CONGRATULATIONS!
YOUR SAW IS NOW ASSEMBLED
x2 x2
x4
x4
x2
HARDWARE
CART HANDLES
WHEELS
UNBOXING AND ASSEMBLY
LET’S GET STARTED
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WASHER M10 LOCKNUT
M10 BOLT
M6 LOCKNUT
M6 BOLT
8A
9A
8B
9B
8C
9
8
7
54
32
1
6
Check to make sure you have all the parts. If not, call
us at 503-595-2665.
Remove the large packing tray and set aside. Cut both vertical edges of the box on the end near the
wheels and fold down. Remove the small packing tray by
sliding out from the cart and set aside.
Once the wheels are mounted, tip the saw and cart to
the upright position.
Mount the wheels to the cart with the provided bolts,
washers and nuts.
Lift and place the saw so it overhangs the bottom packing
tray by about 6 inches. This provides room to attach the
wheels to the frame.
Slide the handle marked “L” into the tube nearest the front of
the saw and bolt in place. Tighten the bolt enough to compress
the tubes so the handle does not jiggle. Install the handle
marked “R” in the same way in the other tube.
Do not attempt to elevate the blade until steps 8 and 9 are complete. Roll the saw off the cardboard. Tip the saw down to rest on the
cart handles. Grasp and squeeze the backplate against the elevation handwheel (8A) and swing the handwheel to the right (8B) until
the red pointer is over the 45 degree mark (8C). Release the backplate to lock the tilt at 45 degrees.
At the back of the saw, reach into the opening and remove a piece of red tape that holds a metal shipping pin in
place (9A). Then pull the metal shipping pin completely out of the saw (9B). This pin holds the elevation mechanism in
place during shipping and can now be discarded.
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