STEP 5:
Hold the workpiece firmly
against the miter gauge. Leave the
workpiece at least an inch away from
the blade.
STEP 6:
Connect the machine to power
and start the machine, and allow the
blade to come up to full speed.
STEP 7:
Keep the workpiece firmly
against the face of the miter gauge
while holding the workpiece flat against
the table.
STEP 8:
Slowly push the workpiece
through the blade until the workpiece is
pushed completely pass the blade.
STEP 9:
Turn off the table saw, and
allow the blade to a complete stop, and
carefully slide the workpiece out.
R.
BEVEL MITERING
A bevel miter cut is also called a
compound miter cut is
A combination of bevel crosscutting
and mitering. Follow the instructions for
both bevel crosscutting and mitering.
FIG. 43
is shown bevel miter cut.
S.
NON-THROUGH CUTTING
A non-through cut is when the saw
blade does not cut through the
workpiece. Dado cuts, rabbet, and
grooves are non-through cuts. Non-
through cuts are 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 blade guard assembly
and anti-kick pawls, and place the riving
knife back in place (See page 17 C.
BLADE GUARD ASSEMBLY).
STEP 3:
Set the blade to desired depth
according to the workpiece.
STEP 4:
Use either the fence or miter
gauge depending on the size of the
workpiece. Continue to step 5 on the
next page.
FIG. 43
(Blade guard is removed for clarity)
DISCONNECT THE MACHINE FROM
POWER BEFORE FOLLOWING THE
STEPS!
KEEP BOTH HANDS AWAY FROM THE
BLADE AND THE PATH OF THE BLADE.
Q. MITERING (CONTINUED)
Serious injury can be caused by
kickback. A kickback occurs when
tension is created between a
workpiece setting against the fence
and the blade, and causes the
workpiece to be thrown toward the
operator or bystanders. To prevent
kickbacks, review the
PREVENTING
KICKBACKS
section on page 9.
For all non-through cuts, using a saw
blade, make sure riving knife is
installed correctly. See D. RIVING
KNIFE on page 18.
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