King Industrial KC-10CCX User Manual

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

MODEL: KC-10CCX

10” CONTRACTORS

CABINET TABLE SAW

*KC-10CCX illustrated above with optional 30” Rip Industrial Rip Fence System model: KRF-10/30L12.

52” Rip Industrial Rip Fence System model: KRF-10/52L12 also available.

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Questions and Answers:

J
Jennifer SolisAug 15, 2025
Why does my King Industrial Saw overload kick out frequently?
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  Kelly WattsAug 15, 2025
  The overload on your King Industrial Saw might be kicking out frequently due to several reasons: 1. The extension cord may be too light or too long; replace it with an adequate size cord. 2. You might be feeding stock too fast; try feeding it more slowly. 3. The blade could be in poor condition (dull, warped, or gummed); clean or replace the blade. 4. The blade might be binding because of a misaligned rip fence; check and adjust the rip fence. 5. Warped wood can cause the blade to bind; select another piece of wood. 6. There could be low house current; contact your electrical company.
M
matthewlucasAug 18, 2025
What to do if my King Industrial KC-10CCX makes unsatisfactory cuts?
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  John CordovaAug 18, 2025
  If your King Industrial Saw is making unsatisfactory cuts, here's what you can do: * Replace the blade if it's dull. * Ensure the blade is mounted correctly; turn it around if it's backwards. * Clean the blade with turpentine and steel wool to remove gum or pitch. * Change the blade if it's not the correct one for the job. * Clean the table with turpentine and steel wool if there's gum or pitch causing erratic feed.

King Industrial KC-10CCX Specifications

General

Brand	King Industrial
Model	KC-10CCX
Category	Saw
Language	English

Summary

Warranty Information

2-Year Limited Warranty for King Industrial Machinery

Limited Tool Warranty

King Canada warrants the product is free from defects in materials for 2 years, excluding misuse and negligence.

General Safety Instructions for Power Tools

Know Your Tool

Read and understand the owner's manual and labels to learn the tool's applications, limitations, and hazards.

Ground the Tool

Ensures the tool is equipped with a proper 3-conductor cord and grounding type plug.

Keep Guards in Place

Keep guards in good working order, properly adjusted, and aligned.

Remove Adjusting Keys and Wrenches

Develop the habit of removing tools before turning the machine on.

Keep Work Area Clean

Maintain a clean and non-slippery work area to prevent accidents.

Avoid Dangerous Environment

Do not use power tools in damp/wet locations or expose them to rain; ensure adequate lighting.

Keep Children Away

Ensure all visitors are kept a safe distance from the work area.

Make Workshop Child-Proof

Secure the workshop with padlocks, master switches, or by removing starter keys.

Wear Proper Apparel

Avoid loose clothing, gloves, jewelry, etc., that could get caught in moving parts.

Always Wear Safety Glasses

Always wear safety glasses (ANSI Z87.1) and use a face/dust mask if operations are dusty.

Don't Overreach

Maintain proper footing and balance at all times to avoid accidents.

Maintain Tool With Care

Disconnect Tools

Disconnect tools before servicing, changing accessories, or attachments.

Avoid Accidental Starting

Ensure the switch is in the 'OFF' position before plugging in the tool.

Use Recommended Accessories

Never Stand on Tool

Avoid standing on the tool to reach materials, as it could tip over and cause serious injury.

Check Damaged Parts

Check damaged guards or parts for proper operation; repair or replace as needed.

Never Leave Machine Running Unattended

Turn the power 'OFF' and wait for the tool to stop completely before leaving.

Specific Safety Instructions for Table Saws

Always Use a Guard

Always use a guard, splitter, and anti-kickback fingers on thru-sawing operations.

Always Hold the Work

Always Use a Push Stick

Never Perform Operations 'Free-hand'

Never perform 'free-hand' operations; always use the fence or miter gauge to guide the workpiece.

Never Stand in Line with Blade Path

Never stand in line with the path of the saw blade while operating the tool.

Never Reach Behind

Never reach behind or over the cutting tool with either hand for any reason.

Move the Rip Fence

When Cutting Mouldings

Direction of Feed

Never Use Fence as Cut-off Gauge

Never use the fence as a cut-off gauge when performing crosscuts.

Never Free a Stalled Saw Blade

Never attempt to free a stalled saw blade before turning the saw OFF.

Provide Adequate Support

Avoid Kickbacks

Avoid kickbacks by keeping the blade sharp, fence parallel, and using guards and anti-kickback fingers.

Avoid Awkward Operations

Electrical Requirements

Warning!

Crucial safety warnings regarding electrical connections, adjustments, and repairs.

Power Supply

Grounding

Details the importance of proper grounding to prevent electrical shock, especially in damp locations.

Electrical Diagram

Operation

Installing / Changing Blades

Blade Raising and Tilting Mechanism

Safety Precautions Before Operation

Recommendations to get familiar with operations using scrap lumber and reading instructions.

Operation - Plain Sawing

Operation - Cutting Techniques

Crosscutting

Ripping

Troubleshooting

Saw Will Not Start

Overload Kicks Out Frequently

Does Not Make Accurate 45° and 90° Rip Cuts

Material Pinches Blade When Ripping

Material Binds on Splitter

Saw Makes Unsatisfactory Cuts

Blade Does Not Come Up to Speed

Machine Vibrates Excessively

Blade Does Not Raise or Tilt Freely

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