SIP 01332 10 Inch Table Saw 3hp Sliding Carriage 240v Instruction Manual

: June 3, 2024
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Table of Contents

SIP 01332 10 Inch Table Saw 3hp Sliding Carriage 240v
General notes
Technical specifications
Assembly
Maintenance
Partlist
Instructions
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SIP 01332 10 Inch Table Saw 3hp Sliding Carriage 240v

SIP-01332-10-Inch-Table-Saw-3hp-Sliding-Carriage-240v

General notes

After unpacking, check all parts for any transport damage. Inform the supplier immediately of any fault.
Later complaints cannot be considered.
Make sure the delivery is complete.
Before putting into operation, familiarize yourself with the machine by carefully reading these instructions.

We recommend
That you read and fully understand these operating instructions before putting the sliding carriage into operation.

Notes on safety

Follow the safety instructions for your machine.
During work, ensure that the workpiece is guided safety and accurately.
Do not remove guards.

Using device for its intended purpose

This sliding table is designed for woodworking only and must only be fitted to the table saw for which it was designed.
The minimum and maximum dimension of the workpiece must permit safe workpiece guidance.
The workpieces being cut must always be free from foreign bodies such as nails and screws.
Before commencing work, read the operating manual for your table saw.
Do not remove any guards or clamping devices; these are required for safe operation.

Technical specifications

SIP item number: 01495
Swing range of stop rail continuous on both sides: upto 45
Stop rail: Max. 1500mm
Sliding rail length: 2000mm
Bench width: 500mm
Bench length: 480mm

Scope of delivery

Sliding rail
Sliding bench
Scale mount
Stop tube
Complete stop rail
Folding stop
Mounting bracket
Workpiece clamp
Assembly accessories (separate pack)
Operating manual

Assembly

Assembly tools

1 open-end spanner 10mm
1 open-end spanner 13 mm
1 allen key 5 mm
1 allen key 6 mm
1 screwdriver(not included)

To simplify packing, your slide bench is not fully assembled when shipped.

Before assembling /fitting the sliding carriage, the left hand extension table will need to be removed.
Warning: The extension table is heavy; at least 2 persons are required to carry out this operation safely.

Loosen (do not completely undo) the nuts of the front and rear fence rail retaining bolts enough to allow the fence rails to slide.
Slide the front and rear fence rails to the right, and remove the left hand extension table (see the “8.2 installing the extension table” section in the user manual supplied with your saw, and follow the instructions in reverse to remove the extension table). Remove the square head bolt from the front fence guide rail, as this will be needed once the extension table is fitted to the right hand side of the saw.
With the table removed, the fence support rails can be set to the correct position. Line up the left hand end of the rails with the left hand edge of the saws main table and re-tighten the securing bolts (see Fig. below). The left hand extension table can novw be fitted to the right hand side of the saw (if required) to provide extra workpiece support.
Fit the 2 supplied support legs to the right hand side of the extension table (ensure the bevelled edge is at the front of the saw), use the holes that previously held the extension table to the main saw bed to attach the support legs (see Fig. below).
Extend the support legs to approximately the correct height and tighten the allen bolts to lock them, follow “8.2 installing the extension table” section in the user manual supplied with your saw to re-fit the extension table (see Fig. below). Ensure the square head bolt, previously removed from the front fence support rail is re-fitted and that it lines up with the hole on the extension table before all nuts / bolts are fully tightened.
Fully extend the adjustable support legs to the correct height and tighten the allen bolt to secure.
Because the support rails have been moved to the right, the scale will no longer be set correctly.
Remove the old scale and replace it with the one supplied with the sliding carriage (see Fig. below).

Sliding bench
Fit the scale mount (1) to the sliding bench.

2 allen bolts M6x16

Insert the intermediate plates (2) into the stop tube
do not tighten the screws.

2 washers: 6mm
2 thumbscrew: M6

Fit the stop tube on the sliding bench.

1 swing bolt
2 washers: 8mm
1 Wave washer: 8mm
1 hex nut: M8

The wave washer must be between the stop tube and the sliding bench.

Adjust the scale mount
Release the 2x allen bolts M6x16 and shift the scale mount to the left or to right make sure the pointer with the “0” scale. then tighten the 2x allen bolts

Slide the guide rail (3) over the intermediate plates (2) and tighten the thumbscrews.
Insert the folding stop (4) into the end stop and tighten the T-screw.

Mounting bracket
Fit the two “L” mounting brackets to the table of saw. 4 allen bolts M8x50
Fit the two mounting brackets to the two “L” mounting brackets. 4 allen bolts M8x20
Make sure the slide bench must run parallel to the bench surface.

Sliding rail
Insert the Sliding rail from above at a slight angle into the mounting brackets and tighten the wing nuts.

Mounting the sliding bench.
To mount the sliding bench on the sliding rail, unlock the stop bolt.
Pull out the ball knob and turn clockwise or counter-clockwise (1/4turn).
Slide the bench on the sliding rail, ensuring that the bearings line up correctly and the bench runs smoothly.
Turn the ball knob until it is in its original position to prevent the bench from falling from the rail unintentionally.

Adjusting the sliding bench.
Adjust the sliding table so that it is fiush with the main bed of the saw. To assist with the alignment, use the main ripfence (inverted) from the saw.
Lay it accross both the sliding table and fixed main bed and adjust the height/ angle until both are completely level.
The adjustment is made at the left and right rail fixture.
Loosen the two hexagon screw (5) slightly.

By alternately adjusting the height adjust ment screw (6) and the angle adjustment screw (7), align the slide bench so that it is at the same height as the cutting table.
Test and measure the parallel motion of the slide bench to the cutting bench.
Measure in front and back positions.
If necessary, release 4x alllen bolts on two “L” mounting bracket to measure the parallel motion.
Tighten the hexagon nuts (5).

Workpiece stop angle correction

After making a test cut, check the 90 angle.
Loosen the cap nut to make the necessary correction.
Swing back the stop tube a short way and set the adjusting nut (8) by hand.
Tighten the cap nut again and make a further test cut.
Repeat the correction procedure as necessary.

Stop rail.

The stop rail is 1500 mm long when it is fully pulled out.
Adjust the folding stop on the end stop to exactly 900 mm. when pulling out the end stop rail, read the length on the scale.
Fine adjustment can be made using the knurled screw on the folding stop.
- 1 devision=0.1mm
- 1 turn = 2mm
Tighten the screw (9) onto the axle of the stop lever (10) so that the stop lever does not drop down when folding.

Angle stop
The angle stop can swing to 45°either side of 0. Loosen the handwheel on the swing segment, pull out and turn the ball knob (situated under the slide bench) 1/4 of a turn, the desired angle between 45° either side of 0 can now be set, re-tighten the hanwheel to lock in place.
When swinging the angle stop back, lock the ball knob back into place below the slide bench by hand.

Sliding rail

The sliding rail can be moved forwards or back- wards.
Loosen the 2 wing nuts on the left and right hand mounting brackets.
Depending on the size of the workpiece, move the sliding rail into the ideal position relative to the main table, then tighten both sets of wingnuts.

Mounting the Support Leg to the Sliding Rail
An adjustable support leg is supplied to be mounted onto the sliding rail for safe operation(see picture).
Extend the support leg to approximately the correct height, then mount it.
Fully extend the adjustable support leg to the correct height and tighten the allen bolt to secure.

Workpiece Clamp
Safe workpiece guidance is a precondition for accurate and safe working. It is therefore important that you use the workpiece correctly.
Fit the pulling rod into its locating hole situated on the stop tube (see picture). Hold the rod in place with the supplied counter sunk screw (from below).
Attach the workpiece clamp (12) to the pulling rod; the desired height can be held with the handwheel.

Adjustment of workpiece clamp

Place the workpiece on the bench.
Apply the workpiece clamp with the lever in position(a) to the pulling rod.
Loosen the height adjusting handwheel and place the lever in position (b), lower the clamp until it is touching the workpiece, re-tighten the handwheel to secure.
To clamp the workpiece, move the clamp into position(c)