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Craftsman 113.19771 User Manual

Craftsman 113.19771
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Sears
owners
manual
MODEL
NO.
ll3 .19771
SAW ONLY
113.1977 5l
SAW
WITH
LEGS
Seri a
I
Number
Model
and
serial
number
may
be
found
at
the
front
of the
base.
You
should record both
model
and serial
number
in
a
safe
place
for
future
use.
CAUTION:
Read
GENERAL
and
ADDITIONAL
SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
carefully
IO-INCH
RADIAL
SAW
o
assemblV
o
operating
o
repair
parts
Sold
by
SEARS, ROEBUCK
AND
CO., Chicago,
lL.
60684 U.S.A.
Part
No.
63784
Pnnrecl in U.S.A
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Craftsman 113.19771 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandCraftsman
Model113.19771
CategorySaw
LanguageEnglish

Summary

general safety instructions for power tools

additional safety instructions for radial saws

General Safety

General safety advice for operating the radial saw.

Ripping Safety

Specific safety precautions for ripping operations on the radial saw.

Crosscutting Safety

Specific safety precautions for crosscutting operations on the radial saw.

Accessory Safety

Safety advice regarding the use of accessories with the radial saw.

electrical connections

Power Supply and Motor Specifications

Information regarding the power source and motor specifications for the radial saw.

Connecting the Saw

Details on how to connect the radial saw to the electrical supply.

assembly and alignment

Tools and Preassembly

List of tools and initial steps for unpacking and pre-assembly.

Assembling Steel Legs

Step-by-step instructions for assembling the steel legs.

ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE

Step One: Table Support Channels

Attaching and leveling table mounting support channels.

Step Two: Column Support Adjustment

Critical adjustment for column tube alignment within its support.

Step Three: Squaring Crosscut Travel

Ensuring the carriage travels in a straight line for accurate crosscuts.

Step Four: Squaring Blade to Table

Aligning the saw blade perpendicular to the work table.

Step Five: Squaring Blade to Fence (Heel)

Adjusting the blade to the rip fence to correct heel conditions.

Vertical Heel Adjustment

Adjusting for vertical heel conditions in blade angle.

Step Six: Rip Scale Indicators

Procedures for installing and adjusting the rip scale indicators.

locations and functions of controls

Positioning Guard and Antikickback

Guidance on positioning the guard and antikickback assembly for ripping.

basic saw operations

Crosscut Requirements

Essential requirements before performing crosscut operations.

Operation 1: Crosscut

The process of sawing workpiece by pulling blade through using fence support.

Operation 2: Miter Crosscut

Sawing a board at an angle other than 90 degrees.

Operation 3: Bevel Crosscut

Sawing with blade set at an angle to the table.

Operation 4: Compound Crosscut

Combination of miter and bevel crosscuts.

Ripping Requirements

Requirements and precautions for ripping operations.

Operation 5: Out-Ripping and In-Ripping

Process of sawing workpiece by feeding into the blade using the fence.

Operation 6: Bevel Ripping

Ripping operations with the saw blade tilted from perpendicular.

Dadoing

Instructions for operating the Dado Head.

Molding and Sanding

Instructions for operating the Molding Head or Drum Sander.

trouble-shooting

Inaccurate Miter Crosscuts

Troubleshooting inaccurate miter crosscuts on the radial saw.

Cuts Not 90° to Table

Diagnosing and fixing cuts not perpendicular to the table top.

Inaccurate Bevel Cuts

Addressing inaccuracies in blade bevel angle cuts.

Rough Saw Kerf Marks (Heel)

Correcting rough tooth marks or "heel" on the saw kerf.

Ripping Motor Issues

Troubleshooting binding, smoking, or motor stoppage during ripping.

Board Pulls From Fence

Addressing the issue of boards pulling away from the fence during ripping.

Workpiece Strikes Spreader

Troubleshooting when the workpiece strikes the spreader during ripping.

Unsmooth Arm Travel

Diagnosing and resolving issues with smooth arm travel on tracks.

Insufficient Miter Clamping

Resolving insufficient clamping force at miter angles other than 45 degrees.

Insufficient Bevel Clamping

Addressing insufficient clamping force at bevel angles other than 45 degrees.

Variable Depth of Cut

Fixing depth of cut variations across the workpiece.

Blade Advances Too Fast

Troubleshooting the blade advancing too quickly through lumber.

maintenance and lubrication

General Maintenance

General maintenance advice for the radial saw.

Lubrication Points

Guidance on lubricating specific parts of the radial saw.

Recommended Accessories

List of recommended accessories for the radial saw.

repair parts

Leg Set Parts

Exploded view and parts list for the radial saw leg set.

Yoke Assembly Parts

Exploded view and parts list for the yoke assembly.

Base Assembly Parts

Exploded view and parts list for the base assembly.

Arm Assembly Parts

Exploded view and parts list for the arm assembly.

Guard Assembly Parts

Exploded view and parts list for the guard assembly.

SERVICE AND REPAIR PARTS

Ordering Repair Parts

Information and procedures for ordering repair parts for the saw.

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