Rockler 36833 User manual

Thin Rip Table Saw
Jig Instructions
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This product 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 Thin Rip Table Saw Jig, read, understand and follow all instructions
and safety information provided. KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
GENERAL SAFETY WARNINGS
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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:
• Product Specific Safety Warnings (p. 3);
• Use (pp. 3-4).
> Do not use this product in any manner other than
what is described in these instructions. Use only
recommended accessories.
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this tool. Do not use this tool if you are in any way
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proper use of this product 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;
• Unplug all power tools before making any
adjustments or changing accessories;
• 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 from
the tool operating area;
• Maintain proper footing at all times and
do not overreach;
•Do not force the tool.
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total of all information available regarding tool safety,
use and technique. Please read the full manual before
using this product and always seek out opportunities to
learn more and improve your skills and knowledge.
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Use
1. Position the jig on the saw table, in the miter slot to
the left of the blade, and adjust it so the bearing guide just
touches the left side of the saw teeth. Fig. 1.
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> The Thin Rip Table Saw Jig is designed to be used
only on table saws with a 3/8" x 3/4" miter gauge slot.
> Make sure the Thin Rip Table Saw Jig is securely
locked in the miter gauge slot before turning on
the saw. Failure to do so could lead to dangerous
workpiece kickback and potentially serious injury.
> Thin Rip Table Saw Jig must be used in conjuction
with the table saw fence.
> A table saw zero clearance insert must be installed
before cutting material with the Thin Rip Table Saw
Jig to reduce the chance of the workpiece being
trapped between the insert and the blade, which
could cause dangerous kickback.
> Always postion the jig on the infeed side of the
blade and at least 2" before the blade to prevent
dangerous binding and kickback.
> Boards being cut must have parallel sides.
> When making cuts, always use a push block or push
stick to help keep your hands away from the blade.
PRODUCT SPECIFIC SAFETY WARNINGS
The scale on the jig is marked in 1/16"
and 1/8" graduations.
2. Using the scale or a reference piece, back off the jig
until you reach the desired rip cut width. Fig. 2.
3. Leaving the knob loose but holding the jig to maintain
the setting, slide the jig so it’s just in front of the saw’s
throat plate and at least 2"in front of the blade. Tighten the
knob to lock down the setting.
Fig. 1

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When moving the fence, release
the lever slowly and stop just as you feel the cam
disengage. This will prevent the fence from kicking to
the left when you lock in your new setting.
4. Place your stock against the fence and adjust the fence
until the stock just touches the bearing guide. Lock
down the rip fence. Fig. 3.
Fig. 4 - Safety equipment removed for clarity
Fig. 3 - Adjusting fence only
When making cuts, always use a push
block or push stick to help keep your hands away
from the blade.
5. Make the rip cut. Fig. 4.
6. Repeat steps 4 and 5 as needed to cut matching
thin strips.