8.
WHEN
cutting mouldings, NEVER
run
the stock
· bétween the tence
and
the
moulding
cutterhead.. Refer
to
mould.ing applications
.ir\
lnstr~ction
Manual.for
details.
.9..
DIRECTION OF
FEED..
Feed work
into
à blade
or
cutter against the
direction
or' rotation of the blade
or.
cutter only.
10. NE VER use the tence as a eut-off gage
when
cross
cutting.
11.
NEVER
attempt'
to
free a
stalled
saw blàde without
first
turning the saw
OFF.
·
12. PROVIDE adequate support
to
the rear
and
sidas
of the
saw
table· for
wide
or long workpieces.
13. AVOlD KICKBACKS (work thrown back
tow.ard
yeu)
by keeping
blade shf!rp, keeping
rip
fence p;Jrallel_
to
the saw blade, keepirig
splitter
and
antikickback
fingers
and
guard in place
and
operating, by not releasing .work
bef
ore
i't is pushed a Il the way past the saw blade,
and
by not ripping work that is twisted
or
warped
or
does not have a
straight
edge to guide along the tence.
14. AVOlD. awkward . operations
and
hand
positions
where a sudden s
1 ip cou
Id
cause y our
ha
nd
to
move
into
the
cutting
tool.
UNPACKING
Carefully unpack the saw
and
ali
loose items from
the carton.
Fig.
2,
i llustrates
ali
. the 1
oose
items
packed with your
saw.
1
t>'
,:·;;~
?Rfiii"O
,.,~t"
1 Guide Rails
Fig.
2
2 Extension
Wings
3 See-Thru Blade Guard
and
Splitter
4 Miter
Gage
5
Belt
and
Pulley Guard
7 Rip Fence
8
V-Belt
9 Motor Pulley
10
Hardware for Extension
Wings
15
11
Blade
Guard
and
Splitter Mounting Hardware
12
Tilting
and
Raising Lock Knobs, Switch Bracket,
Motor Mounting Hardware, Guide
Rail Hardware
13 Motor Mounting
Plate
14 Motor Mounting Plate Bracket
15 Arbor
Wrench
16
Raising
and
Tilting
Handwheels
3
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