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Makita LS0816F User Manual

Makita LS0816F
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
MANUEL D'INSTRUCTION
MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES
Slide Compound Miter Saw
Scie à Onglet Radiale
Sierra de Inglete Telescópica
LS0816F
IMPORTANT: Read Before Using.
IMPORTANT : Lire avant usage.
IMPORTANTE: Lea antes de usar.
DOUBLE INSULATION
DOUBLE ISOLATION
DOBLE AISLAMIENTO
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Makita LS0816F Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeSliding Compound Miter Saw
Motor Power10.5 AMP
Motor TypeBrushless
Voltage120V
Blade Diameter8-1/2 inches
Arbor Size5/8 inches
Max. Cutting Capacity (90°)300 mm
Max Cutting Depth at 90°70 mm
No Load Speed5000 RPM
Power SourceElectric
Amperage10.5 A

Summary

Safety Warnings

General Power Tool Safety Warnings

Read all safety warnings, instructions, illustrations and specifications provided with this power tool.

Work Area Safety

Keep work area clean and well lit. Cluttered or dark areas invite accidents.

Electrical Safety

Follow electrical safety guidelines to reduce the risk of electric shock and fire.

Safety Warnings Continued

Personal Safety

Maintain awareness, use PPE, and ensure proper tool handling for personal safety.

Power Tool Use and Care

Proper use, maintenance, and storage of power tools to ensure safe operation.

Tool Service

Have power tools serviced by qualified personnel using identical replacement parts.

Mitre Saw Safety Instructions

Intended Use

Guidelines on the proper applications and limitations of the power tool.

Additional Safety Instructions

Further instructions for safe operation and tool handling.

Symbols

Parts Description

Installation

Bench Mounting

Securely fix the miter saw base to a level and stable surface to prevent tipping.

Functional Description

Handle Lock

Instructions on how to lock and unlock the handle for safe storage and operation.

Slide Lock

How to lock and unlock the carriage for sliding movement control.

Blade Guard

Importance and correct usage of the blade guard for user protection.

Cleaning and Kerf Boards

Cleaning

Procedures for cleaning the saw blade guard and other parts.

Positioning Kerf Boards

Adjusting kerf boards to minimize workpiece tear-out.

Maintaining Maximum Cutting Capacity

Angle Adjustments

Adjusting Miter Angle

Steps to accurately set the miter angle for cuts.

Positive Stop Function

Utilizing pre-set positive stops for common miter angles.

Adjusting Bevel Angle

Steps to accurately set the bevel angle for cuts.

Tilting the Circular Saw Blade

Tilting Saw Blade Left 0°-45°

How to tilt the saw blade to the left for cuts between 0 and 45 degrees.

Tilting Saw Blade Beyond Left 0°-45°

Procedures for tilting the saw blade to angles beyond the standard 0°-45° range.

Switch and Cutting Line

Tilting Saw Blade Left 47°

Specific instructions for tilting the saw blade to a 47° left angle.

Switch Action

Proper operation of the trigger switch and lock-off button for safe use.

Casting a Cutting Line

Using the LED lamp to cast a cutting line for accurate cuts.

Assembly and Blade Management

Hex Wrench Storage

Proper storage of the hex wrench to prevent loss.

Installing or Removing Saw Blade

Step-by-step guide for changing the circular saw blade.

Blade Installation and Removal

Common Preparations for Blade Installation/Removal

Essential steps before installing or removing the circular saw blade.

Installing the Circular Saw Blade

Detailed instructions for correctly installing a new saw blade.

Blade Removal and Vacuum Connection

Removing the Circular Saw Blade

Detailed instructions for safely removing the circular saw blade.

Connecting a Vacuum Cleaner

How to connect a vacuum cleaner for dust collection.

Cutting Aids and Setup

Dust Bag

Instructions for attaching and emptying the dust bag.

Securing Workpiece

Methods for properly securing the workpiece for safe and accurate cuts.

Guide Fences

Proper use and securing of guide fences for stable cutting.

Workpiece Support

Sub Base

Using sub bases for supporting long workpieces horizontally.

Vertical Vise

Instructions for installing and using the vertical vise to secure workpieces.

Operation

Press Cutting

How to perform a straight cut with the carriage locked.

Slide (Push) Cutting Wide Workpieces

Techniques for cutting wider workpieces using the sliding carriage.

Cutting Techniques

Miter Cutting

Refer to miter angle adjustment section for performing miter cuts.

Bevel Cut

Safety precautions and procedures for making bevel cuts.

Compound Cutting

How to perform cuts that involve both miter and bevel angles.

Molding Cuts

Cutting Crown and Cove Moldings

Techniques for cutting molding profiles using the miter saw.

Measuring Workpiece Dimensions

How to measure and prepare moldings for accurate cutting.

Angle Settings for Moldings

Miter and Bevel Angle Settings

Tables and guidance for setting miter and bevel angles for crown molding.

Wall to Crown Molding Angle 52°/38°

Specific angle settings for 52°/38° crown molding based on wall angle.

Molding Angle Settings Continued

Wall to Crown Molding Angle 45°

Specific angle settings for 45° crown molding based on wall angle.

Specialty Cuts and Handling

Cutting Aluminum Extrusion

Safe practices for cutting aluminum extrusions.

Groove Cutting

How to perform groove cuts safely, avoiding kickback.

Cutting Repetitive Lengths

Using the set plate for cutting multiple pieces of the same length.

Carrying the Tool

Proper procedures for safely carrying the miter saw.

Maintenance

Adjusting Cutting Angle

How to re-align cutting angles if they become inaccurate.

Miter Angle Adjustment

Steps to adjust the miter angle for precise cuts.

Angle Adjustment and Brushes

Bevel Angle Adjustment

Steps to adjust the bevel angle for precise cuts.

0° Bevel Angle

How to set the bevel angle precisely to 0 degrees.

45° Bevel Angle

How to set the bevel angle precisely to 45 degrees.

Brush Replacement and After Use Care

Replacing Carbon Brushes

Procedure for replacing worn carbon brushes for optimal performance.

After Use Maintenance

Routine cleaning and lubrication after operating the tool.

Optional Accessories

Makita Limited Warranty

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