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Page Oliver Machinery 4065 Table Saw
Operation
The table saw is recognized as one of the most dangerous tools in the shop, and it should be treated with
respect. This chapter provides general guidelines for operating a table saw safely. It is not intended as a
substitute for formal woodworking training. Additional safety rules may be required to fit specific needs
in various situations. When in doubt, please consult creditable training resources for help.
WARNING
Similar to many other types of woodworking machinery, this table saw is NOT
equipped with an emergency braking device that stops and retracts the saw blade
upon contact with the human body. Operators must take all safety measures to
AVOID BLADE CONTACT
.
Otherwise, serious injuries such as amputation or even
death may occur.
WARNING
Kickback is another common cause of table saw accidents. Whenever possible, USE
ANTI-KICKBACK DEVICES such as a blade guard or riving knife when using the table
saw. Avoid standing in front of the saw blade to reduce the chance of getting stuck
by a kickback projectile. Kickback accidents can cause serious injuries or even
death.
Safety Guidelines for Preparing for a Cut
1. KEEP THE SAW STATIONARY: Make sure to
lower all six leveling feet to keep the table
saw stationary for operations. If the saw
wobbles on an uneven floor, adjust the
leveling feet to keep it stable.
2. INSPECT SAW BLADE: The saw blade must
be sharp, clean, balanced, and free of
damage. A damaged saw blade can
disintegrate while the saw is running and
become a deadly projectile. Replace the saw
blade when it is damaged, dropped, or dull.
Forcing a dull blade to work invites accidents
and impacts finish quality.