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N. BEVEL CROSSCUTTING
Bevel Crosscutting is to cut a
workpiece across its main grain or its
width with an angle other than 0
°
. The
operation is same as crosscutting
except with an angle. Follow the steps
below to make a bevel rip cut.
FIG. 41
is shown bevel crosscut.
STEP 1: Remove the fence assembly.
STEP 2: Set blade height 1/8” higher
than the top of the workpiece.
STEP 3: Set miter gauge to 0
°
and slide
its rail to the desired slot.
STEP 4:
Tilt the blade to desired angle
(see page 20 D. TILT BLADE/BEVEL).
STEP 5: Hold the workpiece firmly
against the miter gauge with the blade
path in line the desired cutting location.
Leave the workpiece at least an inch
away from the blade.
STEP 6:
Slowly push the workpiece
through the blade until the workpiece is
pushed completely pass the blade.
STEP 7:
Turn off the table saw, and
allow the blade to complete stop, and
carefully slide the workpiece out.
O. RIPPING
Ripping is to cut a workpiece along its
main grain or its length. Follow the
steps below to make a rip cut.
STEP 1: Measure the workpieces. If the
width of the workpiece is between 2
and 6 inches, use the included push
stick to feed the workpiece. If the width
of the workpiece is less than 2 inches,
use the auxiliary fence (See G.
AUXILIARY FENCE on page 22).
NOTE:
When ripping longer workpiece,
pull the rear extension table for work
support (See I. REAR EXTENSION
TABLE on page 23).
STEP 2:
Remove the miter gauge and
set the fence to desired width of cut
and lock the fence in place.
STEP 3: Set blade height 1/8” higher
than the top of the workpiece.
STEP 4:
Hold the workpiece firmly
against the miter gauge with the blade
path in line the desired cutting location.
Leave the workpiece at least an inch
away from the blade.
STEP 5:
Have the push stick ready.
STEP 6:
Connect the saw to power and
start the saw. Continue step 7 on the
next page.
DISCONNECT THE MACHINE FROM
POWER BEFORE FOLLOWING THE
STEPS!
KEEP BOTH HANDS AWAY FROM THE
BLADE AND THE PATH OF THE BLADE.
FIG. 41
WORKPIECE MUST HAVE A STRAIGHT
EDGE AGAINST THE FENCE. NO
WARPED, TWISTED OR BOWED
WORKPIECE CAN NOT BE USED WHEN
OPERATING RIP CUT.
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