Oliver 10010, Руководство пользователя

Страница: 29 / 44

STEP 5:
Hold the workpiece firmly
against the fence or miter gauge. Leave
the workpiece at least an inch away
from the blade.
STEP 6:
Connect the machine to power
and start the machine, and allow the
blade to come up to full speed.
STEP 7: Slowly push the workpiece
through the blade with the push stick
(included), push blocks (not included)
and/or feather board (not included) until
the workpiece is pushed completely
pass the blade.
STEP 8: Turn off the table saw, and
allow the blade to a complete stop, and
carefully slide the workpiece out.
STEP 9: Immediate reinstall the blade
guard assembly and the anti-kickback
pawls on the saw.
T. DADO CUTTING
A dado cut is the same operation as the
non-through cut. Please refer and follow
the instructions on S. NON-THROUGH
CUTTING. A sample of finished dado
cut piece is shown in
FIG. 44
.
U. SAFETY CUTTING
ACCESSORIES
Safety cutting accessories for this table
saw are push stick (included), push
blocks (not included) and/or feather
board (not included). They can be
obtained at aftermarket.
V. DUST COLLECTION
This table saw is equipped with a dust
shroud and a 2
½ ” dust collection port.
Connect a dust collector to the port at
the rear of the saw (See page 19 G.
CONNECT DUST COLLECTION).
FIG. 44
DO NOT STACK DADO BLADES
THICKER THAN THE MAXIMUM
CAPACITY OF 13/16”. DO NOT USE
DADO BLADE LARGER THAN 8” IN
DIAMETER.
USE EXTREME CAUTION WHEN
DADO CUTTING. ALWAYS CHECK
DADO BLADE CLEARANCE BEFORE
CONNECT THE SAW TO POWER.
S. NON-THROUGH
CUTTING (CONTINUED)
Oliver 10010 10" Job Site Saw Owner's Manual 29