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9. To begin a cross-cut, hold the workpiece
firmly against the miter gauge and the table
surface. Feed the workpiece towards the
blade. Stay alert and maintain a steady feed
rate.
10. When cutting across the end grain, keeping
a slower feed rate can reduce tear-outs.
However, it may increase the chance of
burning the cut edge.
11. Keep feeding the workpiece until it clears the
blade guard or riving knife, then turn off the
saw. Wait for the blade to come to a
complete stop before retrieving the
workpiece.
12. Never back out a cut while the blade is still
spinning. If it is necessary to stop a cut in the
middle of the process, stop the saw and wait
until the blade comes to a complete stop,
then remove the workpiece.
13. When making multiple cross-cuts, clear the
table frequently. Allowing cutoff pieces to
accumulate near the saw blade increases the
chance of kickback, which can cause serious
injuries or death.
14. Some woodworkers use custom-made cross-
cut sleds for cross cuts. Always keep hands
at least 6” away from the blade when using
a cross-cut sled. The sled should be built to
keep hands away from the blade.