9 in or out until the horizontal bracket (Z) is 90 degrees to the saw cabinet (P). To change the level, move the wood (O) Fig. 9 to check the level of the horizontal bracket. 8 (cut in STEP 1) under the support braces (J). Attach the remaining support brace to the support bracket (B). NOTE: Do not tighten hardware completely yet. 6 with the hole in the support brace (J) and fasten with a 5/8" carriage bolt (K), flat washer (L), lockwasher (M), and hex nut (N). Line up the holes in the brackets (Z) and (H) Fig. 7 in the channel of the horizontal support bracket (Z). Position one angular support brace (J) Fig. 6 across both horizontal support brackets (B) and (Z) (Fig. 4 are parallel with the saw table (V) Fig 5. 5 to make certain that the support brackets (B) and (Z) Fig. Before tightening the mounting hardware, use a square (U) Fig. Secure with flat washers, lockwashers, and hex nuts (T). Use two 5/16 x 18 x 1" flat head screws through the flat back plate inside the saw cabinet, then through the cabinet, then through the support bar.
Place the flat back plate (Y) Fig.4 with the countersunk holes inside the saw cabinet where the holes were drilled for support bar (Z). NOTE: Position the welded nut plate (E) inside the saw Fig.3 cabinet. Attach the horizontal support bracket (B) Fig 4 to the saw cabinet using two 3/4" hex-head screws (C) flat washers (D), and welded nut plate (E). Carefully measure, mark, centerpunch, and drill four 7/16" diameter holes in the back of the Unisaw cabinet at the locations in Fig. Move the dust chute away from the back panel of the machine. Loosen and remove the screws that are holding the dust chute inside the saw cabinet. Remove the rear guide rail from the machine to facilitate measuring and drilling the mounting holes. IMPORTANT: If the machine is a late model Unisaw or 10" Tilting Arbor Saw that has four pre-drilled holes at the rear of the saw cabinet, disregard STEPS 4 and 5. NOTE: If your saw is on a mobile base, cut two pieces of wood 2" x 2" x 30". Cut two pieces of wood 2" x 2" x 29-1/4". Remove the LVC box if the machine is furnished with a low-voltage control system. 2.ĪSSEMBLY ATTACHING TABLE SUPPORT BRACKETS DISCONNECT MACHINE FROM POWER SOURCE. UNISAWS EQUIPPED WITH A DELTA SLIDING TABLE ATTACHMENT To mount this table assembly to a Delta Sliding Table Attachment, cut 5-1/2" from the table bed, as indicated by the dotted lines in Fig. NOTE: This outfeed table assembly will mount to a Deluxe Uniguard without any modifications. If this assembly is mounted on a Unisaw with a Uniguard, measure and cut out a section from the top right-hand corner of the 12" x 34" stationary table to the dimensions shown in Fig. NOTE: This action will result in a gap of approximately 1/2" between the table unit table and the Outfeed Table. 1) UNISAWS AND ARBOR SAWS EQUIPPED WITH A BIESEMEYER FENCE Cut 1/2" from 12" x 34" stationary table (Fig. 1) ARBOR SAWS WITH “JET-LOCK” FENCE Cut 2-3/8" from 12" x 34" stationary table (Fig. DELTA UNISAWS WITH “JET-LOCK” FENCE Cut 2-1/4" from 12” x 34" stationary table (Fig. NOTE: When you cut the stationary table appropriate for your saw, bevel the leading edge so that the workpiece can glide through smoothly. NOTE: Assembly time for this unit is 2-3 hours.ĭELTA SAWS EQUIPPED WITH OPTIONAL FENCES NOTE: The Delta Unisaws have three belts while the Arbor Saws have one belt (possibly two). Hardwareġ/2" Wrench 5/16" Wrench 7/16" Wrench 9/16" Wrench 5/32" Hex Wrench 3/16" Hex Wrench 3/8" Hex WrenchĬenter Punch Drill 3/8" Drill Bit 7/16" Drill Bit Square Mallet Attaching the table to the left tilt 10" Arbor Saw is similar.
#DELTA UNISAW OUTFEED TABLE HOW TO#
These instructions show how to attach the Outfeed Table to a right tilt Delta Unisaw. The two-piece table can be conveniently lowered and positioned behind the saw cabinet without interfering with safety equipment already attached to the saw. 50-302 OUTFEED TABLE The 50-302 Outfeed Table will support oversized work on Delta Unisaws (right and left tilt), and the 10” Tilting Arbor Saw.
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