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SawStop 10” Professional Cabinet Saw    1

To Our Customers

Thank you for purchasing a 

SawStop

®

 Professional Cabinet Saw! Your saw includes our revolutionary, award-

winning safety system that tells the difference between cutting wood and cutting a person. If you ever accidentally 
contact the moving blade, the safety system will detect that contact and stop the blade in milliseconds to minimize 
any injury.

This manual tells you more about your Professional Cabinet Saw and how to operate and maintain it. Please 

read the manual carefully. The manual also includes our warranty and important safety information. 

Again, thanks for purchasing a 

SawStop

®

 Professional Cabinet Saw. We are confi dent you will be pleased with 

its performance. If you ever have any questions or comments, feel free to contact us at the address below. 

SawStop, LLC

9564 S.W. Tualatin Road

Tualatin, Oregon 97062 USA

www.sawstop.com

Main Phone - (503) 570-3200

Service - (503) 582-9934

Fax - (503) 570-3303 

Email - [email protected] 

Summary of Contents for PCS31230

Page 1: ...SawStop OWNER S MANUAL 10 PROFESSIONAL CABINET SAW Model PCS31230...

Page 2: ...8006595 8011279 8051759 8061245 8079292 8087438 8122807 8151675 8191450 8196499 8266997 8291797 8371196 8402869 8408106 8438958 8459157 8469067 8489223 8490527 8498732 8505424 8522655 Also protected b...

Page 3: ...e any injury This manual tells you more about your Professional Cabinet Saw and how to operate and maintain it Please read the manual carefully The manual also includes our warranty and important safe...

Page 4: ...ing the Dust Port 19 Installing the Motor Cover 20 Mounting the Extension Wings 21 Mounting the Switch Box 22 Mounting the Accessory Holders 23 Installing the Blade Guard Limit Rod 24 Get to Know Your...

Page 5: ...Installing a Brake Cartridge 61 What to do if the SawStop Safety System Activates 62 Making Adjustments to Your Saw 63 Aligning the Table 63 Aligning the Blade to the Tilt Axis 67 Aligning the Blade E...

Page 6: ...sions 92 Push Stick Construction 94 Auxiliary Fence Construction 95 Push Block Construction 96 Featherboard Construction 97 Drawings and Parts Lists 98 Cabinet and Table Exploded View 98 Cabinet and T...

Page 7: ...a particular purpose SawStop shall not be liable for death injuries to persons or property or incidental consequential contingent or special damages arising from the use of the saw This warranty gives...

Page 8: ...with or without yellow stripes is the equipment grounding conductor If repair or replacement of the electric cord or plug is necessary do not connect the equipment grounding conductor to a live termin...

Page 9: ...by the blade and could result in serious personal injury 17 Do not perform any operation freehand Freehand means not using a fence for rip cuts or a miter gauge for cross cuts to guide the work piece...

Page 10: ...t of the line of the saw blade 4 Use a push stick when required 5 Know how to reduce the risk of kickback 6 Do not perform any operation freehand 7 Never reach around or over the saw blade 8 Never try...

Page 11: ...ectronic detection unit detects contact while the blade is spinning including during coast down the fuse is burned by a surge of electric current The spring then pushes an aluminum pawl into the teeth...

Page 12: ...installed Since the safety system disables the motor if the blade is spaced too far from the brake a missing blade will be detected as a blade to brake spacing error and the motor will be disabled 5 B...

Page 13: ...allow wet pressure treated wood to fully dry before cutting Typically the wood will be sufficiently dry if left unstacked in a dry location for 24 hours If you must cut wet pressure treated wood you c...

Page 14: ...Wings Hardware for Step 6 Washers M8 8 6 Hex Bolts M8 x 16 8 8 Lock Washers M8 8 7 Tools Lock Washers M6 2 10 Washers M6 2 11 Hex Key M8 1 Blade Spacing Adjustment Gauge 1 Hex Keys M3 1 M4 1 M5 1 M6...

Page 15: ...ension wings two switch box assembly connected to the saw by electrical cables dust port attached to the end of the flexible hose inside of the saw WAR NING Do not ope rate with doo rope n The blad ec...

Page 16: ...rush WARNING Moving gears and parts can pinch cut or crush Do not operate with door open W AR NI NG Do not ope rat e wit h doo r ope n The bla de can ret rac t and cau se a sev ere i n j u ry i f you...

Page 17: ...nd onto the top piece of Styrofoam as shown in Fig 3 You can use the cast iron table and the elevation control shaft as lifting points to help you roll the saw Wear safety gloves and be careful to use...

Page 18: ...tions to assemble your Professional Cabinet Saw are listed below In addition to the tools included with the Table Saw Hardware Pack shown in Fig 5 below you will also need the following tools to compl...

Page 19: ...hers M6 2 10 Washers M6 2 11 Hex Key M8 1 Blade Spacing Adjustment Gauge 1 Hex Keys M3 1 M4 1 M5 1 M6 1 Lock Washers M5 3 4 Button Head Screws M5 x 3 x 15 3 3 Installing the Elevation Handwheel 2 Open...

Page 20: ...M6 2 10 Washers M6 2 11 Hex Key M8 1 Blade Spacing Adjustment Gauge 1 Hex Keys M3 1 M4 1 M5 1 M6 1 Lock Washers M5 3 4 Button Head Screws M5 x 3 x 15 3 3 Assembling Your Saw Installing the Tilt Handw...

Page 21: ...r inch diameter hole at the back of the cabinet from the inside of the cabinet as shown in Fig 20 The semicircle acts as a key to correctly orient the dust port The hardware required to install the du...

Page 22: ...ting the Dust Port Hardware for Step 4 Mounting the Motor Cover Hardware for Step 5 F Mounting the Wrench Tool Holders Hardware for Step 8 Motor Cover Rod 5 Blade Wrench Holder 13 Button Head Screws M...

Page 23: ...a straight edge to level the extension wings with the cast iron table top and tighten all of the M8 x 20 hex bolts with a 13 mm wrench see Fig 27 Assembling Your Saw Fig 26 Fig 27 8 7 6 Mounting the S...

Page 24: ...t Detected Brake Adjust Position of Doors Close Access Key To On Turn Cartridge To Off Turn Start Switch Bypass Mode On Coasting Down Replace Cartridge System Ready System Initializing Mounting the Sw...

Page 25: ...your saw The accessory tool holder provides a place to store your riving knife miter gauge and blade guard The hardware required to mount the two accessory holders is located in the area with the gra...

Page 26: ...th the open ends pointed downward as shown in Fig 33 The two open ends of the limit rod fit into holes at the top back of the blade guard see Fig 34 which allow the limit rod to pivot Pull the ends of...

Page 27: ...accompanying your rip fence for instructions on how to install the fence Fig 36 Assembling Your Saw sloped ridges guide limit rod until it snaps into place push down on limit rod until it snaps into p...

Page 28: ...ension Wings 3 Blade Guard Assembly 4 Standard Table Insert 5 Elevation Handwheel 6 Tilt Handwheel 7 Tilt Angle Indicator 8 Tilt Angle Scale 9 Switch Box 10 Bypass Key 11 Thermal Overload Switch 12 Bl...

Page 29: ...ar Trunnion Bracket 24 Rear Trunnion 25 Elevation Plate 26 Motor 27 Motor Belt 28 Arbor Belt 29 Arbor Block 30 Brake Positioning Bolt 31 Arbor Bumper 32 Saw Blade 33 Riving Knife 34 Quick Release Clam...

Page 30: ...om sources of moisture and electrical noise Make sure there is sufficient room to allow free access to all sides of the saw Table Insert Removal and Installation Your saw is shipped with a high qualit...

Page 31: ...ing shoulders may take longer to stop in the event of an accident than standard blades and you could receive a more serious injury Therefore SawStop recommends using blades without depth limiting shou...

Page 32: ...paring Your Saw for Use The spacing between the brake cartridge and the blade is adjusted by the yellow brake positioning bolt mounted in the top of the arbor block see Fig 46 To access the brake posi...

Page 33: ...set the appropriate spacing see Fig 47 The two slots on the blade spacing adjustment gauge can be used to store the 8 mm hex key that is used to adjust the brake position The blade spacing adjustment...

Page 34: ...fe installed The riving knife is an extremely important tool for reducing the potential for kickback when the blade guard cannot be used The riving knife should always be used whenever you need to mak...

Page 35: ...use the same procedure as removing the riving knife Similarly to install the riving knife use the same procedure as installing the blade guard The clamping force used to hold the spreader and riving k...

Page 36: ...to filter out such dust and chemicals Dust Collection Your SawStop Professional Cabinet Saw includes a dust shroud around the blade to provide superior dust collection to ordinary saws A flexible hos...

Page 37: ...240V power Do not use any other motor to power your saw The Professional Cabinet Saw model PCS31230 is shipped with a 9 ft power cord that has a NEMA 6 15P plug designed for use with matching single p...

Page 38: ...with your Professional Cabinet Saw model number PCS31230 replace it with a 3 prong 208 240V UL listed plug There are numerous styles of 208 240V plugs so select a plug that matches the single phase 2...

Page 39: ...ps screwdriver to loosen the two screws at the top of the contactor and removing the ends of the black and white power cord wires from the screws and then removing the end of the green power cord wire...

Page 40: ...or and the black wire to the left top terminal connection on the contactor see Fig 59 A wiring diagram is shown in Fig 60 on the next page Using a Phillips screwdriver remove the left screw that attac...

Page 41: ...Your Saw Fig 60 Preparing Your Saw for Use Contactor Box Wiring Diagram Green Green W hite White T1 T2 L1 L2 A2 COIL THERMAL CIRCUIT BREAKER MOTOR CABLE POWER CABLE CONTACTOR BOX SWITCHBOX CABLE A1 CO...

Page 42: ...ther adjustment but if you decide to adjust the upper blade elevation limit stop see page 72 for instructions CAUTION When adjusting the height or tilt angle of the blade reverse the handwheel slightl...

Page 43: ...green lights on the switch box may blink in different patterns as the safety system runs through various self check steps These lights are light emitting diodes LEDs and they display the current stat...

Page 44: ...e switch To replace the key press it back into the socket until it snaps into place see Fig 64 When the key is removed the main power switch can be turned OFF but it cannot be turned ON Your saw also...

Page 45: ...you if the saw is operating normally or if there is a problem When you first turn the Main Power switch on the safety system will complete an initialization routine to verify the safety system is oper...

Page 46: ...cking key is correctly installed and turned to ON See page 61 for instructions on how to install and turn on the cartridge key No Blade Rotation this code indicates that the motor is not able to spin...

Page 47: ...green wood with the safety system active However extremely wet or green wood can interfere with the safety system s ability to detect contact Accordingly the system monitors for wet and green wood an...

Page 48: ...down as well and push on it until it snaps into place as shown in Fig 69 Make sure the limit rod is locked in place before use Cut the workpiece as described beginning on page 51 The guard will float...

Page 49: ...ons and anti kickback pawls must pivot freely If any portion of the blade guard ceases to function properly replace or repair it before continuing to use the saw When not in use the blade guard can be...

Page 50: ...hose to the side along the saw as shown below A structure like the one shown above can be put together using PVC pipes and fittings adapters splitters flexible vacuum hoses and duct tape which can com...

Page 51: ...Riving Knife To use the riving knife remove the blade guard and install the riving knife as described on page 32 The riving knife should be used whenever the blade guard cannot be used see Fig 75 The...

Page 52: ...pin forward until it stops Next rotate the miter gauge head counter clockwise until the index stop hits the indexing pin and then tighten the handle to lock the gauge at the desired angle The index s...

Page 53: ...cuts Adjust the miter gauge to the desired miter angle see page 50 Position the workpiece against the miter gauge head and slowly push the miter gauge toward the non spinning blade until the workpiec...

Page 54: ...ed from heavy duty steel tubing for maximum rigidity and includes high quality non conductive face plates that maintain their flatness over time The system also includes steel front and rear rails a s...

Page 55: ...nd the blade If your hand that is closest to the blade comes within 6 inches of the blade remove that hand from the workpiece and continue the cut using the hand that is closest to the fence or with b...

Page 56: ...tions use a featherboard to hold the workpiece against the fence see page 97 for making a featherboard Clamp the featherboard to the top of the table against the side of the workpiece opposite the rip...

Page 57: ...he rip fence Alternatively the featherboard can be clamped to an extender board that is clamped to the rip fence Fig 86 A second featherboard can be clamped to the top of the table as discussed above...

Page 58: ...ntil the blade comes to a complete stop Once the blade has stopped the safety system returns to normal Standby Mode The next time you start the motor the safety system will be active unless you repeat...

Page 59: ...g 89 The SawStop Professional Cabinet Saw Mobile Base is designed specifically for your saw see Fig 88 It attaches to the cabinet and automatically lifts the saw onto the wheels when you step on a lev...

Page 60: ...speed and with a large amount of force The brake cartridge must be changed in the event the brake is activated The brake cartridge must also be changed whenever swapping between 10 inch standard blade...

Page 61: ...mum height This allows the easiest access to the brake cartridge Next remove the table insert from the table see page 28 Rotate the blade guard clamping handle fully upward to provide clearance for re...

Page 62: ...st shroud because the dust shroud could break Next place the end of the wrench between the brake pawl and the cartridge mounting bracket to gently pry the cartridge away from the arbor block a short d...

Page 63: ...ion also actuates a switch inside the cartridge that signals to the safety system that the cartridge is correctly installed and locked in place The system will not allow the saw to start if the switch...

Page 64: ...e reused after the brake is activated and it may be discarded Once the activated cartridge has been removed obtain another brake cartridge that has not been activated and follow the instructions on pa...

Page 65: ...or similar structure that fits relatively tightly in the miter slot but not so tight as to prevent the mount from sliding A sample mount is shown in Fig 98 Begin by removing the table insert as descr...

Page 66: ...ng rather than a gradual change this indicates a non flat area of the blade If this happens try rotating the blade 1 4 turn and retesting Repeat this process until you get a reading that is not signif...

Page 67: ...ection For example if the initial reading was 0 006 inch adjust the positioning screw until the reading is 0 006 inch Now slide the dial indicator mount back to the front of the blade and re zero the...

Page 68: ...ween the left edge of the right hand miter slot and the left side of the blade Make sure to measure the flat plate of the blade rather than the tooth If you are using a combination square set the end...

Page 69: ...ily measure the parallelism between the blade and the tilt axis Instead you must measure the alignment between the blade and the table at both 0 tilt and 45 tilt The difference in those measurements i...

Page 70: ...itive or negative This number is proportional to the misalignment between the blade and the tilt axis If the measurement is 0 002 inch or less then the blade is parallel to the tilt axis within the ma...

Page 71: ...ou create a final positive misalignment Keeping the dial test indicator positioned toward the front of the saw with the measurement arm about 1 2 inch inside the front edge of the blade set the dial r...

Page 72: ...any adjustment to minimize this problem The SawStop Professional Cabinet Saw uses a vertical slide elevation design for ultra smooth operation and rigidity As shown in Fig 108 the blade and arbor bloc...

Page 73: ...blade elevation assembly you will need to adjust the position of the nut and standoff on the bottom bolt of the secondary elevation shaft shown in Fig 110 until the blade is parallel to the miter slot...

Page 74: ...ch saw blade on the arbor see page 29 and turn the elevation handwheel clockwise until the limit stop is reached Using a combination square or similar tool measure the distance from the top of the tab...

Page 75: ...w painted bolt located on the front trunnion see Fig 114 and can be accessed through the side panel You will need a 17 mm wrench to turn the bolt and a 14 mm wrench to turn the locking nut If the blad...

Page 76: ...a combination square check to see that the blade is at a 45 angle to the table see Fig 115 If you need to adjust the position of the 45 limit stop follow the instructions below The 45 tilt limit stop...

Page 77: ...ck down lever rear leveling screws front leveling screws Making Adjustments to Your Saw Adjusting the Table Insert The SawStop zero clearance insert has been designed to fit securely within the table...

Page 78: ...eads overlap the heads of the rear leveling screws extending down from the insert The overlapping screw heads hold down the table insert The height of the lock down screws should be adjusted to fit cl...

Page 79: ...raise the blade to the fully elevated position Aligning the Riving Knife and Spreader to the Blade For safe operation the spreader and riving knife should be aligned parallel to the blade and position...

Page 80: ...nife and the teeth of the blade slide the clamp forward or backward until the spacing is approximately correct When the spreader or riving knife is both aligned and spaced properly tighten the two mou...

Page 81: ...olts shown in Fig 122 using the included 5 mm hex key Loosen the bolts just enough so that you can move the clamp up and down on the clamp mounting bracket Next adjust the position of the clamp up or...

Page 82: ...de guard in the saw Next check to make sure that the distance between the blade and the spreader is 4 7 mm as shown in Fig 126 below The spreader should be as concentric with the blade as possible mai...

Page 83: ...f the wood stop loosen the two bolts that attach the blade guard dust port to the spreader see Fig 129 To better access the bolts pivot the left large anti kickback pawl up and guide it into the catch...

Page 84: ...embly includes an internal spring designed to push the clamp open when the handle is raised Therefore you will have to push the handle toward the clamp against the force of the spring When the handle...

Page 85: ...crew clockwise until it hits against the indexing pin Finally tighten the locking nut to prevent the set screw from moving Repeat the above process for the other indexing stops if desired Adjusting th...

Page 86: ...wrench handle to clear the motor so that the wrench can be turned more easily Once the bolts are loose the motor can be lowered slightly to tighten the belt Lower the motor and then tighten the two bo...

Page 87: ...mount the threaded rod to the side of the elevation plate see Fig 137 Next use a 3 mm hex key to turn each of the set screws clockwise to move the threaded rod closer to the pinion gear Make sure to t...

Page 88: ...d such as Scotch Brite 7448 hand pads To prevent the table from rusting coat it with a surface protectant such as GlideCote or TopSaver available in many woodworking stores If you do not plan to use t...

Page 89: ...brication Points Points that need to be kept lubricated are shown in the figures below The front trunnion rear trunnion and sec tor gear are most easily accessed through the motor cover opening with t...

Page 90: ...The Start Stop paddle was bumped 1 Ensure the Start Stop paddle is in the OFF position and restart the saw 2 The material being cut is overloading the safety detection system e g green or wet wood 2 U...

Page 91: ...brake position is adjusted too close to the blade 1 Turn the brake positioning bolt counter clockwise until the closest point between the brake pawl and the blade is about 1 16 inch to 1 8 inch 2 The...

Page 92: ...hanging the elevation of the blade 1 The elevation worm is not engaged fully on the worm gear and or the threaded rod is not fully on the pinion gear 1 Adjust the positions of the worm gear and thread...

Page 93: ...Series II Fence System Dado diameter 8 requires a separate brake cartridge and table insert Dado max width 13 16 Arbor diameter at blade 5 8 Main bearing size 62 mm OD x 30 mm ID Second bearing size 5...

Page 94: ...a a la lluvia o al uso en localizaciones h medas 15 No ponga las manos dentro de ni debajo del gabinete mientras la cuchilla gira 16 No desenchufe ni desconecte la sierra Pour votre propre s curit lis...

Page 95: ...tatus Red Grn Wet Wood Overload Due To During Bypass Contact Detected During Standby Contact Detected Brake Adjust Position of Doors Close Access Key To On Turn Cartridge To Off Turn Start Switch Bypa...

Page 96: ...strates a typical push stick Push sticks should be constructed from material that is sturdy and electrically non conductive such as scrap wood Push sticks should always be used when rip cutting pieces...

Page 97: ...xiliary fence place it on the saw with piece B fl at on the table top and piece A against the left side of the rip fence Position the auxiliary fence so that the front edge of piece B is 1 2 inches ba...

Page 98: ...a typical push block It includes the three pieces shown here labeled A B and C Cut piece A out of 3 4 inch thick hardwood and cut pieces B and C out of 1 2 inch thick plywood Attach piece A to the ce...

Page 99: ...should be constructed from good quality wood that is free of knots Use featherboards to help keep the material being cut in contact with the table and to help prevent kickback Do not use featherboards...

Page 100: ...men te cuan do est nece sario 14 No expo nga a la lluvia o al uso en loca lizac ione s h m edas 15 No pong a las man os dent ro de ni deba jo del gabi nete mien tras la cuch illa gira 16 No dese nchu...

Page 101: ...h Box Assembly includes items 21 22 67 68 PCS 019 1 20 M8x1 25x12 Button Head Socket Screw PCS 020 4 21 Switch Box Lock Out Key PCS 021 1 22 Bypass Key PCS 022 1 23 Switch Box Mounting Bracket PCS 023...

Page 102: ...4 55 M6x1 0x20 Button Head Socket Screw PCS 055 2 56 230V Contactor Box PCS31230 PCS 056 1 57 M5 External Tooth Lock Washer PCS 058 2 58 Main Power Cable PCS31230 PCS 059 1 59 Motor Cable Assembly PCS...

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Page 104: ...69 96 75 74 71 73 71 72 69 76 86 85 87 84 101 88 83 81 82 79 9 78 17 16 77 80 21 20 7 9 8 40 42 43 44 66 17 19 41 67 67 65 68 55 10 11 64 56 57 54 55 53 62 57 51 61 63 18 17 16 15 16 17 89 6 45 12 92...

Page 105: ...amp PCS 091 3 19 Rear Trunnion PCS 092 1 20 Rear Trunnion Bracket PCS 093 1 21 M8x1 0x20 Set Screw PCS 094 1 22 Lower Torque Tube PCS 095 1 23 M6x1 0x12 Socket Cap Screw PCS 096 3 24 Rubber Bumper PCS...

Page 106: ...ocket Cap Screw PCS 131 3 59 Gas Spring Mounting Bracket PCS 132 1 60 Gas Spring PCS31230 PCS 133 1 61 Elevation Threaded Rod PCS 134 1 62 M8x1 25x25 Hex Head Bolt PCS 135 2 63 M6x1 0x16 Set Screw PCS...

Page 107: ...Shaft Collar PCS 163 1 91 M4x0 7x12 Socket Cap Screw PCS 164 1 92 M8 Polyurethane O Ring PCS 165 1 93 Dust Shroud Clip PCS 166 2 94 Dust Shroud Mounting Bracket PCS 167 1 95 M5 2x10 Spring Pin PCS 16...

Page 108: ...ec k af te r b la d e or ca rt ri d g e ch an g es Us e sp ac in g ad ju st m en t w re nc h to se t sp ac in g be tw ee n 1 1 6 3 3 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 9 8 11 12 13 14 15 16 10 10 17 17 18 19 20 22 2...

Page 109: ...19 Double Pulley Shaft PCS 188 1 20 M6x16x3 Washer PCS 189 1 21 M6 Lock Washer PCS 190 1 22 M6x1 0x30 Socket Cap Screw PCS 191 1 23 Retraction Guide PCS 192 1 24 Retraction Bracket PCS 193 1 25 M8x16...

Page 110: ...sher PCS 212 2 44 M4x0 7 Lock Nut PCS 213 2 45 M5x0 8x8 Set Screw PCS 214 2 46 Brass Pressure Ring PCS 215 1 47 Brake Cartridge for 10 Blade TSBC 10R2 1 48 Brake Cartridge Key PCS 217 1 49 Blade Spaci...

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Page 112: ...1 0 15 30 45 0 6 15 30 45 60 1 2 3 4 5 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 24 25 26 26 27 28 29 28 WARNING 1 Use the blade guard and spreader for every operation for which i...

Page 113: ...7 Large Anti Kickback Pawl Right TSG DC 017 1 18 Pawl Bushing TSG DC 018 2 19 Outer Left Pawl Spring TSG DC 019 1 20 Outer Right Pawl Spring TSG DC 020 1 21 M6x1 0x35 Button Head Socket Screw TSG DC 0...

Page 114: ...aft as lifting points to help you roll the saw The saw weighs approximately 265 pounds do not attempt to move it by yourself Wear safety gloves and be careful to use proper lifting technique to avoid...

Page 115: ...ordered separately Out Feed Table p n OFT30 CNS 000 Push Stick p n PCS 241 SawStop 10 Professional Cabinet Saw 113 Accessories SawStop recommends the following accessories for use with your SawStop Pr...

Page 116: ...82 table insert 75 76 tilt gearing 84 Alignment blade elevation assembly 70 riving knife and spreader 77 78 table 63 66 tilt axis 67 All through sawing 32 46 Ambient Temperature 43 Anti Kickback Pawl...

Page 117: ...ent 30 31 Brake Positioning Bolt 27 30 89 Bypass key 26 56 89 mode 5 9 11 43 45 56 89 C Cabinet Saw dimensions 92 93 specifications 91 Cartridge see Brake Cartridge Cartridge Key 27 43 44 58 59 61 89...

Page 118: ...el 12 17 26 40 90 91 elevation locking knob 12 17 40 90 elevation plate 27 70 limit stops 40 72 pinion gear 85 87 90 primary and secondary elevation shafts 68 70 71 threaded rod 85 86 87 90 worm 85 90...

Page 119: ...72 tilt 73 74 Lockout key 42 Lubrication Points 86 87 M Main Power Switch 7 9 11 41 42 43 45 Maintenance 5 7 86 87 Material Conductivity Test 45 Miter Gauge adjustment 83 indexing pin 50 83 index stop...

Page 120: ...27 67 Retraction 9 11 62 Rip cutting 53 55 fence 7 25 52 53 55 88 113 narrow rip cuts 46 Riving Knife adjusting 77 79 82 installation 32 33 using 26 27 49 88 90 S Safety 6 7 9 11 Saw placement 28 stan...

Page 121: ...ed Rod see Elevation threaded rod Tilt angle 40 73 74 angle indicator 26 40 74 90 angle scale 26 40 handwheel 12 17 18 26 40 91 limit stop 73 74 locking knob 17 18 40 sector gear 84 86 87 90 worm 84 9...

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Page 123: ...SawStop LLC 9564 S W Tualatin Road Tualatin Oregon 97062 USA www sawstop com Main Phone 503 570 3200 Service 503 582 9934 Fax 503 570 3303 Email info sawstop com September 2013...

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