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BEVEL STOP ADJUSTMENT (Fig. 9)
Make sure the bevel indicator aligns with the 
bevel index 45° mark when the handle assem-
bly is against the bevel stop screw. If adjust-
ment is necessary:
1. Loosen the bevel 
stop screw (1) lock-
nut using a 10 mm 
wrench.
2. Rotate the bevel 
stop screw, up or 
down, until the bevel 
indicator aligns with 
the bevel index 45° 
mark.
3. Tighten the bevel stop screw locknut.

OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

BENCH MOUNTING YOUR SAW (Fig.10)
Before operating your 
saw, it must be firmly 
mounted to your 
workbench or other 
rigid frame. If you are 
using the extension 
wings, install them 
before mounting the
saw to a workbench. See the Assembly section 
of this manual.
If your saw is to be used in one location, per-
manently secure it to the work surface using 
wood screws.

PORTABLE APPLICATIONS
Secure your saw to a 3/4" (19 mm) piece of ply-
wood. Make sure the plywood is large enough 
to support all four mounting locations. Use 
clamps to hold the plywood to sawhorses or a 
portable workbench. The plywood mounted to 
your saw can also help protect it from damage 
when transporting it.

INSTALLING DUST BAG
Install your dust bag over the dust port by com-
pressing the two tabs on the spring clip and 
sliding the bag over the rib on the port. Re-
lease the tabs after rotating the bag until the 
zipper is facing down. Make sure the zipper is 
closed before operating your saw.

HANDLE STOP LATCH (Fig. 11)
TO RAISE: The saw 
should never be 
locked in the down 
position when operat-
ing.
1. Push down on the 
saw handle.
2. Pull out the handle 
stop latch (1).
3. Allow the saw to rise to the up position.
TO LOCK: When transporting or storing the 
miter saw, the cutting head should always be 
locked in the down position.
1. Push the saw handle down to the lowest 
position.
2. Push in the handle stop latch (1) to lock the 
cutting head in the down position.

BODY AND HAND POSITION

 WARNING: Do not cut short workpieces. 

you cannot properly hold a short workpiece 
and have your hand a safe distance from the 
blade. never cross your arms or place your 
hands near the cutting area.
• Proper positioning of your body and hands 
with the saw will make cutting easier and 
safer. Keep your face and body to one side of 
the blade, out of line with a possible debris 
throwback.
• Don’t overreach; keep good footing and 
balance. Place your hands at least 4" (10.2 cm) 
from the blade. Hold the workpiece firmly 
against the fence and keep hands in position 
until the trigger has been released and the 
blade has completely stopped.
• Before making a cut, make a “dry run” with 
the power off to determine the path of the 
blade.

 WARNING: Do not cross your arms in front 

of the blade while operating the saw. Make 
sure both miter locks are tightened before you 
operate the saw.

WORKPIECE SUPPORT (Fig.12)
Support long work-
pieces to prevent sag-
ging. 
Use the extension 
wings (1) to support 
long workpieces. 

Fig.12

1

Fig.9

1

Fig.10

Fig.11

1

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Summary of Contents for SI810

Page 1: ...nual antes de operar esta herramienta WARNING Read understand and follow the safety rules in this manual before operating this tool SI810 Manual de Usuario y Garant a User s Manual and Warranty Sierra...

Page 2: ...Ensamble y ajustes Instrucciones de operaci n Cortes Mantenimiento Especificaciones t cnicas Tabla de ajustes de ngulos combinados para estructuras comunes Garant a 16 16 16 16 17 17 19 19 21 23 26 26...

Page 3: ...enta aumentar el riesgo de choque el ctrico No abuse del cable No usar nunca el cable para llevar levantar o desenchufar la herramienta el ctrica Mantenga el cable lejos del calor aceite cantos vivos...

Page 4: ...onsable de su segu ridad Los ni os deben supervisarse para ase gurar que ellos no empleen los aparatos como juguete UTILIZACI N Y CUIDADOS DE LAS HERRAMIENTAS EL CTRICAS No fuerce la herramienta el ct...

Page 5: ...za de trabajo y un tope de longitud ambos deben estar instalados en el mismo lado de la mesa de la sierra para evitar que la sierra coja el ex tremo suelto y d un contragolpe hacia arriba NUNCA corte...

Page 6: ...PRE porte la herramienta por el mango de acarreo EVITE toda exposici n directa de los ojos al utilizar la gu a l ser GUARDE ESTAS INSTRUCCIONES Cons ltelas con frecuencia y empl elas para instruir a o...

Page 7: ...e 2 Apriete 3 Afloje el mango de vuelta o mas para desbloquear la mesa de inglete de su posici n Para asegurarlo de nuevo apriete la rosca del mango LLAVE DEL EJE DEL DISCO Fig 2 1 Coloque la llave 1...

Page 8: ...a da la escuadra del disco El disco deber tocar completamente la escuadra 2 Si el disco no hace contacto con el largo total de la escuadra ajuste la gu a como se mencio na a continuaci n 3 Afloje los...

Page 9: ...e y colocando la bol sa por encima de la costilla en el puerto Libere las pesta as despu s de girar la bolsa hasta que el cierre quede hacia abajo Aseg rese de que la cremallera est cerrada antes de o...

Page 10: ...anzados con el disco no uno un disco mas grande o mas peque o de 10 25 4 cm No utilice un disco sin filo ya que requerir una fuerza adicional para su operaci n ha ci ndolo inseguro para su uso Remplac...

Page 11: ...lduras largas apoye el extremo opuesto del material sobre un sopor te de rodillo o con una superficie de trabajo a nivel con la mesa de la sierra Alinee la l nea de corte de la pieza de trabajo con el...

Page 12: ...cajas con lados inclinados y para ciertos cortes para entramado de techos Para efectuar este tipo de corte el brazo de control de la mesa de ingletes debe girarse al ngulo correcto y el brazo de la s...

Page 13: ...e de molduras de corona que ninguna otra herra mienta Con el fin de lograr un ajuste correcto las molduras de corona deben cortarse con una precisi n extrema con cortes a inglete combi nados Las dos s...

Page 14: ...ENERAL Evite el empleo de solventes al limpiar piezas de pl stico La mayor a de los pl sticos son sus ceptibles a diferentes tipos de solventes comer ciales y pueden resultar da ados Utilice pa os lim...

Page 15: ...nal REEMPLAZO DE LOS CARBONES La sierra dispone de conjuntos de carbones accesibles externamente cuyo desgaste debe revisarse peri dicamente Proceda como sigue cuando se requiera un reemplazo Descone...

Page 16: ...utdoor extension cord marked W A or W These cords are rated for outdoor use and re duce the risk of electric shock EXTENSION CORDS Replace damaged cords immediately The use of damaged cords can shock...

Page 17: ...f you find a damaged tool take it to service before use it Use only accessories that are recommended by the manufacturer of your model Suitable ac cessories for one tool may become hazardous when are...

Page 18: ...RE THE WORK AREA HAS AMPLE LIGHTING to see the work and that no obstruc tions will interfere with safe operation BEFORE performing any work using the saw ALWAYS TURN OFF THE SAW before discon necting...

Page 19: ...EX UNPACKING Carefully unpack the compound miter saw and all its parts and compare against the list below Do not discard the carton or any packaging until the compound miter saw is completely assemble...

Page 20: ...he blade 3 Avoid touching the saw teeth with the square The set in the blade s teeth will hold the square away from the blade The blade should contact the full length of the square 2 If the blade does...

Page 21: ...sed before operating your saw HANDLE STOP LATCH Fig 11 TO RAISE The saw should never be locked in the down position when operat ing 1 Push down on the saw handle 2 Pull out the handle stop latch 1 3 A...

Page 22: ...RNING To avoid injury follow all ap plicable safety instructions when cutting non ferrous metals Use only saw blades specifically recommend ed for non ferrous metal cutting Do not cut metal workpieces...

Page 23: ...icator point for the desired angle Once the saw arm has been set at the desired angle securely tighten the bevel lock knob Place the workpiece flat on the miter table with one edge securely against th...

Page 24: ...ze the switch trigger Allow several seconds for the blade to reach maximum speed Slowly lower the blade into and through the workpiece Release the switch trigger and allow the saw blade to stop rotati...

Page 25: ...e of bowed or warped mate rial against the fence CLAMPING WIDE WORKPIECES When cutting wide workpieces such as 2 x 6 boards should be clamped with a C clamp 38 52 CEILING FENCE FENCE MITER TABLE MITER...

Page 26: ...ssed air LUBRICATION All of the bearings in this tool are lubricated with a sufficient amount of high grade lubri cant for the life of the unit under normal oper ating conditions Therefore no further...

Page 27: ...5 B 44 14 M 18 88 B 41 64 M 22 91 B 39 86 M 26 57 B 37 76 M 29 84 B 35 40 M 32 73 B 32 80 M 35 26 B 30 00 M 37 45 B 27 03 M 39 32 B 23 93 M 40 89 B 20 70 M 35 06 B 8 75 M 29 15 B 7 44 M 24 95 B 6 45 M...

Page 28: ...as Profesionales S A de C V garantiza este producto por el termino de 1 a o en sus piezas componentes y mano de obra con tra cualquier defecto de fabricaci n a partir de la fecha de entrega Fecha de v...

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