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Bosch Table Saw 4100
Bosch Table Saw 4100

The Bosch Table Saw 4100 is a high-performance, portable table saw designed for precision cutting in various woodworking applications. Known for its durability and safety features, this model is ideal for both professional and DIY users seeking reliable performance and ease of use.

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Bosch Table Saw 4100

Bosch Table Saw 4100

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Adjusting Riving Knife

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Raise the Saw Blade 2 to maximum height and set the bevel angle to 0°

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Remove the Barrier Guard Assembly and Anti-Kickback Device

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Remove the Table Insert

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Place the Rip Fence 3 on the right side and slide it until it touches the tips of the Saw Blade 2 - Lock fence

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Loosen Hex Nut 6 with 10mm open end wrench. Slightly loosen Clamping Screws 8 (1/4-1/2 turns) using a 5mm Allen wrench. Loosen Set Screw 7 using a flat screwdriver

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Make two folds in a small piece of paper (6\ x 6\") forming three layers. Paper 5 is used as a \"Spacing Gauge\""

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Insert folded paper 5 between Riving Knife 1 and Fence 3

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Hold Riving Knife and paper firmly against Fence. Lightly tighten the clamp screws 8. Remove the paper - Slide fence away from blade

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Slowly turn the Set Screw 7 while watching the Riving Knife tilt until it is in line with the blade

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Table Saw Cleaning

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Warning: Turn off the saw and unplug the power cord before cleaning.

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Excessive saw dust or other debris removed from the carriage and table saws' front rail?

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Is the digital carriage exposed to rain?

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If moisture needs to be removed, unplug the saw, and wipe carriage with a soft cloth.

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Moisture removed from the digital carriage?

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Do not use any cleaning solvents, oils, or lubricants on the digital carriage.

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Sign off on the table saw cleaning

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Table Pointer Adjustment

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Warning: Make sure the machine is turned off before starting the adjustment process.

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Loosen pointer adjustment screw 1

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Adjust pointer 2

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Tighten screw 1

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The table pointer should always be adjusted relative to fence pointer.

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Adjust fence pointer to zero

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Slide fence to the right until it hits the stop plate on front rail and lock fence in place

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Note measurement on lower scale (at or near 13.5\)"

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Adjust the table pointer 2 to the same reading on upper scale as that shown on the fence pointer

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Mounting The Table Saw

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Warning: Ensure the table saw is not connected to a power source during installation.

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Is the table saw to be used in a permanent location?

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Enter the thickness of the workbench

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Enter the length of the bolts used

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Are the holes in the base of the tool marked relative to the saw's mounting location?

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Enter the number of holes drilled through the workbench

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Is the table saw aligned with the holes drilled in the workbench?

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Enter the number of bolts inserted through the holes in the base and supporting surface

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Sign off on the table saw mounting

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Table Saw Lubrication

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Warning: This procedure requires trained personnel with PPE!

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Is the tool older than six months?

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If the tool is older than six months, return it to the nearest Service Center for the following steps:

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Brushes replaced

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Parts cleaned and inspected

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Relubricated with fresh lubricant

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Electrical system tested

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All repairs done

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The following parts should be oiled occasionally with SAE No. 20 or No. 30 oil, or WD 40 (Fig. 69):

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Parts for Bosch Table Saw 4100

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Part Name
Part Number

Carbon-Brush Set

2610997207

Brush-Cover

2610916802

Brush-Cover

2610911859

Washer

2610910013

Bearing Sleeve

2610996932

Carbon-Brush Set

2610997207

Brush-Cover

2610916802

Brush-Cover

2610911859

Washer

2610910013

Bearing Sleeve

2610996932

Carbon-Brush Set

2610997207

Brush-Cover

2610916802

Brush-Cover

2610911859

Washer

2610910013

Bearing Sleeve

2610996932

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