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Keep work area clean, well-lit, and free from hazards like rain, dampness, or flammable substances.
Dress appropriately, wear safety glasses, secure workpiece, and maintain balance for safe operation.
Do not force the tool, use the correct tool, care for power cords, and store tools securely.
Use heavy-gauge, outdoor-rated extension cords in good condition to prevent overheating.
Tools with double insulation are not grounded; use a two-prong plug for safety.
Polarized plugs fit outlets one way to reduce electrical shock risk.
When servicing, use only identical replacement parts and repair damaged cords.
Ensure power supply matches nameplate; low voltage can cause overheating.
Automatic brake stops blade quickly; troubleshoot if not functioning properly.
Inspect, clean, and replace carbon brushes regularly for optimal tool performance.
Step-by-step guide for safely attaching and removing saw blades.
How to adjust the saw's cutting depth for optimal performance and safety.
Instructions to ensure the saw shoe is properly aligned for precise vertical cuts.
Set depth so about half a tooth projects for efficient cutting and reduced kickback.
Guides on setting the saw for bevel cuts using the quadrant and lever.
Explanation of the kerf indicator for guiding cuts along penciled lines.
Procedure to adjust the saw shoe for precise 90-degree angles.
Steps to ensure the shoe remains parallel to the blade for smooth operation.
How to adjust depth and quadrant levers for user convenience.
How to operate the trigger switch and the function of the automatic electric brake.
Illustrates secure methods for supporting material during cutting operations.
Advice on starting cuts, feed rate, and maintaining operator control.
How to safely handle and correct cuts that drift off the intended line.
Detailed instructions for making pocket cuts safely and effectively.
Explains what kickback is and the conditions that can cause it.
Details how workpiece support, blade condition, and depth affect kickback.
Covers operator control, body position, and material type impact on kickback.
Discusses different blade types, dull blades, and gum removal methods.
Lists useful accessories like rip fences, saw protractors, and cut-off guides.
Details the one-year warranty for DeWalt heavy-duty industrial tools.
Explains the no-risk satisfaction guarantee for DeWalt tools.
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