Sommaire

1 Technical Bulletin
2 Adjustment Axes
3 Installation and Setup
- 3.1 Software Setup
- 3.2 Commentaires

Technical Bulletin

TB Number:	303 Rev2
Originator:	Marcus Granger
Machine:	Autoflow
Date:	28/06/2016
Circulate to:	Service
Title:	Autoflow Saw Adjustable Backfence Installation

Overview

The original backfences on the Autoflow Saw are of a fixed design.

There are secondary issues with certain window profiles being pushed over the top of the current rollers and profile with V-notches not being supported correctly.

Solution

The backfences have been redesigned with a new multi-axis adjustment system that allows easier adjustment and provides a more secure setting of the backfences.

The backfence rollers have also been increased in height to accommodate more profile styles and the roller spacing increased.

Parts Required

R0010293	Kit: Autoflow Saw Adjustable Backfences

This kit consists of 2 new back fences (left and right hand) with adjusters and mounting arms that are supplied pre-built.

Tools Required

5mm Hex Wrench
6mm Hex Wrench
3mm Hex Wrench
2.5mm Hex Wrench
1.5m Straight Edge
Engineer's Square

Adjustment Axes

Installation and Setup

1. Before starting check that the saw head frame is square to the cabinet base and runs in a parallel motion.

2. Remove the existing backfences and arms. Do not remove the dowel pins from the Clamp Support Strut.

3. Fit the new back fences in place using the mounting holes/dowel pins in the Clamp Support Strut.

4. Follow the steps in the order below to align the backfences:


Step		Pic
1	Make perpendicular to saw tables using rear M8 adjusting screws (3 and 4).
2	Set the height above saw tables with the 2x M6 grubscrews (1) on the top of the roller mount (Slightly loosen the front M8 adjustment screws first).
3	Make parallel to the X-axis using by loosening the front M8 adjusting screws (2) and then pushing the convex infill plate to the required position. Re-tighten the screws. Ensure both backfence sets are in-line with the push/eject backfence using the rear jacking screws (3) and (4) ...The rear M8 adjusting screws (3) will need loosening and then re-tightening to allow the full range of adjustment
4	Double Check that the backfences are still perpendicular to the saw tables. (as in Step 1)
5	Aim the blowers so that they push any profile offcuts into the waste chute.