Oliver 10010, Owner'S Manual

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STEP 7: Use the push stick to slowly
push the workpiece through the blade
until the workpiece is completely pass
the blade.
STEP 8: Turn off the table saw, and
allow the blade to a complete stop, and
carefully remove the workpiece.
P. BEVEL RIPPING
Bevel Ripping is to cut a workpiece
along its main grain or its length with an
angle other than 0. This operation is
same as ripping except it’s with an
angel. Follow the steps below to make a
bevel rip cut.
FIG. 42 is shown bevel rip
cut.
STEP 1:
Follow Step 1 on
O. RIPPING
.
NOTE:
When ripping longer workpiece,
pull the rear extension table for work
support (See I. REAR TABLE
EXTENSION on page 23).
STEP 2: Remove the miter gauge and
set the fence to desired width of cut
and lock the fence in place.
STEP 3:
Set blade height 1/8” higher
than the top of the workpiece.
STEP 4: Tilt the blade to desired angle
(see D. TILT BLADE/BEVEL on page
20).
STEP 5: Hold the workpiece firmly
against the 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
start the saw.
STEP 8:
Use the push stick to slowly
push the workpiece through the blade
until the workpiece is completely pass
the blade.
STEP 9: Turn off the table saw, and
allow the blade to a complete stop, and
carefully remove the workpiece.
Q. MITERING
A miter cut is the same operation as
crosscut except the miter gauge is set
at an angle other than 90
°
.
Follow the steps below to make a miter
cut.
STEP 1:
Remove fence.
STEP 2:
Set the blade at 0 bevel angle
(See page 20 D. TILT BLADE/BEVEL).
STEP 3:
Set the miter gauge at the
desired angle (See page 22 H. MITER
GAUGE).
STEP 4:
Raise the blade 1/8” higher
than the top of the workpiece.
FIG. 42
DISCONNECT THE MACHINE FROM
POWER BEFORE FOLLOWING THE
STEPS!
KEEP BOTH HANDS AWAY FROM THE
BLADE AND THE PATH OF THE BLADE.
O. RIPPING
(CONTINUED)
NEVER MAKE CUTS NARROWER
THAN 3/4 INCH WHEN BEVEL RIPPING
TO AVOID INJURY FROM BLADE
CONTACT.
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