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Preparing Saw for Rip Cutting
See figure 19.
1. Position the Saw Assembly on middle of rail.
2. Insert Saw Assembly locking knob into hole
on rail and ensure saw assembly is locked
into place, see figure 11.
3. Remove fence locking knob and remove
fence from miter position.
4. Position threaded piece to right side of table.
5. Position fence on table for ripping.
6. Replace fence locking knob in threaded
piece.
7. Adjust front hold down bracket to
approximately 1/16” above workpiece.
8. Lower anti-kickback pawls to its lowest
position.
Making a Rip Cut
See figure 20.
1. Ensure switch is at the “off” position and saw
assembly is in the locked position.
2. Position the fence to the desired width of rip
and lock in place. Before starting to rip, be
sure:
a. Rip Fence is parallel to saw blade.
b. Riving Knife is properly aligned with saw
blade.
c. Anti-kickback pawls are functioning
properly.
3. Turn on the saw and begin to feed the wood
onto the blade, making sure that the edge of
the wood is against the rip fence.
Stay to the side of the workpiece as you feed
it onto the saw to avoid kickback.
Use the push stick to complete the cut past
the saw blade. The use of a pushstick is
essential in helping to ensure safety while using your saw.
Feed the wood into the blade at a smooth and consistent speed. Keep the wood moving,
never stopping as you make the cut, since this could result in an uneven and choppy cut.
4. Turn off the saw after the piece of wood has been cut through. Allow the saw blade to stop
completely before removing the pieces of wood.
Fig. 19
Fig. 20
Push Stick