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•  DO NOT OPERATE THE SAW UNLESS YOU HAVE READ THE  INSTRUCTIONS THAT WERE 

PROVIDED BY THE MANUFACTURER

•  ALWAYS WEAR SAFETY GLASSES WHEN OPERATING THE SAW BLADE  

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BLADE   

Yes, you will be cutting through the back fence of your scale base and partially into the 

wooden cutting block.  You should be using a carbide tipped blade (not the standard cross cut blade
that usually comes with a saw) but, you do not have to buy a special metal cutting blade.  A carbide 
tipped blade designed for cutting wood moulding will not be harmed as you make these 2 initial cuts.

BECAUSE OF THE DESIGN OF OUR SYSTEM, WHERE THE SCALE MOUNTS TO THE TOP OF
YOUR SAW ( guaranteeing a level cutting bed at all times) YOU MUST SET A DEPTH STOP ON
YOUR SAW TO LIMIT HOW DEEPLY YOU CAN CUT. You must never cut all the way through the
cutting block and base or you will destroy the integrity of the system!

Refer to the instructions for your particular saw to see how to control the maximum cutting depth.
You should see references to terms such as: adjusting bolt, stop screw, bevel stop, slotting depth
etc. These should direct you to areas under the head of your saw where by adjusting a bolt or
replacing with a longer bolt, you can control the depth of your cuts - the bolt serving as a stop as
you lower the saw head.

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Summary of Contents for SW7

Page 1: ... BLANK PLATES MITER SAW INCLUDED ONLY IF YOU HAVE PURCHASED A COMPLETE SYSTEM Read Follow Operating and Safety Instructions for your Miter Saw before attaching or using the scale Always wear safety glasses when operating the saw If you have any questions while assembling please call us at 800 541 5472 Pictures shown are our SW7 but these instructions apply to all of our scales Special information ...

Page 2: ... scales and flat unmarked plates from base BOLTS HOLDING SCALES TO BASE Turn upright Pilot holes could vary from 1 5 on each side of the cutting block depending on your saw will be marked You will only be using 1 pilot hole on each side PILOT HOLES FOR MOUNTING TO SAW PILOT HOLES FOR MOUNTING TO SAW P PR RE EP PA AR RI IN NG G T TH HE E B BA AS SE E ...

Page 3: ...e for attaching the second saw Feel underneath the table of your saw under the pilot hole that is marked for you to use to see that they will be clear of reinforcement walls when you drill The scale base must be held or clamped firmly against the miter saw s fence when you drill Using an electric drill with a drill bit guide the bit through the pilot hole you have selected and drill a hole through...

Page 4: ...2 initial cuts BECAUSE OF THE DESIGN OF OUR SYSTEM WHERE THE SCALE MOUNTS TO THE TOP OF YOUR SAW guaranteeing a level cutting bed at all times YOU MUST SET A DEPTH STOP ON YOUR SAW TO LIMIT HOW DEEPLY YOU CAN CUT You must never cut all the way through the cutting block and base or you will destroy the integrity of the system Refer to the instructions for your particular saw to see how to control t...

Page 5: ...able a premeasured piece of moulding mitered at both ends Measuring the inside rab bet Also have the black bolts w washers and allen wrench ready to reattach the scales Place the right scale back in position and push it next to the cutting block Lower the head of the unplugged saw until the blade is in the cutting block Put the outside of the moulding firmly against the back fence and slide the le...

Page 6: ...ng nuts on each clamp Place the square heads of bolts in the horizon tal channel that runs along the entire front of the scale base Screw one of red tipped pins into the clamp different sizes and different depths for various moulding widths Position the clamp towards the saw Lifting the red handle of the clamp moves the pin to push your moulding against the fence of the scale Repeat for the 2nd cl...

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