Oliver 4065, Руководство пользователя, Страница: 35 / 88

4065 Table Saw OLIVERMACHINERY.NET
35 |
Page
3.
INSPECT MATERIAL:
This table saw is
designed for cutting natural and engineered
wood materials. It can also cut non-
shattering plastics with a high melting point.
Make sure the material for cutting is dry,
stable, intact, and free of foreign objects
such as nails. The workpiece must have flat
and stable surfaces for feeding safely against
the table plus the fence or miter gauge.
WARNING
DO NOT use this table saw to cut metal.
DO NOT cut any materials, such as
ceramic tiles, that can disintegrate when
it is cut.
Failure to comply will greatly increase
the risk of accidents that can cause
serious injuries or death.
4. INSTALL BLADE GUARD for through cuts
whenever possible. A through cut is to cut
through the entire thickness of a workpiece.
The blade guard is equipped with anti-
kickback paws. It will stop or slow down the
workpiece from shooting back toward the
operator.
Make sure the blade guard is securely
fastened with the flange and bolt. Also, the
spreader must align with the blade and be
positioned in the alignment zone.
Replace/repair the blade guard when it is
damaged.
5.
INSTALL RIVING KNIFE
for non-through cuts
or when it is impossible to use the blade
guard for a through cut. The riving knife
prevents kickback by preventing a workpiece
from latching onto the back of the spinning
saw blade. Make sure the riving knife is
inserted completely into the mounting
bracket and fastened. It must align with the
blade and position within the alignment
zone.
6. CHANGING SAW BLADE: Always disconnect
the table saw from power before changing
the saw blade. Failure to do so can result in
amputation or death if the saw is
accidentally turned on.
Only use saw blades that are sharp, clean,
balanced, and free of defects. Choose the
blade type that is designed for the material
and the type of cut.
7. BLADE ADJUSTMENTS: Only adjust the blade
height or blade tilt when the saw is off and
the saw blade comes to a complete stop. The
blade height should be 1/4” more than the
thickness of a workpiece.
After blade adjustments, make sure the
blade is not in contact with the blade guard,
riving knife, table inserts, fence, and/or the
workpiece. Some zero-clearance table
inserts only work at a specific bevel angle
and may catch the blade at a different angle.