little
bit. Depending on how far out it is, a quarter turn
(clockwise)
is
all it may
need.
b)
If your Mite-R-Slide II is out of square
and has a gap
closer to
the front of
your router table you will want to loosen the set
screw
a little bit. Again, depending on how far out your Mite-R-Slide II
fence is, a quarter turn
(counter clockwise)
is all it
may need.
STEP
C
:
With the 1/8" Hex Key provided you will either loose
n
or tighten up
the set set screw. See
Figure 23.
FIGURE 23
CALIBRATING FENCE TO “45°”
