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General| Type | Circular Saw |
|---|---|
| Blade Diameter | 7-1/4 inches |
| No Load Speed | 5300 RPM |
| Cutting Depth at 90° | 2-7/16 inches |
| Cutting Depth at 45° | 1-3/4 in |
| Arbor Size | 5/8 in |
| Depth of Cut at 90 degrees | 2-7/16 inches |
| Depth of Cut at 45 degrees | 1-3/4 in |
Keep work area clean, well lit, and free of distractions. Do not operate in explosive atmospheres.
Use properly grounded outlets and cords. Avoid contact with grounded surfaces and wet conditions.
Stay alert, use common sense, dress properly, avoid accidental starting, and use safety equipment.
Use clamps or other practical ways to secure and support the workpiece to a stable platform.
Do not force the tool; use the correct tool for your application and ensure switch functions.
Disconnect power before making adjustments, changing accessories, or storing the tool.
Store idle tools out of reach of children and maintain tools with care for safety.
Use recommended accessories and check for misalignment or damage before operation.
Tool service must be performed by qualified personnel using identical replacement parts.
Keep hands away from cutting area, use auxiliary handle, and never place hand behind blade.
Do not reach underneath the work; the guard does not protect from the blade below the work.
Check lower guard closing, ensure it moves freely, and never tie it open.
Position body to the side of the blade, not in line, to prevent kickback.
Hold the saw firmly by insulated gripping surfaces for proper control.
Use a rip fence or straight edge guide for ripping to improve accuracy and reduce binding.
Use blades with correct arbor holes and never use damaged blade washers or bolts.
Do not run saw while carrying it; ensure switch functions correctly; do not mount to a table.
Kickback is a sudden reaction to a pinched, bound, or misaligned saw blade.
Blade stalling due to pinching or twisting can cause the saw to jump back.
Maintain a firm grip and position your body to resist kickback forces.
Release trigger and hold saw motionless if blade binds; investigate cause.
Support large panels to minimize blade pinching and kickback risks.
Do not use dull or damaged blades, as they can cause binding and kickback.
Ensure depth and bevel adjustments are tight; excessive depth increases binding risk.
Some dust contains chemicals causing cancer; use ventilation and safety equipment.
Study and learn the meaning of symbols used on the tool for better and safer operation.
Identifies key parts of the circular saw, including guards, levers, and handles.
Lists maximum blade size, arbor hole type, and depths of cut at various angles.
Step-by-step instructions for safely removing and installing the saw blade.
Explains the Vari-Torque Clutch and its role in preventing kickback.
How to adjust the blade depth for cutting, with a note on minimum splintering.
Procedure to set and verify a 90° cutting angle using the foot and quadrant.
How to adjust the bevel angle up to 45° or 60° for angled cuts.
Using notches in the foot for straight and bevel cuts; making sample cuts.
How to turn the saw on and off; advice for switch longevity.
Grip the saw with both hands, run at full speed, and advance slowly.
Not recommended for general use; use appropriate wheels and caution with depth.
Instructions for making plunge cuts, including guard retraction and blade restart.
Proper support and depth setting for cutting large panels to prevent binding.
Using the combination blade and rip fence for lengthwise cuts.
Tool service by unauthorized personnel may cause hazards; use authorized service centers.
Checking and adding oil; oil change procedures and recommended lubricants.
Examining and replacing carbon brushes; using genuine replacement parts.
When bearings should be replaced by a service center due to wear or noise.
Disconnect tool before cleaning; use compressed air; avoid certain cleaning agents.
Cleaning gum and pitch from blades; advice on sharpening.
Use cords with adequate size conductors to prevent voltage drop, power loss, or overheating.
Table showing recommended AWG wire sizes for various cord lengths and ampere ratings.
Lists standard equipment like blades and wrenches, and optional items like carrying cases.
One-year warranty against defects in material or workmanship for original purchaser.
Does not apply to accessory items, misuse, or unauthorized repairs.
Implied warranties limited to one year; some regions may not allow these limitations.
Seller not liable for incidental or consequential damages; some regions may not allow exclusion.
Applies to tools sold in the USA, Canada, and Puerto Rico; contact local dealer for other countries.
