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Operating instructions (continued)
Making a bevel rip-cut
WARNING!
The Fence must be on the right side of the Blade to avoid trapping the wood and
causing kick-back. Placing the Fence to the left of the Blade will result in kickback and lead to
potential injury and property damage.
If ripping a piece larger than 36” long, place a support that is the same height as the table
behind the saw to support the workpiece.
Keep wood clear of Blade before turning on Table Saw.
Position workpiece flat on Table with the edge flush against the Fence. Let Blade build up to
full speed before feeding workpiece into Blade.
Use Push Stick or push block to slowly feed workpiece toward the Blade from the front.
WARNING!
Stand slightly to the side of the wood to reduce chance of injury.
Once Blade has made contact with the workpiece, use the hand closer to Fence to guide it.
Make sure edge of workpiece remains in solid contact with both Fence and surface of Blade. If
ripping a narrow workpiece, use Push Stick to move piece through cut and past the Blade.
Once cut is made, turn off Table Saw. Wait for Blade to come to complete stop before
removing any part of workpiece.
After the Blade has fully stopped, remove the cutoff stock.