skilsaw SPT99 User Manual

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SPT99
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skilsaw SPT99 Specifications

General

Motor	15 Amp
Type	Worm Drive
Arbor Size	5/8 inches
Amperage	15 Amp
Voltage	120V
Corded/Cordless	Corded
Electric Brake	No
Dust Port	Yes
Max Cutting Depth at 45°	2-3/4 inches
No Load Speed	5300 RPM
Blade Diameter	10-1/4 inches
Blade Size	10-1/4 inches

Summary

General Safety Rules

Work Area, Electrical, and Personal Safety

Covers safe work environment, electrical precautions, and operator safety.

Power Tool Use and Care

Guidelines for proper use, maintenance, and handling of power tools.

Table Saw Safety Instructions

Guarding Related Warnings

Importance of keeping guards in place and their function.

Cutting Procedures and Kickback Warnings

Safety measures during cutting operations and understanding kickback risks.

Operating Procedure Warnings

Safety protocols for table saw operation and unattended use.

Additional Safety Rules

Personal Protection and Attire

Guidelines on protective gear and clothing to avoid injury.

Operational Safety Guidelines

Do's and Don'ts for safe table saw operation and workpiece handling.

Know Your Cutting Tools

Importance of sharp, well-maintained blades and avoiding improper tools.

Think Safety Principles

Emphasizes operator alertness, common sense, and avoiding complacency.

Table Saw Stand Safety Instructions

Motor Specifications & Electrical Requirements

Motor Specs and Power Connection

Details on tool voltage, grounding, and connecting to power sources.

Extension Cord Guidelines

Proper selection and use of extension cords for table saw operation.

Glossary of Terms

Getting To Know Your Table Saw

Table Saw Components Overview

Identification and function of major parts of the table saw.

Additional Table Saw Components

Identification of further parts like rip fence storage and dust ports.

Table Saw Stand Components

Identification of parts related to the table saw stand assembly.

Unpacking And Checking Contents

Table of Loose Parts

List of components included in the packaging for verification.

Removing Shipping Restraints

Instructions for safely removing securing ties and blocks.

Tools Needed for Assembly and Adjustment

Assembly

Before Stand Assembly

Steps to prepare and verify parts before assembling the table saw stand.

Stand Parts Identification

Visual guide to identify parts for stand assembly.

Assembling Stand Tube Sections

Instructions for connecting U-shaped and H-shaped tubes to the stand.

Assembling Wheels and Final Stand Setup

Instructions for attaching wheels and preparing the stand for use.

Attaching the Smart Guard System

Positioning the Riving Knife

Steps to correctly install and position the riving knife.

Attaching Guard Assembly and Anti-Kickback Device

Procedure for attaching the main guard and anti-kickback components.

Blade Installation and Selection

Blade Removal and Installation Procedures

Steps for safely removing and installing the saw blade.

Using the Correct Blade

Guidelines for selecting appropriate saw blades for the tool.

Using Carbide-Tipped Blades

Precautions and guidelines for using carbide-tipped saw blades.

Attaching Rip Fence for Use

Storage, Transporting, and Mounting

Storing Smart Guard and Dust Chute

Methods for storing safety guards and dust collection components.

Rip Fence Storage

Proper procedure for storing the rip fence when not in use.

Miter Gauge and Table Saw Storage

Instructions for storing the miter gauge and the table saw itself.

Collapsing and Loading the Stand

Steps for folding the stand and loading it onto a truck.

Leveling, Unfolding, and Folding the Stand

Procedures for adjusting stand levelness and operating the folding mechanism.

Mounting the Table Saw

Adjustments

Adjusting 0 & 45 Degree Positive Stops

Procedure for setting precise 0 and 45 degree bevel stops.

Adjusting Blade Parallel to Miter Gauge Slots

How to align the saw blade parallel to the miter gauge slots for accuracy.

Aligning Rip Fence

Rip Fence Position 1 Alignment

Steps to align the rip fence in its closest position to the blade.

Rip Fence Positions 2 & Left Side Alignment

Aligning the rip fence in its further right and left side positions.

Setting the Rip Fence Pointer

Adjusting the indicator on the rip fence scale for accurate measurements.

Riving Knife Alignment

Checking Riving Knife Alignment

How to verify and ensure the riving knife is correctly aligned with the blade.

Adjusting Riving Knife

Step-by-step guide to adjust the riving knife's position.

Adjusting the Table Insert

Basic Table Saw Operation

Left-side Material Support Adjustment

Procedure for adjusting the left-side material support for the rip fence.

Safety Power Switch

Explanation of the saw's safety switch and its operation.

Using the Smart Guard System

Overview of the Smart Guard system's components and modularity.

Riving Knife/Splitter Functionality

Details on the riving knife's role and adjustability for different cuts.

Main Barrier Guard Operation

How to attach, detach, and use the main barrier guard.

Anti-Kickback Device Function

Explanation of the anti-kickback device's purpose and attachment.

Blade Bevel Control

How to adjust the blade's bevel angle using the lock handle.

Work Helpers

Push Stick and Push Block Construction

Instructions for making essential push sticks and push blocks.

Making a Featherboard

Guide for constructing a featherboard for improved workpiece control.

Material Support / Auxiliary Fence Usage

Using the Rip Fence Pointer

Using the Rip Fence

Rip Fence Auxiliary Facing

How to attach an auxiliary facing to the rip fence for specific cuts.

Ripping Operations

Bevel Ripping Techniques

Using the Miter Gauge

Miter Gauge Auxiliary Facing

How to attach an auxiliary facing to the miter gauge for better control.

Crosscutting Procedures

Repetitive, Miter, and Bevel Cutting

Non Through Sawing

Rabbeting Operations

Dado Cutting

Using Stacked Dado Sets

Instructions for installing and using stacked dado sets for grooving.

Returning Saw to Normal Through Sawing

Steps to revert the saw from dado setup back to standard blade use.

Adjustable or Wobble Dado Sets

Warning against using certain types of dado sets.

Special Cutting Techniques

Cutting Metals and Masonry

Maintaining Your Table Saw

Dust Port and Dust Elbow

Instructions for dust extraction and using the dust elbow.

Clearing Dust Chute/Scoop

Procedure for cleaning debris from the dust chute.

Anti-Kickback Pawl Sharpening

How to sharpen the teeth of the anti-kickback pawls.

Lubrication

General lubrication points for the table saw's moving parts.

Worm Drive Gear Lubrication

Specific instructions for lubricating the worm drive gear.

Carbon Brushes Maintenance

How to inspect and replace carbon brushes for motor efficiency.

Recommended Accessories

Troubleshooting