Alvin Split Top Drafting Tables Titan IIの取扱説明書

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Titan II Split Top Drafting Tables
For WSB60
Assembly Instructions
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Crossbars
Tools required: Crossbars Phillips screwdriver, awl, or drill with ⁄⁄⁄⁄16 16" bit.
Upper back
Parts Included:
Upper back
Crossbars
Crossbars
B 1pc C 1pc
A 2pcs
Upper back
Upper back
Lower back
Crossbars
Lower back
Upper back
Upper Rear Crossbar (47½" long)
Lower Rear Crossbar (47½" long)
Lower back
Front
Lower back
Front
Lower back Front
Front
Footrest
D 1pc E 1pc
Front
Footrest
Footrest
Footrest
Fixed top
Front C

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B D C E K K To Assemble Base Frame Unpack and inspect contents to confi rm 1 you have all the parts listed. Use care to differentiate the four crossbars from each other, as shown in the parts list. Also use care to differentiate left side frame from right, as shown in the parts list. Attach rear crossbars (B and C), footrest 2 crossbar (E), and front crossbar (D) to one ) to one ) to one side frame (A) using 2" Allen bolts (G G). Pay close attention to correct orientation of all pre- Atta

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Attach both tilt mechanisms (J) to upper rear crossbar J 6 using 3/4" Phillips screws (L) into pre-drilled holes, as shown in diagram. Keep these screws slightly loose for time being. Hint: Use elastic bands to keep tilt mechanisms in the folded-close position for time being. Base frame assembly is now complete. 7 Set aside. To Attach Tabletop to Base Frame Attach Tilt Mechanisms to upper rear crossbar Inspect large board piece carefully and choose which 8 side you want facing up for use.

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Before attaching tilt mechanisms to big board, you must 19 ensure that the rear wood frame is sitting fl ush on the board surface. Adjust the tilt mechanisms as necessary to ensure no space is left between these surfaces, and then securely tighten the four screws that attach the tilt mechanisms to the rear oak crossbar. Mark the locations in large board for four holes in tilt 20 mechanisms. Be sure bracket on end of tilt mechanism is fl ush to board. Use an awl or drill with 1/16" bit to