7) Connect saw plug to a power source, press the plunge lock/release button,
press the trigger and wait for blade to come up to speed, plunge the blade
down and gently move the saw along the track.
Warning!
Do not force the saw during a cut, this could cause the saw motor to overheat, and it greatly increases the risks of kickbacks which
could cause severe personal injury. Never move the saw backwards while cutting!
Operation guideline- Bevel cuts
Bevel cuts are made in the same manner as normal cuts, except the blade angle is set between 0
0
to 48
0
. A bevel cut made at an angle to the
edge of a workpiece is called a compound miter.
1) To set the blade at a bevel angle, see section “Angled cuts- Adjusting bevel angle”.
2) Keep in mind that making bevel cuts using an optional 50” track will alter the edge of the rubber strip.
3) Before making final bevel cuts, it is highly recommended to make test cuts to make sure of the accuracy of your settings.
Operation guideline- Plunge cuts
Plunge cuts are cuts that are made on the inside of a workpiece, instead of starting from one end of the workpiece to the other.
1) Set the mode selector to “Free plunge action mode (general cuts) (B) Fig.4”.
2) Set the blade plunge cut depth.
3) Make sure the bevel angle is set to “0”.
4) This saw has markers (A) Fig.18 on the base which show exactly where the front and back of the blade will cut when plunged downwards.
Position the saw where you would like on your workpiece to make your cut.
5) Press and hold the plunge lock/release button, press the trigger to start the saw. Once the blade has reached its full speed, plunge the blade
downwards until it reaches the max plunge depth set previously. Move the saw along the cut line.
6) Release the trigger, wait for the blade to come to a complete stop.
Operation guideline- Flush cuts
Flush cuts are cuts that are made close to a wall. Minimum distance between the cut line and the wall is 11/16” from the wall.
1) Set the mode selector to “Scribe cut mode” (C) Fig.4, or “Free plunge action mode (general cuts) (B) Fig.4”.
2) Make sure the bevel angle is set to “0”.
3) If using the “Free plunge action mode”, set the desired plunge depth.
4) If using the “Scribe mode”, the plunge depth is already set to 0.1” (2.5mm).
5) Press and hold the plunge lock/release button, press the trigger to start the saw. Once the blade has reached its full speed, plunge the blade
downwards until it reaches the max plunge depth set previously. Move the saw along the cut line.
6) Release the trigger, wait for the blade to come to a complete stop.
OPTIONAL ACCESORIES
IMPORTANT! THIS PLUNGE CUT TRACK SAW DOESN’T COME WITH A 50” TRACK, TRACK CONNECTOR KIT, TRACK CLAMPS KIT
OR A DUST COLLECTION STEP ADAPTOR. These optional accessories can be purchased separately, visit your local distributor of
King Canada products or visit our web site at kingcanada.com for more information.
List of available accessories:
FIGURE 18
OPERATION- Operation guideline
1) Always hold the saw with both hands.
2) Position your workpiece with the nicest side facing down.
3) Clamp your workpiece before attempting to make a cut. If you are using the
optional 50” track (Mod. KW-300), use the optional 2pc. clamp kit (Mod.
KW-303) to clamp your workpiece and the track together.
4) Mark your cut line on the workpiece, if you are using the optional 50” track
(Mod. KW-300), setup the track and the saw as instructed previously in this
manual, see section “Assembly & adjustment of Optional 50” track (Mod.
KW-300)”.
5) Keep power cord clear of the saw and track to avoid any hangups.
6) Set your plunge depth, set the selector mode to “Free plunge action mode
(general cuts) (B) Fig.4”.
OPERATION &
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
Model KW-300
50” Track
Model KW-301
Storage bag
(Can fit up to two 50” tracks)
Model KW-302
Track connector kit
Model KW-303
2 Pc. Clamp kit
Model KVAC-1204
Step adaptor
