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Product Specifications .............................................. 2
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Rules for Safe Operation ........................................ 3-6
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Blade Diametr
e
254 mm
(10 in)
Blade Arbor
16 mm
(5/8 in)
Cutting Depth at 0
°
90.5 mm
( 3-9/16 in)
Cutting Depth at 45
°
63.5 mm
(2-1/2 in)
Rating
240V, 50Hz AC
Output Speed
4,800 RPM
Net Weight Without Workstand
56
kg
Net Weight With Workstand
59 kg
To Check, Replace or Adjust The Riving Knife
and Blade Guard Assembly ............................... 2
4
To Adjust the Blade Depth .................................... 2
5
To Adjust the Blade Angle ..................................... 2
5
To Set the Scale to the Blade ................................ 2
5
To Lock the Mitr
e
Table ......................................... 2
6
Making Cuts .......................................................... 2
6
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1
To Make a Straight Cross Cut ............................... 2
6
To Make a Mitr
e
Cut .............................................. 2
7
To Make a Straight Rip Cut ................................... 2
7
To Make a Bevel Cross Cut .................................. 2
8
To Make a Bevel Rip Cut ...................................... 2
8
To Make a Compound Mitr
e
Cut ...........................
29
To Make a Large Panel Cut ..................................
29
To Make Non-Through Cuts .................................. 3
0
To Make Dado Cuts .............................................. 3
1
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Maintenance ........................................................ 3
2
-3
8
General Maintenance ................................................. 3
2
Lubrication
Locker Bracket Assembly ...................................... 3
2
Tilt / Elevating Mechanism .................................... 3
2
To Set Blade to 0 or 45 Degrees ................................ 3
3
To Check Alignment of the Rip Fence to
the Blade .......................................................... 3
3
-3
4
To Adjust the Bevel Locking Lever ............................. 3
4
To Align the Mitr
e
Locking Clamps ............................ 3
4
To Adjust the Front and Rear Rail Clamps ................ 3
5
To Adjust the Accessory Table .................................. 3
5
To Adjust the Sliding Mitr
e
Table Assembly ............... 3
5
Checking Sliding Mitr
e
Table Assembly ................ 3
6
-3
7
Making Adjustments to Sliding Mitr
e
Fence Table
Assembly .......................................................... 3
7
-3
8
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Troubleshooting ..................................................
39
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0
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Glossary of Terms For Woodworking ......................
7
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Unpacking and Tools Needed ...................................
8
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Loose Parts List ..................................................
.. 9
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10
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Features ............................................................... 1
1
-1
3
Operating Components .............................................. 1
2
Power Switch ............................................................. 1
2
Turn Your Saw On ..................................................... 1
2
To Turn Your Saw Off ................................................ 1
2
To Lock Your Saw Switch .......................................... 1
2
Blades ........................................................................ 1
3
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Assembly ............................................................. 1
4
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19
Assembly Leg Stand .................................................. 1
4
Assembly Storage Brackets ....................................... 1
5
Mounting Leg Stand to the Table Saw Base .............. 1
5
To Install Front and Back Rails ............................. 1
5
-1
6
To Install Mitr
e
Table and Fence ................................ 1
6
To Install Accessory Table and Rip Fence ................. 1
7
Removing/Replacing the Throat Plate ....................... 1
7
Blade and Guard Assembly ....................................... 1
8
To Check Saw Blade Installation ...............................
19
To Install Blade Guard Assembly ...............................
19
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Operation ............................................................. 2
0
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1
Basic Operation .......................................................... 2
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Causes of Kickback and Avoiding Kickback .............. 2
0
Cutting Aids ................................................................ 2
0
Types of Cuts ............................................................. 2
1
Featherboard .............................................................. 2
2
How To Make a Featherboard ............................... 2
2
How To Mount a Featherboard ............................. 2
2
Settings And Adjustments ..................................... 2
3
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6
To Remove The Blade .......................................... 2
3