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Makita MLT100N User Manual

Makita MLT100N
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MLT100N
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Table Saw INSTRUCTION MANUAL 9
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Table of Contents

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Makita MLT100N Specifications

General IconGeneral
Idle speed4300 RPM
Angle setting range0 - 45 °
Cutting depth (max)93 mm
Cutting depth (45º)64 mm
WheelsYes
Product colorBlack, Blue
Placement supportedFreestanding
Input power1500 W
Weight and Dimensions IconWeight and Dimensions
Weight34800 g
Blade diameter260 mm

Summary

SAFETY SYMBOLS

Wear Safety Glasses

Symbol indicates the need to wear safety glasses for eye protection during operation.

Keep Hands Clear of Blade

Symbol warns to keep fingers away from the moving saw blade to prevent injury.

Riving Knife Clearance

Symbol shows proper clearance between the saw blade and riving knife for safety.

OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES

Intended Use

Tool is for cutting wood, including straight, bevel, and miter cuts.

Power Supply Requirements

Connect tool to a single-phase AC supply matching the nameplate voltage.

NOISE WARNINGS

Wear Ear Protection

Advises wearing ear protection due to operational noise levels.

SAFETY WARNINGS

General Power Tool Safety

Covers work area, electrical safety, and general safe practices for power tools.

Personal Safety

Emphasizes staying alert, using PPE, preventing unintentional starts, and proper dress.

POWER TOOL USE AND CARE

Safe Operation and Maintenance

Proper usage, maintenance, storage, and handling of tools and accessories for safe operation.

TABLE SAW SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Guarding Related Warnings

Instructions on keeping guards in place and ensuring they are functional.

Kickback Related Warnings

Explains kickback causes and provides precautions to prevent it.

KICKBACK CAUSES AND WARNINGS

Kickback Prevention

Explains kickback and provides precautions like body positioning and using safety devices.

Workpiece Handling for Kickback

Precautions for handling workpieces to prevent binding and kickback, e.g., avoiding twists.

TABLE SAW OPERATING PROCEDURES

Pre-Operation Checks

Procedures before operating, like disconnecting power for adjustments and cleaning.

Safe Operation Environment

Importance of a well-lit, level area, and removing clutter for safe operation.

Blade and Accessory Safety

Using correct, sharp blades, proper mounting, and avoiding damage.

ADDITIONAL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Blade Selection and Handling

Using correct blades, keeping them sharp, and safe handling practices.

Material Preparation

Inspecting workpieces for foreign materials like nails and screws before cutting.

INSTALLATION

Positioning the Table Saw

Guidance on locating and securing the table saw for stable operation.

Storing Accessories

Instructions on how to store the push stick, rule, saw blade, and other accessories.

FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION

Blade Guard System

Details on the blade guard and sub guard, including their function and maintenance.

Adjusting Depth of Cut

How to adjust the cutting depth using the handwheel for cleaner cuts.

COMPONENT ADJUSTMENTS

Adjusting the Bevel Angle

Procedure for setting and securing the desired bevel angle using the handwheel.

Adjusting Positive Stops

How to check and adjust the 90° and 45° positive stops for accurate cuts.

Switch Action

Instructions for operating the ON, OFF, and Restart buttons.

Overload Protection System

How the overload system works and how to restart the tool after tripping.

Rip Fence Adjustment

Steps for installing and adjusting the rip fence for parallel alignment with the blade.

Sub Table (R) Extension

Instructions for extending the right-side sub table using screws.

Sub Table (Back) Extension

Instructions for extending the back sub table to the desired length.

Slide Table Usage

How to use the slide table and secure workpieces with the miter gauge clamp.

Anti-Kickback Pawls

Instructions on using and removing the anti-kickback pawls for safety.

ASSEMBLY

INSTALLING OR REMOVING SAW BLADE

Blade Specifications

Details recommended saw blade diameter, thickness, and kerf.

Blade Installation Procedure

Step-by-step guide for installing the saw blade, including flange and nut.

Arbor Hole Compatibility

Notes on checking arbor hole diameter and using the correct ring for the saw blade.

ADJUSTING THE RIVING KNIFE

Alignment and Clearance

How to align the riving knife with the saw blade and set proper clearance.

INSTALLING AND ADJUSTING RIP FENCE

Rip Fence Installation

Steps to install the rip fence onto the guide rail.

Rip Fence Parallelism Check

How to check if the rip fence is parallel to the saw blade and adjust it.

OPERATION

Work Helpers Usage

Instructions on using push sticks, push blocks, and auxiliary fences for safe cutting.

Push Block Construction

Guide to building a push block from plywood for safe workpiece feeding.

Auxiliary Fence Construction

Instructions for creating an auxiliary fence from plywood pieces.

Ripping Procedure

Detailed steps for performing ripping cuts, including fence setup and feed techniques.

Cross Cutting

Guidance for performing cross cuts, including removing the rip fence and using supports.

Miter Gauge Usage

How to use the miter gauge for cross cutting, mitering, and bevel cutting.

USE OF MITER GAUGE

Miter Gauge Adjustment

How to adjust and secure the miter gauge angle for cutting.

Workpiece and Gauge Handling

Precautions for securing workpieces and adjusting the distance from the saw blade.

CARRYING TOOL

Safe Carrying Procedure

Steps for safely carrying the tool, ensuring it's unplugged and guards are secured.

MAINTENANCE

Cleaning

Instructions for cleaning sawdust and chips from the table saw and guards.

Lubrication

Guidance on lubricating moving parts for optimal performance and service life.

Replacing Carbon Brushes

Procedure for checking and replacing worn carbon brushes.

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES

Recommended Attachments

List of recommended accessories for use with the tool, and advice on their use.

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