Model T31634/T31635 (Mfd. Since 8/19)
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6. Allow cutting head to return to its normal,
parked position. Put on personal protective
equipment then press release button and pull
trigger switch to start saw (see
Figure 36).
3. Loosen slide lock knob (see Figure 38) to
allow cutting head to slide freely.
Figure 38. Slide lock knob location.
Slide Lock
Knob
5. Perform a "dry run" by pulling cutting head
forward and down to confirm where blade will
contact workpiece, allowing for kerf thickness
of what will actually be removed. Make sure
fence is not in cutting path.
4. While keeping hands out of No Hand Zone,
hold workpiece firmly against table and fence.
Use hold-down clamp if possible.
6. Allow cutting head to return to its normal,
parked position. Put on personal protective
equipment, then press release button and
pull trigger to start saw (see
Figure 36).
7. Pull cutting head all the way forward then
down, beginning cut at leading edge of
workpiece, slowly pushing back towards
fence to complete cut (see
Figure 39).
Table
Fence
Workpiece
1. Cutting Head Motion
2.
Figure 39. Cutting head during push cut.
8. When cut is complete, allow blade to com-
pletely come to stop before lifting from
workpiece or removing cut off piece.
Figure 36. Operating handle controls.
7. Lower blade into workpiece with handle while
holding trigger (see
Figure 37).
8. When cut is complete, allow blade to com-
pletely come to stop before lifting from
workpiece or removing cut off piece.
Performing a Push-Cut
Fence
Workpiece
Cutting Head Motion
Figure 37. Cutting head during plunge cut.
1. Measure workpiece and mark with cutting
line.
2. Set desired miter or bevel angles (see Pages
30 and 31).
Turn saw OFF and allow blade to come to
a complete stop before removing cutoff
piece. Failure to follow this warning could
result in severe lacerations or amputation.
Trigger Switch
Push-Cut Steps
Release Buttons
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