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11. Slowly push the workpiece into the blade to make the
cut.
12. Turn off the saw and wait for the blade to come to a
complete stop.
13. Remove the cut pieces and any debris from the table.
MAKING A BEVEL CUT
1. Turn off the saw.
2. Disengage the angle table lock as shown (Fig. 6).
3. Raise the angle table as in Fig. 12 and note that the
angle table support legs are attached to the underside
of the angle table with hinges.
4. Raise the angle table to approximately the proper
position (22.5° or 45°). Hold it in place with one hand.
5. Unfold the angle table support legs so that the notch
labeled either 22.5° or 45° engages with the table.
6. Ensure that the angle table support legs have been
opened fully and that they securely support the angle
table.
7. To change the angle of the table,
first
fold the angle
table supports against the underside of the angle table,
reposition the angle table as in step 4,
and then
unfold
and position the legs as in steps 5-6.
8. Turn on the saw.
9. Place the tile on the guide, and push the tile forward to
the blade to create a bevel cut. (Fig.13)
10. For best cutting results on 22.5°and 45°angles, hold
the piece of tile securely and push it slowly and
steadily towards the blade. This process will ensure a satisfactory cut.
11. Turn off the saw and wait for the blade to come to a complete stop.
12. Remove the cut pieces and any debris from the table.
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Table support legs
