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General| Blade Diameter | 10 inches |
|---|---|
| Arbor Size | 5/8 inches |
| Max Rip Capacity (Left) | 12 inches |
| Motor | 15 Amp |
| Bevel Capacity | 0-45 degrees |
| Max Rip Capacity (Right) | 30 inches |
| No-Load Speed | 5000 RPM |
Provides a brief overview of the tool's features and design priorities.
Details the two-year limited warranty, exchange policy, and how to obtain service.
Covers keeping the work area clean, proper clothing, and safe environmental conditions.
Emphasizes proper tool use, maintaining guards, and preventing electrical shock.
Focuses on cord safety, checking for damage, and avoiding operations under influence or with wrong parts.
Details rules for securing work, keeping hands clear, and ensuring blade clearance.
Covers rules about reaching near the blade, workpiece movement, and safe saw operation.
Warns about saw tipping, the need for lighting, and cord replacement safety.
Explains symbols related to electricals, measurements, and general operations.
Defines signal words like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION and their associated risks.
Highlights essential warnings about reading the manual and laser radiation hazards.
Details double insulation and requirements for connecting the tool to power.
Guides on choosing appropriate extension cords and inspecting them for safety.
Defines various cutting operations like crosscut, bevel cut, and compound cut.
Explains terms related to saw parts, blade actions, and operational hazards.
Lists technical specs and cutting capacities for different miter/bevel angles.
Identifies primary parts like saw arm, guards, fence, and table.
Describes the motor, blade, and the included blade wrench and its storage.
Explains the carrying handle, miter lock, spindle lock, and switch safety features.
Covers positive stops, electric brake, laser guide, and the sliding fence.
Lists necessary tools for setting up and adjusting the miter saw.
Lists all components included with the miter saw, such as handles, clamps, and extensions.
Advises against using attachments not specified in the manual due to potential hazards.
Guides on safely unpacking, inspecting the saw, and highlights critical assembly safety warnings.
Details the process and importance of securely mounting the saw to a workbench.
Explains installing the miter lock handle, dust guide, and dust bag.
Covers installing the work clamp and safety precautions related to its use.
Details how to install and secure table extensions for increased support.
Explains how to install and adjust the stop block for repetitive cuts.
Provides step-by-step instructions for removing and installing the saw blade.
Warns about blade capacity limits and stresses correct blade orientation during installation.
Guides on installing the laser guide, replacing the outer blade washer.
Explains laser alignment, usage, and the danger of laser radiation exposure.
Details the steps to ensure the miter table is perfectly square to the saw's fence.
Guides on aligning the saw blade perpendicular to the fence for accurate cuts.
Details the steps to ensure the saw blade is square to the miter table.
Reinforces safety rules, lists tool applications, and covers workpiece setup.
Explains the process of making a crosscut, including workpiece placement and safety.
Guides on adjusting miter angles, using fences, and proper workpiece placement.
Details the procedure for performing a bevel cut and checking blade-to-table alignment.
Explains how to set up and execute compound miter cuts, noting angle interdependence.
Advises on fence adjustments and performing test cuts for compound miters.
Provides guidance on using supports for long lumber or molding during cuts.
Presents a chart with miter and bevel settings for various structures and side counts.
Explains how to cut crown molding accurately, including common angles.
Details the method of placing molding flat on the table for inside/outside corner cuts.
Provides instructions for safely cutting warped or bowed materials.
Explains how to properly clamp wide workpieces for stable cutting.
Stresses unplugging the tool and checking for interference before making adjustments.
Covers adjustments for saw arm pivots and the depth stop mechanism.
Details how to adjust the positive stops for accurate angle settings.
Covers general cleaning, lubrication, and replacing motor brushes.
Provides instructions for replacing batteries and highlights laser radiation hazards.
Alerts users to chemicals in dust and advises on ventilation and safety equipment.
Guides on obtaining service, ordering parts, and recording model/serial numbers.
