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Maintain a clean, well-lit work area to prevent accidents and ensure safe operation.
Understand electrical safety for double insulated tools, grounding, and cord care to prevent shock.
Maintain alertness, dress properly, avoid distractions, and use safety equipment for personal protection.
Secure workpieces, avoid forcing tool, ensure switch functionality, disconnect power before adjustments.
Support workpiece properly, hold by insulated surfaces to prevent accidents and shock.
Use rip fence/guide, correct blades, and proper washers for accuracy and safety.
Understand kickback causes like blade pinching/binding and learn prevention methods.
Maintain firm grip, respond to binding, support panels, use sharp blades, and control saw.
Read manual for applications, limitations, and potential hazards.
Prioritize eye, lung, hearing protection, stay alert, and retain instructions.
Inspect cords, check tool condition, use proper extension cords, and avoid cord abuse.
Inspect and remove all nails from lumber before sawing to prevent serious injury.
Understand the meaning of DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTE symbols for safety.
Inspect tool and accessories, verify all items are included, and check for shipping damage.
Understand double insulation, motor specs, switch function, and spindle lock.
Note dust chute for chip removal and ergonomic design for handling comfort.
Follow instructions to attach the saw blade securely, ensuring correct washer placement.
Follow instructions to safely remove the saw blade, ensuring the tool is unplugged.
Use clean, sharp blades for efficient cutting and to prevent kickback danger. Avoid gasoline.
Do not alter the blade guard. Check its operation before each use; repair if damaged.
Understand kickback causes and prevention techniques (depth, material, blades, support, control).
Learn safe starting/stopping, and how to adjust blade depth for accurate cuts.
Follow general techniques for safe and effective operation, including workpiece support and cord management.
Learn to perform cross and rip cuts using guides for accuracy.
Perform bevel cuts by aligning guides and adjusting the bevel scale.
Check bevel stop and use length scale for accurate cuts.
Perform pocket cuts with bevel set to zero, raising the lower blade guard handle.
Assemble and use the rip guide for making long or wide rip cuts with the saw.
Attach the dust nozzle kit to the dust chute and connect to a vacuum hose for dust collection.
Clean plastic parts with clean cloths, avoid solvents. Blow out dust frequently from fiberglass work.
Bearings are pre-lubricated for the life of the unit under normal conditions; no further lubrication required.
Record the model and serial number found on the motor housing for service and parts.
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