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>  For any tool used in conjunction with this product, 

  always read, understand and follow the instructions 

  and safety warnings for that tool.

>  Before using this product, review and verify that all 

  tools to be used with it have safety equipment 

  installed and are in proper working order as 

  defined by the tools’ owner’s manuals.

>  Do not use this product until you have read and 

  are confident you understand the: 

  •  Product Specific Safety Warnings (below); 

  •  Material Mate

 Assembly (pp. 4-6);

  •  Material Mate

 Loading (p. 6);

  •  Lifting the Sheet Upright (p. 7);

  •  Transporting the Sheet (p.7);

  •  Unloading the Material (pp. 7-8);

  •  Postioning the Material at the Table Saw (p. 8);

  •  Using as a Work Table (p. 8).

>  Remain alert and use good judgment when using 

  this tool. Do not use this tool if you are in any way 

  impaired by medications, alcohol, drugs or fatigue.

> Dress appropriately and remove all jewelry, secure 

  loose clothing and tie up long hair before using 

  this tool.

> It is the sole responsibility of the purchaser of this tool 

  to ensure that any third party reads and complies with 

  all the instructions and safety precautions outlined in 

  this manual prior to using the tool.

>  Maintain these instructions and warnings as long as 

  you own the tool. Keep this booklet in a place where 

  it will be readily available for reference.

>  The user assumes all risk for the proper use of 

  this tool and for ensuring product suitability for 

  intended application.

>  Always wear safety glasses in compliance with ANSI 

  safety standards and hearing protection and follow all 

  standard shop safety practices, including:

    Keep your work area well lit and clean;

    Use dust collection tools and dust face masks to 

    reduce exposure to dust;

    Use accessory safety equipment such as 

    featherboards, push sticks and push blocks 

  whenever appropriate;

    Do not use power tools in explosive 

    environments (e.g., in the presence of 

    flammable liquids, fumes or dust);

    Keep children and bystanders away while 

    operating your tools;

    Maintain proper footing at all times and 

    do not overreach;

    Do not force the tool;

    Unplug all power tools before making any 

    adjustments or changing accessories.

>  These warnings and instructions do not represent the 

  total of all information available regarding tool safety, 

  use and technique. Always seek out opportunities to 

  learn more and improve your skills and knowledge.

This tool is designed for specific applications as defined in the instructions and should not be modified and/or used 

for any other applications. Before using the Material Mate

, read, understand and follow all instructions and safety 

information provided. KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.

GENERAL SAFETY WARNINGS

>  Load is not secured when in vertical position. Do not 

  attempt to machine or otherwise work on the material 

  in any way while it is upright on the cart.

> Make sure Material Mate

 is assembled so that its 

  height, when flat, is 1/2" below the surface of the 

  table saw. This includes any top attached to the 

  Material Mate

.

> Table Extension (21) is not locked when in the 

  upright position and could unexpectedly tip back to 

  horizontal position if downward pressure is 

  inadvertently applied.

> Do not load sheet goods onto the Material Mate

 on 

  slanted or uneven ground or the cart could move or 

  tip. Only load on level ground.

>  Never feed sheet directly from the Material Mate

 into 

  the table saw. Transfer sheet to table saw first, before 

  turning on saw.

> Make sure that there is proper outfeed support for the 

  material as it leaves the table saw.

PRODUCT SPECIFIC SAFETY WARNINGS

Summary of Contents for Material Mate

Page 1: ...Material Mate Instructions ...

Page 2: ...ce exposure to dust Use accessory safety equipment such as featherboards push sticks and push blocks whenever appropriate Do not use power tools in explosive environments e g in the presence of flammable liquids fumes or dust Keep children and bystanders away while operating your tools Maintain proper footing at all times and do not overreach Do not force the tool Unplug all power tools before mak...

Page 3: ...4 Flange Nut 20 5 1 4 x 5 8 Bolt 8 6 1 4 x 11 2 Bolt 12 7 1 4 x 1 2 Bolt 2 8 Safety Locking Pin 2 PARTS LIST Quantity 9 Rubber Bumper 6 10 4 Star Knob 2 11 1 4 x 2 Bolt 2 12 Shoulder Bolt 2 13 1 2 Washer 4 14 3 8 Lock Nut 2 15 3 8 Washer 2 6 4 11 2 1 13 9 12 14 8 7 15 5 10 3 ...

Page 4: ... the four Leg Supports 19 to the Base 16 with 1 4 x 5 8 Bolts 5 and 1 4 Flange Nuts 4 Fig 2 3 Slide the Vertical Supports 20 into the Leg Supports 19 aligning the bottom set of holes in the Vertical Supports with the holes in the Leg Supports and secure with 1 4 x 11 2 Bolts 6 and 1 4 Flange Nuts 4 Fig 3 You will need to adjust the height setting in a later step 4 Position the Crossbar 21 between ...

Page 5: ... tabs at the bottom of the Flip Stops should be oriented toward the outside edge of the assembly Fig 4 9 Attach the Latch Arm 26 to the back of the Frame Assembly 22 with 1 4 x 2 Bolts 11 1 4 Washers 2 and 1 4 Lock Nuts 1 Fig 4 10 Set the Frame Assembly 22 on the Vertical Supports 20 aligning the holes in the downward tabs of the frame with the holes at the top of the supports Attach with Shoulder...

Page 6: ...et material until the long edge nearest the Table Extension 23 is flush with the Table Extension 23 7 Rotate the Flip Stops 24 and 25 up and secure in place by tightening the 4 Star Knobs 10 Failure to secure the knobs could allow potentially dangerous shifting of the material during transport Fig 9 8 Make sure the sheet remains centered on the cart both front to back and side to side Off center p...

Page 7: ...port CAUTION Lifting the Sheet Upright 1 Position yourself on the side of the sheet opposite the Flip Stops 24 and 25 2 Holding the sheet securely reach underneath and release the Latch Arm 26 Flip Stops 24 and 25 must be rotated up and secured by tightening the 4 Star Knobs 10 before the sheet can be safely tilted upright Load will fall when tilted unless Flip Stops 24 and 25 are engaged Fig 9 Ke...

Page 8: ...se contact our Technical Support Department at 1 800 260 9663 or support rockler com 8 Distributed by Rockler Companies Inc 2016 Rockler Woodworking and Hardware 56889 Rev 12 16 The Table Extension 23 must be retracted and secured if the Material Mate is to be used as a worktable Use of the Material Mate as a table with the Table Extension 23 extended creates a tipping hazard Make sure bullet pins...

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