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GMC REDEYE LS250TS2000W User Manual

GMC REDEYE LS250TS2000W
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
* Patent Pending
LS250TS
061004 ED8 DCR
2000W 250mm (10)
Table Saw
with Laser Line Generator*
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GMC REDEYE LS250TS2000W Specifications

General IconGeneral
ModelREDEYE LS250TS2000W
CategorySaw
Power SourceCorded Electric
Power2000W
Blade Diameter250 mm
No Load Speed5000 rpm
Max Cutting Depth at 90°85 mm
Max Cutting Depth at 45°60 mm
Weight15 kg

Summary

Introduction and Safety Overview

General Warnings

Laser visibility may be reduced; remove batteries during storage to prevent leakage.

Symbols

Explanation of safety symbols for eye, hearing, breathing protection, and EMC compliance.

Specifications

Laser Safety Rules

Laser Beam Hazard and Operation

Understand laser hazards, safe operation, aiming restrictions, and avoid reflections.

General Safety Instructions

Work Area and Environment Safety

Maintain a clean work area, ensure good lighting, and keep visitors clear.

Tool Handling and Storage Safety

Proper tool storage, handling, and pre-operation checks to prevent accidents.

General Safety Instructions (Continued)

Personal Safety and Tool Care

Prioritize personal safety with attire/accessories; care for tools and cords.

Operational Readiness and Precautions

Ensure readiness via checks, proper connections, and alertness.

Additional Table Saw Safety Rules

Safety Checks and Operating Procedures

Perform safety checks, inform others, verify voltage/cords before operation.

Specific Saw Hazards and Warnings

Avoid firewood cutting, be aware of blade hazards, and do not use in wet conditions.

Additional Table Saw Safety Rules (Continued)

Workpiece Handling and Blade Safety

Handle workpieces securely, use sharp blades, avoid distractions.

Operational Precautions and Maintenance

Follow operating procedures, avoid overloading, and perform regular maintenance.

Additional Table Saw Safety Rules (Final)

Machine Operation and Electrical Safety

Ensure safe machine operation, electrical connections, and adhere to repair standards.

Unpacking and Assembly Preparation

Carton Contents Check

Remove all loose parts from the carton and check for completeness.

Saw Preparation and Tooling

Prepare the saw by removing packaging and gathering required tools.

Required Tools for Assembly

Table Saw Components

Know Your Product Features

Assembly and Stand Setup

Initial Placement and Stand Folding

Place the saw, attach extension table, and fold the stand assembly.

Securing and Leveling the Stand

Secure extension table and adjust foot leveling for stability.

Assembly of Key Components

Attaching Wheel Axle and Wheels

Assemble the wheel axle, wheels, and hubcaps using provided hardware.

Fitting Extension Tables and Handles

Attach rear extension table and height adjustment handle.

Fitting Riving Knife and Laser Assembly

Fit the riving knife and laser assembly, securing with screws and inserts.

Fitting Key Assemblies

Riving Knife Installation and Blade Guard Fitting

Install riving knife, adjust its height, and fit the blade guard securely.

Mitre Gauge and Push Stick Holder Usage

Insert and use the mitre gauge holder and push stick holder.

Folding and Moving the Saw

Folding the Saw Stand

Secure cord, fold stand legs, and ensure locking levers are engaged.

Moving the Table Saw

Lower blade, fold stand, and use legs to transport the saw.

Adjusting the Laser Line

Laser Alignment Procedure

Calibrate laser line using a test piece, aligning it with blade and workpiece marks.

Saw Operation Controls

Switching On and Off

Use green button to turn on, red button to turn off. Note electromagnetic switch behavior.

Adjusting Cutting Depth

Loosen blade lock, use handle to set depth; turn wheel anti-clockwise to increase.

Saw Adjustments

Adjusting Blade Angle

Loosen blade lock, turn angle wheel to set desired angle using pointer and scale.

Using the Rip Fence

Set rip fence for longitudinal cuts, adjust width using scale, and secure with lever.

Using Saw Accessories

Using the Mitre Gauge

Slide mitre gauge into slot, loosen knob, select angle, and re-tighten.

Using Push Sticks and Push Blocks

Use push sticks for narrow workpieces; ensure hands stay clear of the blade.

Understanding and Preventing Kickback

Kickback Causes and Prevention

Kickback occurs when blade stalls/binds; avoid incorrect depth, knots, twisting wood.

Kickback Prevention and Tips

Understanding and Preventing Kickback (Continued)

Avoid forcing cuts, wet lumber, dull blades, and improper procedures.

Tips to Avoid Kickback

Use correct blade depth, sharp blades, support workpiece, and maintain balance.

Making Longitudinal Cuts

Longitudinal Cut Procedure

Align workpiece with rip fence, ensure blade guard is on, and feed workpiece smoothly.

Push Stick Usage for Longitudinal Cuts

Use push stick when hands are near blade; leave off-cuts until blade stops.

Advanced Cutting Techniques

Cutting Narrow and Bevel/Cross Cuts

Use push blocks for narrow cuts, fence for bevels, and mitre gauge for cross cuts.

Replacing the Saw Blade

Blade Replacement Safety and Procedure

Disconnect power, remove guards/inserts, loosen blade bolt, and replace blade.

Saw Blade and Battery Maintenance

Replacing the Saw Blade (Continued)

Clean flanges, insert blade correctly, re-fit guards, and perform no-load test.

Changing Laser Generator Batteries

Switch off saw, remove guard, access battery cover, replace batteries, and re-adjust laser.

General Maintenance and Inspection

Cleaning the Table Saw

Keep vents clear, remove dust regularly, lubricate moving parts, clean plastic with mild detergent.

Power Cord Maintenance and Inspection

Ensure power cord is maintained and inspected for safety.

GMC Customer Assist and Support

Contact Information and Service Request

Contact Customer Assist Line for service, log requests online at www.gmcservice.com.au.

Warranty Terms and Receipt Retention

Refer to website for warranty terms; keep purchase receipt for future reference.

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