SawStop JSS Manuel

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Procedure SP-JSS-190522-001

Adjusting JSS Guard Clamp

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Tools & Supplies Required for This Procedure:

•4mm Allen wrench

•13mm combination wrench

Background: It sometimes becomes necessary to adjust the alignment of the JSS guard clamp to the

blade, or to adjust the clamping force. The clamp works on the same principles at the other SawStop

saws; the red clamping handle operates a cam that pushes the pressure plate sideways to clamp the

riving knife or splitter into place. This procedure discusses the steps needed to align the splitter with the

saw blade, and to adjust the clamping force.

Procedure Steps:

(Before starting, please read instructions all the way through to ensure complete understanding)

(Table Layout: Sample Text follows)

Guard Clamp Alignment Screws:

Adjusting these screws moves the position of the guard

clamp in and out to align with the saw blade.

Checking alignment:

1. Slide the steel straightedge against the left side of the

blade plate, making sure it runs between the carbide

tips and rides flat against the blade with no air gaps.

2. Ideally, the straightedge should also run flat against

the left side of the riving knife, with no gaps. If so,

you’re done – no alignment is needed.

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Procedure SP-JSS-190522-001

Adjusting JSS Guard Clamp

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Adjusting alignment:

Adjusting clamping force:

If adjustment is needed:

1. Using a 4mm Allen wrench screwdriver, adjust the

position of the guard clamp left or right to bring it into

alignment with the splitter or riving knife.

2. It’s best to turn each screw the same amount to begin

with to move the whole clamp left or right.

3. If the splitter is at a different angle than the blade,

adjust the screws individually as needed to make the

riving knife parallel to the blade.

1. For adjustment, the clamp needs to be in the up/open

position, so that the cam is not engaged.

2. Push the pressure plate inward; this will expose the

head of the clamping bolt.

3. To adjust clamping force, use a 13mm wrench to turn

the bolt head while it is exposed:

a. To increase force, turn the bolt head clockwise

b. To decrease force, turn the bolt head

counterclockwise

c. To avoid damaging the clamp from

excessive force, adjust in SMALL

increments (1 or at most 2 detents.)

Questions?

Contact the SawStop Customer Support Center with any questions or

suggestions:

Call: (503) 582-9934

Email: [email protected]