10in. LASER GUIDE COMPOUND
MITER SAW OWNER’S MANUAL
10in. LASER GUIDE COMPOUND
MITER SAW OWNER’S MANUAL
Laser Beam Outlet
Figure I
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3. Tighten the Butterfly Screw (part #82) at the side of the
Swivel Arm to prevent the saw from sliding.
4. Loosen the Swivel Arm Lock Handle (part #17) at the back of
the saw.
5. Turn the saw to your ideal position according to the angle
mark on the Gauge Plate (part #48).
6. Retighten the Swivel Arm Lock Handle (part #17) firmly.
HOW TO INSPECT AND REPLACE THE CARBON
BRUSHES
WARNING:
Before accessing the Carbon Brushes
(#142), make sure the saw is unplugged
1. Two Carbon Brushes (#142) are located on both sides of the
Motor Housing (#140).
2. Periodically remove the Brush Caps (part #127) with a
screwdriver to inspect the Carbon Brushes (#142).
3. The Carbon Brushes (#142) have wear limit markings on
them. You must use the Block Brushes within the wear limit.
When they are worn to the limit they must be replaced. Do
not operate the saw if the brushes are worn beyond the limit.
4. The Carbon Brushes (#142) must be replaced in pairs. For
proper operation, the Brushes should wear equally.
5. If the Carbon Brushes are dirty, carefully scrape or wipe
them off.
6. When installing, make sure the Carbon Brushes fit closely
into their holders, and the Springs
（
#143
）
operate freely.
7. Make sure the carbon portion of the Carbon Brushes
contacts the Motor Armature, and the springs face away
from the motor.
8. After inspecting or replacing the Carbon Brushes, replace
the Brush Holder Caps (part #145) with a screwdriver, and
tighten firmly.
NOTE: The Carbon Brushes are made of carbon and have the
strength of pencil lead. Do not overstress the Carbon Brushes
(#142) while cleaning or they may break.
HOW TO USE LASER GUIDE
WARNING:
Before plugging in and turning on the
saw, make sure you have observed all safety warnings and
precautions and that it is safe to begin cutting.
LASER RADIATION – NEVER STARE INTOTHE LASER
BEAM OUTLET. AVOID DIRECT EYE EXPOSURE WITH
THE LASER AT ALL TIMES!
Wavelength 650nm, 1mW Maximum Output, Class II
1. Secure the workpiece in place.
2. Turn on the Laser switch (#102).
3. Cut the workpiece as the Laser Beam shows.
4. If the Laser is not lined up with the Blade, please turn down
the saw head and check if the laser beam lines up with the
sawblade and the center of the cutting slot. Loose and
adjust the screw on the beam, if the beam shines on the
blade and you cannot see the beam on the other side, which
has been in alignment already(Figure I).
5. Always turn off the Laser when finished cutting.
6. No assembly needed for the laser product. Wipe the dust or
oil on the laser product after use.
ABOUT KERF BOARD
This saw is assembled with the Kerf Board (#45) in the turn
base. The Kerf Board has been adjusted at the factory so that
it does not contact the Saw Blade.
CLEANING, INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE
CAUTION:
Always disconnect the Compound Miter
Saw from its power supply before performing any cleaning,
inspection, or maintenance.
• Do not pour water into the Motor through the Motor Vents.
• Do not use solvents to wipe off the saw.
• With a brush or soft cloth, remove all the sawdust from the
saw.
• If necessary, wipe with a damp cloth. You may use a mild
detergent.
• Once clean, lubricate all of the moving parts with light oil.
• When storing, keep the Compound Miter Saw in a box, or
cover it with a cloth.
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No
Name
Pcs
No
Name
Pcs
1
Fasten Nut M12
1
83
Swivel Arm
1
2
D12 Flat Washer
1
84
Spacer
2
3
Inner hex bolt M12X12
1
85
straight line Bearing
4
4
Base
1
86
Bearing Cover
2
5
Butterfly screw M6X20
1
87
M4×8 Cross Head Bolt
4
6
Supporting Bracket
2
88
M4×10 Cross Head Bolt
2
7
Butterfly screw M6X20
2
89
Cord Clip
1
8
Pressing Plate
1
90
Connecting Tube
1
9
V
ise Jaw Post
1
91
Outer Hex BoltM5×16
4
10
V
ise Jaw Base
1
92
Cross Head Self-tapping Bolt ST3.5×14C
6
11 Butterfly screw M6X20
1
93
Power Switch
1
12 Adjusting Handle
1
94
Connection Pole
（
Four holes
）
1
13 Cord
1
95
Handle Base
1
14 Cord Protector
1
96
M5×20 Cross Head Bolt
4
15 Fasten Nut M12
2
97
Cord Clip
1
16 D12 Flat Washer
2
98
Cord Protector
1
17 Swivel Arm Lock Handle
1
99
Cross Head Self-tapping Bolt ST3.5×14C
2
18 D10 Washer
1
100 Laser Transformer
1
19 Gauge Plate
1
101 Switch Handle
1
20 Inner Hex fasten bolt M8×10
2
102 Laser Switch
1
21 Inner Hex fasten bolt M8×20
2
103 Handle Cover
1
22 Outer Hex Bolt M12×75
1
104 Assistant Handle
1
23 Workbench
1
105 Cross Head Self-tapping Bolt ST4.8×22F
2
24 Inner Hex Bolt M8×25
4
106 Inner Flange
1
25 Arbor Flat Washer
4
107 Adjusting Ring
1
26 Cutting Support Plate
1
108 Safety Guard
1
27 Butterfly Screw M6×40
2
109 Ball Bearing 619/8
1
28 Spring
1
110 Pivot Clip Spring
φ
16
1
29
Φ
10 Steel Ball
1
111 Bevel Wheel
1
30 M5×10 Cross Head Bolt
1
112 Pivot
1
31 Workbench Index
1
113 Ball Bearing 6304
1
32 Plastic Stopper
1
114 Straight Key 4×4×12
1
33 Friction Slice
1
115 Bearing Baffle
1
34 Across Head Bolt with tray M4×8
2
116 M5×12 Across Head Bolt with tray
2
35 Arbor Flat Washer
1
117 Butterfly Screw M6×30
1
36 Hex Head Nut M10
1
118 Knurling Nut
1
37 Gauge Locking Shaft
1
119 M4×10 Across Head Bolt
1
38 2.5X14 Spring Round Pin
1
120 D4 Flat Washer
1
39 Gauge Orientation Handle
1
121 Cord Clip
1
40 Out hex head bolt M10×40
1
122 Dust Bag Pipe
1
41 Gauge Orientation Handle Cap
1
123 M5×16 Across Head Bolt
2
42 D5 Flat Washer
2
124 Plastic stopper
1
43 M5×16 Cross Head Bolt
2
125 Cross Head Self-tapping Bolt ST3.5×9C
2
44 Workbench Step
1
126 Swivel Arbor
1