Why does my Stanley Saw vibrate or shake?
Your Stanley Saw might vibrate or shake due to several reasons: - The saw blade might be damaged and needs replacement. - The saw blade could be loosened; try tightening the arbor bolt. - The saw might not be properly fastened down; secure it to a bench, stand, or table. - The workpiece might not be properly supported; ensure it is correctly supported or clamped.
Why is the angle of cut inaccurate on my Stanley FME721?
An inaccurate cutting angle on your Stanley Saw can occur for a couple of reasons: - The mitre table might be unlocked. - There might be too much sawdust under the table; vacuum or blow out the dust, wearing eye protection.
Why is the laser line projection hard to see on my Stanley Saw?
If the laser line projection on your Stanley Saw is hard to see, it could be because: - The light in the work area is too bright; move the mitre saw to a work area with proper lighting. - There's sawdust on the laser lens; clean the laser lens with a soft, dry brush.
What to do if the cutting arm cannot fully raise, or blade guard cannot fully close on my Stanley Saw?
If the cutting arm of your Stanley Saw cannot fully raise, or the blade guard cannot fully close, it could be due to: - Sawdust build up; clean and lubricate moving parts. - The saw head locking pin not set properly; check, adjust, and properly set the saw head locking pin.
General| Speed/No Load Speed | 0-2800 SPM |
|---|---|
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Stroke Length | 20 mm |
| Max Cutting Capacity in Steel | 10 mm |
| Cable Length | 3 m |
| Type | Jigsaw |
Specifies the designed purpose of the Stanley Fat Max FME721 saw.
Lists the components and capabilities of the mitre saw.
Fundamental safety principles for all power tools.
Guidelines for maintaining a safe and efficient work environment.
Precautions for power supply, connections, and operator well-being.
Best practices for operation, maintenance, and mitre saw specific advice.
Inherent risks, laser operation hazards, and safety of others.
Details on vibration emission values and exposure assessment.
Pictograms, markings, and a list of the saw's components.
Tool's electrical design and safe use of extension cords.
Instructions for mounting the saw and details on the blade guard.
Information on tool limits and how to adjust them.
Adjusting slide lock, operating controls, laser use, and blade replacement.
Using the dust bag and methods for safely securing materials.
Adjusting tables, using stock stop, and operating the guard release lever.
Procedures for press cutting and slide (push) cutting.
Performing mitre, bevel, compound, and groove cuts.
Safe methods for carrying the mitre saw.
Procedures for calibrating and setting mitre and bevel angles.
Table listing issues and their resolutions.
Saw specifications, disposal guidelines, and conformity statements.
Details of the one-year full warranty and claim process.
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