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SPECIAL WARNINGS WHEN USING THIS SCROLL SAW

Using this powerful tool may create special hazards.

Operating the Saw.

1.

Avoid overloading the saw. If the speed drops abnormally, decrease the pressure immediately.

2.

Always use sharp blades which are suited to the material you are cutting. If the blade stops abruptly,
or becomes blocked, turn off the power switch immediately.

3.

Do not apply excessive pressure to the work piece while cutting.

4.

Be careful to use the power switch properly. Be aware that the saw will continue to
operate while the power switch is ON. You must manually turn the switch to OFF to stop the motor.

5.

Never start the saw while the blade is in contact with any material. Allow the saw to reach its
normal operating speed before applying the workpiece to the blade.

6.

Never operate the saw if the metal safety guard (drop foot) is not in place.

7.

Never touch the blade, upper blade holder or any other moving parts while the saw is in operation.

8.

Never walk away from the saw until it has stopped operating completely.

9.

Before cutting, adjust the drop foot to ride on the surface of the workpiece. This will prevent the
workpiece from “jumping” up and down, which can damage the workpiece, the saw, and the blade.

10.

Hold the workpiece firmly while cutting. The action of the blade against the workpiece can cause it
to “kick out”. If you experience excessive “kick out” check your blade to assure that it is the proper
type for the material being cut, that it is installed with the teeth down, and that it is sharp.

11.

Always wear ANSI certified eye protection, and do not allow others nearby when using this tool.
Cuttings and splinters can be ejected at high speed while cutting.

12.

Do not handle the blade immediately after use; it may be very hot, potentially causing burns
or  injury.

13.

Make sure the workpiece is free of nails or other debris which can interfere with the cutting process,
and possibly cause damage or injury.

14.

Your saw must be bolted or clamped to the workbench prior to use.

Ensure the safety of the workplace.

1.

Always wear ANSI-approved eye protection when trimming.

2.

Clear the work area of any parts or debris that could cause injury by interfering with the
cutting process.

3.

Remove trimmed off sections immediately to prevent their  being ejected by the saw.

4.

Keep children and unauthorized persons away from the area when cutting.

5.

Avoid distractions while cutting.

6.

Never leave the saw unattended where children or unauthorized persons can use it without
supervision.

Inspect the Scroll Saw before use.

1.

Before cutting, run the tool for about 10 seconds to ensure that all moving parts are running
smoothly and there are no loose parts, rattles, or sparking that would indicate damage.

2.

Repair any damage before using this tool.

3.

Be sure the blade is firmly and properly installed before use. Improperly installed blades may eject
suddenly at high speed from the saw.

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Страница 2: ...roved power cord 3 Easilyadjustabletableangle withscaleforaccuratemeasurement 4 Built in blower keeps blade clean and affords clear view of cutting operation 5 Uses readily available standard 5 pin blades SAVE THIS MANUAL Youwillneedthismanualforthesafetywarningsandcautions assemblyinstructions operatingprocedures maintenanceprocedures troubleshooting partslist anddiagram Keepyourinvoicewiththisma...

Страница 3: ...e receptacle 10 DO NOT OVERREACH Keep proper footing and balance at all times Do not reach over or acrossrunningmachines 11 MAINTAINTOOLSWITH CARE Keep tools sharp and clean for better and safer performance Followinstructionsforlubricatingandchangingaccessories Inspectpowercordperiodicallyand if damaged haveitrepairedbyanauthorizedtechnician Inspectallmovingpartsandmountingbolts priortouse Control...

Страница 4: ...xcessive kick out check your blade to assure that it is the proper type for the material being cut that it is installed with the teeth down and that it is sharp 11 Always wear ANSI certified eye protection and do not allow others nearby when using this tool Cuttingsandsplinterscanbeejectedathighspeedwhilecutting 12 Donothandlethebladeimmediatelyafteruse itmaybeveryhot potentiallycausingburns or in...

Страница 5: ...scanbereadilymadewithascrollsaw 1 After selecting and installing the proper blade for the work at hand position the workpiece on the table 2 Lower the foot onto the workpiece so that it just rests on the surface of the material Tighten the footintopositionwiththeknob 3 With the material not touching the blade turn the power ON by pressing the upper part of the rocker switch 4 When the saw has come...

Страница 6: ...onthesurface 5 DropFootLockKnob Loosenandtightenthisknobasyouadjustthedropfoot 6 BladeTensionKnob Allowsyoutoloosenortightenthebladetension Youalsousethisknobwhenreplacing theblade 7 TableLockKnob Thisknoballowsyoutoadjustthetableangleupto45degrees 8 DegreeScale Thisscaleindicatesthedegreefromhorizontalthatyouhavethetableset 9 PowerSwitch TurntheswitchuptoturnON anddowntoturnOFF 10 ElectricalBreak...

Страница 7: ... of the saw as shown in Figure 3 above Cutting from the side of the saw will be necessary if your workpiece exceeds 16 inches in length This allows your scroll saw to cut like a band saw This option is for 0O table setting only 4 In order to cut and to avoid uncontrollable lifting of the workpiece the teeth of the blade used on the scroll saw should always point downward 5 Install the blade by ins...

Страница 8: ...ided under the work table as a convenientreferenceforsettingtheapproximatetable angleforbevelcutting Whengreaterprecisionis required make practice cuts and adjust the table as necessaryforyourrequirements 3 NOTE When cutting at angles the drop foot can be tilted so it is parallel with the table surface and rests flush against the workpiece To tilt drop foot loosen the allen screw tilt the foot so ...

Страница 9: ...rmAssembly 30 Hex Nut m5 31 Hex Head Bolt m5 x 30 32 SpacerBearing 33 SpacerBearing 34 LinkAssembly 35 AllenWrenches 2 5 3 4mm 36 Cord Clamp 37 Upper Holder 38 Hex Head Bolt m5 x 25 P N Description 39 FlatWasher 40 Lower Holder 41 ToothWasher 42 Hex Head Bolt m4 x 10 43 TableInsert 44 Knob 45 Blade 46 Pan Head Screw m4 x 16 47 BladeGuard 48 Tooth washer m5 49 Pan Head Screw m5 x 10 50 SwitchCover ...

Страница 10: ...Page 10 SKU 41889 PARTS DIAGRAM 41889 SCROLLSAW Please see Parts List on Previous Page Brought to You by Augusta Flint ...

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