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General| Type | Reciprocating Saw |
|---|---|
| Power Source | Cordless |
| Motor Type | Brushless |
| Voltage | 18V |
| No Load Speed | 0 - 3, 000 SPM |
| Blade Clamp | Keyless |
| LED Light | Yes |
| Stroke Length | 1-1/8 inch |
| Blade Size | 0.5 in |
Keep work area clean, well-lit, and free from flammable materials. Keep bystanders away.
Match plugs to outlets. Avoid contact with grounded surfaces. Protect from water. Do not abuse cords.
Stay alert, use PPE, prevent unintentional starting, maintain balance, and do not overreach.
Use correct tool, do not force, maintain tools and accessories, keep cutting tools sharp.
Recharge with specified charger. Use only designated battery packs. Avoid fire and extreme temperatures.
Keep hands away from blade. Use safety guards. Secure workpiece. Avoid cutting into hidden wires.
Kickback is sudden reaction to pinched blade. Avoid by firm grip, proper body positioning, and not forcing the saw.
Ensure guard closes properly. Never tie back the guard. Check for free movement and clearance.
Explains symbols for Volts, DC, RPM, and UL listing for safety standards.
Details model number, battery/charger type, RPM, blade size, arbor, bevel range, and cut depths.
Identifies and labels key parts of the plunge track saw for user reference.
Step-by-step guide for safely changing the saw blade, including safety precautions.
Guidance on choosing appropriate blades, considering speed rating and riving knife compatibility.
Instructions on keeping the blade guard free of debris for safe operation.
Procedure for adjusting the riving knife clearance for optimal anti-kickback performance.
How to set the desired cutting depth using the depth stop slider and pointer.
Procedure for fine-tuning cutting depth based on blade diameter variations.
Steps to set the saw's bevel angle between 0 and 45 degrees.
Instructions for engaging and using the 22.5-degree bevel locking mechanism.
Procedure for setting bevel angles outside the standard 0-45 degree range.
Instructions for using and securing the blade viewing window for visibility and dust collection.
Guide to installing and trimming the splinter guard for improved cut edge quality.
Steps for securely mounting the saw onto a guide rail for precise cutting.
How to engage the anti-tip feature when bevel cutting with a guide rail.
Information on connecting and using the dust bag or vacuum for debris removal.
Procedure for trimming a guide rail to match the saw's cutting edge.
Instructions for positioning the saw, aligning cutting lines, and maintaining control during cuts.
Precautions to prevent kickback, including grip, body positioning, and blade binding.
How to adjust the variable speed control dial for different cutting applications.
Identifies problems like blade not following a straight line or binding, and their potential causes.
Guidance on properly supporting large panels to prevent blade binding and kickback.
Tips for making cross-cuts, including selecting the proper blade and advancing the saw slowly.
Instructions for making plunge cuts in the middle of workpieces, emphasizing control and safety.
Guidelines for cutting masonry and metal, including blade selection and dust precautions.
Advice on cutting plastic to avoid overheating the blade and melting the workpiece.
Instructions for regular maintenance, cleaning, and care of the tool to ensure longevity.
Contact details and procedures for obtaining repairs and service for the tool.
Advice on using only recommended accessories for safe and optimal tool performance.
Information on the product's warranty coverage, exclusions, and registration.
