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General| Model | R3210 |
|---|---|
| No-Load Speed | 5000 RPM |
| Spindle Lock | Yes |
| Corded/Cordless | Corded |
| Blade Diameter | 10 inch |
| Motor Power | 15 Amp |
| Bevel Capacity | 0 - 45° |
| Dust Port | 2-1/2 inch |
Guidelines for maintaining a safe, clean, and well-lit work environment to prevent accidents.
Precautions related to the tool's electrical components, grounding, and power supply.
Crucial safety measures for the operator's well-being, including attire and alertness.
Safe practices for using the tool correctly and maintaining its condition.
Key operating safety points for hands, body position, and guards.
Understanding and preventing dangerous kickback incidents through proper technique.
Further safety guidelines on tool inspection, cords, and operating conditions.
Warning about potential health risks from dust exposure during operation.
Guidelines for professional tool servicing and using identical replacement parts.
Explains signal words (Danger, Warning, Caution) and their associated risk levels.
Explanation of the double insulation safety feature and its benefits.
Guidance on selecting and using appropriate extension cords for outdoor use.
Technical details and dimensions of the worm drive saw.
Highlights of the saw's functional attributes like hangers, levers, and indicators.
Detailed procedure for mounting the saw blade onto the spindle securely.
Instructions for safely detaching the saw blade from the spindle.
Recommended uses for the worm drive saw, excluding abrasive cut-off wheels.
Importance of the blade guard and its correct operation for safety.
Understanding and preventing dangerous kickback incidents through proper technique.
Procedures for safely starting and stopping the saw's motor.
How to set the correct blade depth for different cuts to ensure safety.
Correct techniques and safety precautions for making cuts, handling the tool.
Technique for making straight cross cuts using indicators for accuracy.
How to adjust and perform cuts at an angle up to 51.5 degrees.
Verifying the saw's 90-degree bevel setting for accurate cuts.
Steps to set the 0-degree bevel stop accurately using the set screw.
How to set various bevel angles for cutting using the adjustment lever.
Detailed steps for executing bevel cuts safely and accurately.
Technique for making internal cuts without starting from an edge, with safety warnings.
How to use the scale for measuring cut distances on the workpiece.
Procedure for checking and refilling the gear case oil with the specified lubricant.
Steps for inspecting and replacing worn motor brushes in pairs.
Information on what is covered and not covered by the limited warranty.
Instructions on how to get the tool serviced or repaired under warranty.
