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DeWalt DW876 User Manual

DeWalt DW876
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DeWalt DW876 Specifications

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Power Output750 W
Voltage230 V
MotorInduction
Blade Speed0 - 85 m/min
Max Cutting Depth200 mm
Max Cut Capacity at 90°127 mm
Cutting Capacity (Square)4-3/4 inches
Cutting Capacity (Round)200 mm
Table Size500 x 500 mm

Summary

Technical Data

Technical Data

Provides detailed specifications including motor power, speed, blade dimensions, table size, and weight.

Declaration of Conformity

EC Declaration of Conformity

Confirms compliance with relevant EU directives and standards for power tools.

Safety Instructions

General Safety

Covers general safety practices like keeping the work area clean, personal protection, and proper tool usage.

Additional Safety Rules for Bandsaws

Specific safety guidelines for operating bandsaws, including blade handling and guard usage.

Residual Risks

Identifies inherent risks that remain even with safety precautions in place, such as noise and dust exposure.

Package Contents

Package Contents

Lists all components included in the product packaging, including the machine, legstand, and accessories.

Description

Description (fig. A)

Details the various parts of the DW876 bandsaw and its intended professional workshop applications.

Electrical Safety

Mains Plug Replacement (U.K. & Ireland only)

Instructions for safely replacing the mains plug on the tool, emphasizing proper wiring and fuse rating.

Using an Extension Cable

Guidance on selecting and using appropriate extension cables for the power tool, including conductor size and cable length.

Assembly and Adjustment

Assembling the Legstand (fig. B)

Step-by-step instructions for assembling the legstand components using the provided fasteners.

Mounting the Table Top (fig. C)

Procedure for correctly positioning and securing the table top onto the legstand for optimal blade performance.

Mounting a Blade (fig. D1 - D3)

Detailed steps for safely installing a new saw blade, including tensioning and alignment.

Adjusting the Blade Tension (fig. E)

Explains how to adjust the blade tension using the tensioner and scale for correct blade width.

Adjusting the Blade Position (fig. F)

Instructions for centering the saw blade on the upper band wheel for proper operation.

Adjusting Blade Guide Blocks and Rear Support Bearings (fig. G)

Guides for setting blade guide blocks and rear support bearings to control blade movement and alignment.

Mounting and Adjusting the Rip Fence (fig. Η)

Steps for attaching and aligning the rip fence to the bandsaw table for straight cuts.

Mounting the Mitre Fence (fig. J)

Procedure for installing and using the adjustable mitre fence for angled cuts.

Setting the Bevel Angle (fig. K)

Instructions on how to tilt the table and set it to the desired bevel angle, including for 90° cuts.

Adjusting the Blade Guard (fig. L)

Guidance on positioning the blade guard approximately 10 mm above the workpiece surface.

Changing Speed (fig. M1 - M2)

Explains how to change the drive belt to select between low and high speeds for different cutting tasks.

Instructions for Use

Switching ON and OFF (fig. A)

Details the operation of the ON/OFF switch and the conditions for continuous operation.

Basic Saw Cuts

Basic guidance on performing cuts, emphasizing proper blade guard positioning.

Ripping

Instructions for performing ripping cuts using the rip fence, including workpiece feed and push stick usage.

Mitre Cuts (fig. N)

Steps for setting the angle on the mitre fence and performing mitre cuts.

Bevel Cuts

Instructions on setting the table angle and performing bevel cuts.

Compound Mitre

Explains how to perform a cut that combines both mitre and bevel angles.

Freehand Cuts

Guidance on performing freehand cuts without a fence, and limitations on curve cutting.

Dust Extraction (fig. A)

Information on connecting a dust extraction device to the machine for dust management.

Maintenance

Maintenance

General advice on maintaining the power tool for optimal performance and longevity.

Guarantee

30 Day No Risk Satisfaction Guarantee

Details the 30-day satisfaction guarantee, requiring proof of purchase for refund or exchange.

One Year Free Service Contract

Explains the free service contract for 12 months following purchase, covering labor and spare parts.

One Year Warranty

Outlines the warranty terms covering defective parts due to materials or workmanship within 12 months.

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