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Delta ShopMaster MS250 - User Manual

Delta ShopMaster MS250
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
10" Compound
Power Miter Saw
(Model MS250)
PART NO. A05737_01-24-06_RevB
Copyright © 2006 Delta Machinery
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Delta ShopMaster MS250 Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeMiter Saw
Motor15 Amp
Blade Diameter10 inches
Arbor Size5/8 inches
Max Cut Depth at 45°2 inches

Summary

Important Safety Instructions

Safety Guidelines - Definitions

Explains safety symbols and definitions used in the manual.

California Proposition 65

Warns about chemicals in dust and recommends exposure reduction measures.

General Safety Rules

Additional Specific Safety Rules

Power Connections

Motor Specifications

Details electrical specifications for the machine's motor.

Grounding Instructions

Explains the importance and methods of proper electrical grounding.

Extension Cords

Functional Description

Carton Contents

Unpacking and Cleaning

Assembly

Attaching the Miter Saw Arm to the Base

Guides on connecting the saw arm to the base unit.

Attaching the Bevel Pointer

Instructions for installing the bevel pointer mechanism.

Attaching the Table Lock Handle

Steps to secure the table lock handle.

Rotating the Table to the 90° Degree Position

Procedure for orienting the table to a 90-degree position.

Moving Cuttinghead to the Up Position

How to move the cutting head to its upper position.

Attaching the Dust Bag

Steps for mounting the included dust collection bag.

Fastening the Machine to a Supporting Surface

Guidance on securely mounting the saw to a workbench.

Operation

Operational Controls and Adjustments

Overview of the saw's controls and adjustment procedures.

Table Hazard Area

Identifies and warns about the dangerous zone on the saw's table.

Using the Optional Work Clamp

Instructions for using an optional clamp for workpiece security.

Starting and Stopping the Miter Saw

Procedures for operating the power switch and blade brake.

Locking the Switch in the OFF Position

Method to secure the saw's switch to prevent unauthorized use.

Rotating the Table for Miter Cutting

How to adjust the table for various miter angles.

Pointer and Scale

Explanation of how the angle indicator and scale work.

Adjusting the Pointer

Steps to calibrate the angle pointer.

Locking the Cuttinghead in the Down Position

Securing the cutting head for safe transport.

Tilting the Cuttinghead for Bevel Cutting

How to adjust the cutting head for bevel angles.

Rear Support;Carrying Handle

Information on the rear support bar for stability and carrying.

Adjusting the Blade Parallel to the Table Slot

Procedure for aligning the blade with the table slot.

Adjusting the Fence 90° to the Blade

How to ensure the fence is perpendicular to the blade.

Adjusting the Downward Travel of the Saw Blade

Limiting the blade's depth to prevent contact with machine parts.

Adjusting 90° and 45° Bevel Stops

Calibrating the preset bevel angle stops.

Adjusting the Tension of the Cuttinghead Return Spring

How to adjust the spring that returns the cutting head to its upper position.

Machine Use

Typical Operations and Helpful Hints

General advice and best practices for operating the saw.

Auxiliary Wood Fence

Guidance on using an auxiliary fence for specific cuts.

General Cutting Operations

Cutting Aluminum

Cutting Bowed Material

Work Support Extensions

Cutting Crown Moulding

45-45 Crown Moulding

Specific settings for 45-degree wall angle crown moulding cuts.

Other Angles

Advice for cutting crown moulding with non-90 degree wall angles.

Troubleshooting

Maintenance

Changing the Blade

Step-by-step guide for safely replacing the saw blade.

Brush Inspection and Replacement

How to inspect and replace motor brushes.

Keep Machine Clean

Recommended procedures for maintaining the cleanliness of the machine.

Failure to Start

Basic troubleshooting steps if the machine does not start.

Service

Accessories

Warranty

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