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Reviewed 2019
Delta 10” Table Saw
Description
Right Tilting Arbor Saw – Model: 36-812
Size / Horse power
10” / 5 HP / 5500 RPM
Power source
240 volt through plugged power cord
Uses
Precision cut wood, plywood, plastic panels to size
Safety Precautions
Hazards
Severe cuts, potential for amputation
Flying debris (potential eye and face damage)
Electrical shock
Entanglement of hair, jewelry, or clothing
Material kickback
Training
Shop Safety Fundamentals
Site Specific Training
Protective Equipment
Safety Glasses
Hearing Protection
Avoid loose fitting clothing
Tie back long hair
Operation
Startup
1. Put on PPE listed above
2. Ensure rear wheel on mobile base is raised to prevent movement during use
3. Inspect tool for damage or obstructions to operation
4. Ensure work area is clean and free of obstacles
5. Ensure all guards are present and function properly
6. Make necessary adjustments for safe operation – blade height and angle, fence or
miter gauge settings
7. Turn “ON” table saw by pushing the green “ON” button (A)
8. Begin work
Shutdown
1. Turn “OFF” the table saw by pushing the red “OFF” button (B)
2. Allow table saw to stop on its own
3. Remove cut pieces after blade has stopped
Note: The saw can be locked in the “OFF” position by using a padlock with a 3/16” diameter
shackle to prevent unauthorized use
Blade Adjustment
1. Height Adjustment
a. Loosen lock knob (B) on hand wheel (A) located on the front panel
b. Crank hand wheel clockwise to raise blade and counterclockwise to lower blade, the blade
should be raised no greater than 1/8” above the top surface of the material being cut
c. Tighten lock knob (B)
Power
Switch
