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Oliver 10010 10" Job Site Saw Owner's Manual

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Page 1: ...Model No 10010 10 Job Site Table Saw Owner s Manual Oliver Machinery M 10010 5 2019 Seattle WA Copyright 2019 info olivermachinery net www olivermachinery net...

Page 2: ...w all its safety and operating instructions QUESTIONS If you have any questions or issues with this table saw please call our Customer Service Center at 1 800 559 5065 or visit our website at www oliv...

Page 3: ...17 V Dust Collection 29 D Riving Knife 18 Adjustments 30 E Rolling Stand 19 A Riving Knife and Saw Blade F Secure Saw on Stand 19 Alignment 30 G Connect Dust Collection 19 B Fence and Saw Blade Operat...

Page 4: ...egligence accidents unauthorized repairs alternation outside our facilities lack of maintenance acts of nature or items that would normally be consumed or require replacement due to normal wear and te...

Page 5: ...this product become familiar with the safety rules in the following sections Always wear safety goggles or safety glasses with side shields complying with current national standards and a full face s...

Page 6: ...circuit protection for this tool to avoid electrical hazards or damage to the tool Use a Proper Extension Cord When using an extension cord make sure it is in a good working condition to prevent shor...

Page 7: ...e guards in place for every operation for which they can be used If any guards are removed for maintenance DO NOT OPERATE the machine until the guards are reinstalled WORK AREA Keep the floor around t...

Page 8: ...to cause cancer birth defects or other reproductive harm Some examples of these chemicals are Lead from lead based paint Crystalline silica from bricks and cement and other masonry products Arsenic an...

Page 9: ...fence are parallel with the saw blade Always feed your workpiece through the saw blade prior to release Always use the miter gauge or rip fence to ensure a straight cut Never feed your workpiece freeh...

Page 10: ...ully before each use for proper alignment and possible defects Be sure the blade flange is clean and correctly assembled on the shaft and the blade is properly supported Make sure the blade is install...

Page 11: ...or the spreader has to be used for all through sawing cuts Make sure the spreader is aligned with the blade properly Use push stick for all non through cuts such as dadoing grooving or molding to keep...

Page 12: ...use Clean and store the saw in a safe dry place after use PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS Motor Type Universal Voltage 115 120V AC Hertz 50 60Hz Amperes 15 Amp Horsepower 2 HP Arbor 5 8 Blade Diameter 10 Spee...

Page 13: ...K Push Stick L Bagged Hardware M Manual N Sanding Disc Sanding Paper O Rolling Stand Assembly The package exceeds 100 lbs Two person lift is required to prevent muscle strain or back injury Open the b...

Page 14: ...PRODUCT OVERVIEW Oliver 10010 10 Job Site Saw Owner s Manual 14...

Page 15: ...nce assembly as shown in FIG 2 STEP 2 Screw the knob from bagged hardware to the front rail as shown in FIG 3 STEP 3 Place the fence on the rails as shown in FIG 4 STEP 4 Place the fence on the rails...

Page 16: ...oth knobs on the rear side of the saw and insert the extension rods into the holes Tighten both knobs at the desired adjustment as shown in FIG 7 STEP 3 Insert the cotter pin to the two rear extension...

Page 17: ...age as shown in FIG 12 STEP 5 Attach the blade guard assembly to the spreader and tighten the spreader by pressing the lock lever down Then insert the blade guard assembly to the clamp and place the t...

Page 18: ...s For all other types of cuts blade guard must always be installed To install the riving knife follow the steps below STEP 1 Follow step 1 to 2 on C BLADE GUARD ASSEMBLY page 17 STEP 2 Follow step 6 o...

Page 19: ...TAND STEP 1 Press the leg release button to unfold the stand legs as shown in FIG 19 STEP 2 Place the table saw unit on the stand Attach and secure the table saw unit to the stand with A screws x 4 F...

Page 20: ...H Turn the hand wheel knob as shown in FIG 23 clockwise to raise the blade and counter clockwise to lower the blade D TILT BLADE BEVEL This saw features positive stops at exact 90 and 45 as shown in F...

Page 21: ...icates the desired width of finished workpiece The fence can be relocated to allow 28 rip capacity as in FIG 28 The fence scale reads from 0 to 24 on the top scale and 4 to 28 on the bottom scale When...

Page 22: ...fence toward the blade side as shown in FIG 29 FIG 30 shows the auxiliary fence is in use H MITER GAUGE The miter gauge can slide on either side of the blade in the slots as shown in FIG 31 To change...

Page 23: ...table J REPLACE SAW BLADE STEP 1 Remove the blade guard assembly See page 17 blade guard assembly STEP 2 Remove the table insert and raise the blade all the way up STEP 3 Push arbor lock as shown in F...

Page 24: ...and table insert See C BLADE GUARD ASSEMBLY on page 17 K REPLACE SAW BLADE WITH SANDING DISC STEP 1 Follow Step 1 to Step 4 from J REPALCE SAW BLADE on page 23 to remove the saw blade STEP 2 Remove th...

Page 25: ...firmly against the face of the miter gauge while holding the workpiece flat against the table STEP 7 Slowly push the workpiece through the blade until the workpiece is pushed completely pass the blade...

Page 26: ...w the steps below to make a rip cut STEP 1 Measure the workpieces If the width of the workpiece is between 2 and 6 inches use the included push stick to feed the workpiece If the width of the workpiec...

Page 27: ...he miter gauge with the blade path in line the desired cutting location Leave the workpiece at least an inch away from the blade STEP 6 Have the push stick ready STEP 7 Connect the saw to power and st...

Page 28: ...e the only type of cuts that the blade guard assembly must be removed It has higher risk of kickback To make a non through cut follow the steps below STEP 1 Adjust the bevel angel to 0 STEP 2 Remove b...

Page 29: ...same operation as the non through cut Please refer and follow the instructions on S NON THROUGH CUTTING A sample of finished dado cut piece is shown in FIG 44 U SAFETY CUTTING ACCESSORIES Safety cutt...

Page 30: ...place it on a flat surface to see if the riving knife is bent STEP 8 If the riving knife is bent straighten it manually If it can t get straightened call 1 800 559 5065 to order a replacement STEP 9...

Page 31: ...shown in FIG 47 STEP 5 Check to see if they are parallel to each other If they are not continue STEP 6 STEP 6 Adjust the screws under the rail fence as shown in FIG 48 to align the fence to the saw b...

Page 32: ...not require adjustments However if your cuts are noticeably inaccurate follow the steps below to adjust the bevel STEP 1 Remove the blade guard and anti kickback pawls See page 17 C BLADE GUARD ASSEMB...

Page 33: ...BLADE BEVEL STEP 4 Place a 45 triangle square frame to set the blade at 45 as shown in FIG 53 STEP 5 If the blade is at 45 to the table and the pointer is pointing at 45 on the scale no further adjus...

Page 34: ...s the saw blade teeth NOTE Do not push too hard or the blade might deflect STEP 3 Look at the right side scale reader and if the pointer matches up with the zero mark no adjustment is needed If not go...

Page 35: ...se a wire brush to clean dust off the trunnions gears blade elevation and fence rail mechanism as shown in FIG 57 and apply white lithium grease or powdered graphite to these parts SERVICE AND REPAIR...

Page 36: ...correctly 123 2 Angle pointer not set accurately 123 3 Fence is not properly aligned 1 Check blade with combination square and adjust stops 2 Check blade with combination square and adjust pointer 3 A...

Page 37: ...M4 0 7P 10 2 1 12 360960 901 Positioning Pin 2 1 13 171154 904 Blade Guard Body 1 1 14 171378 904 Anti Kick Pawl Left 1 REF Part s NO Descriptions QTY 1 15 280162 901 Spreader Spring Right 1 1 16 2513...

Page 38: ...22 049801 701 Pan HD Phil Screw w Flat Washer Lock WasherM5 0 8P 14 5 1 9 3 5 3 12 1 0t 10 REF Part s NO Descriptions QTY 47 008306 100 Lock Nut M8x1 25 M8 1 25P 13B 9H 1 50 381221 901 Blade Nut TW 5...

Page 39: ...le Guard 1 145 251450 615 Bushing 12 2x15 2x28mm 1 146 920703 000 Lock Knob 1 REF Part s NO Descriptions QTY 33 910138 000 Universal Motor Assembly 1 01 361356 901 Shaft 1 02 012003 002 Key 5x5x10 1 0...

Page 40: ...BASE Oliver 10010 10 Job Site Saw Owner s Manual 40...

Page 41: ...8 171729 901 Bevel Lock Washer 2 109 000302 701 Phil Head Screw M4 0 7P 6 3 110 002603 104 Cap Lock Screw M5 0 8P 8 2 111 043311 000 O Ring 1 112 491102 000 Magnetic Switch KJD 17B 1 113 251375 668 Sp...

Page 42: ...TABLE FENCE Oliver 10010 10 Job Site Saw Owner s Manual 42...

Page 43: ...Flat Washer 8 5x16x1 5 2 19 280280 000 Spring 1 20 924718 000 Shaft Assembly Rear 1 REF Part s NO Descriptions QTY 01 130174 000 Adjustment Pin 1 02 008006 100 Hex Nut M8x1 25p 1 03 924719 000 Rear S...

Page 44: ...OLIVER MACHINERY 800 559 5065 www olivermachinery net Oliver 10010 10 Job Site Saw Owner s Manual 44...

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