Toolkraft 910A - Molding and Shaping Operations; Molding and Shaping Cutter Use

By using Toolkraft Model 25 Work Support Stand, you will be able
to handle the most awkward piece of lumber with easc. (Sec Fig. 32.)
For best results in ripping, usc Toolkraft No. IO-CC-58 on Model
910A
Radial Arm Saw. For prices of blades and work support stand
see ACCESSORIES section under BLADES and under WORK
SUPPORT STAND.
BEVEL CROSSCUTTING: (FIGURE 32)
To make a clean bevel crosscut without making additional grooves
in
your work table, it will be necessary for you to make an auxiliary
table which fits between the table boards in place of the fence and will
hold the work above your worktable top. (See Fig. 33.) However, for
those who don't mind cutting extra grooves in the work table top,
bevel cuts from I° to 65° can be made without the use of an auxiliary
table.
Any bevel cut beyond 65° is almost an edge cut and cannot be
done without the auxiliary table. To cut the bevel groove in your
table, set the rotating arm at 0°, set the blade to your desired angle
on the bevel tilt scale, and proceed to make another ~{2' deep groove
in the work table top in the same way you cut the 0° crosscut groove.
After making the auxiliary table or bevel groove, hold your work in
place on the auxiliary table (see Fig. 34), or on the work table top with
one hand. If using an auxiliary table, have the blade behind the work
and low enough to make a clean-cut. If using your work table top,
have the blade behind the fence in the bevel groO\e you made for the
cut. Pull the blade through, push it to the back and turn switch off.
(FIGURE 34)
FIGURE 33
BEVEL CROSSCUTTING FIGURE 34
BEVEL MITER CUTTING: (FIGURE 35)
Bevel miter cuts can be made in right or left hand miter position.
The auxiliary table shown in Fig. 33, makes this operation much
easier. However, you may make a bevel miter cut with a bevel angle
between I ° and 65° on the regular work table top, if you don't mind
making more preliminary groove cuts as described under Bevel Cross-
cutting in your work table top. Fig. 35 illustrates a bevel miter cut
being made on the auxiliary table. The cutting operation is performed
in the same manner as described under Bevel Crosscutting.
BEVEL RIPPING: (FIGURE 36)
Bevel rip cuts are made in the same manner as a straight rip cut.
Tilt the motor to your desired angle of bevel on the bevel tilt scale,
lock it
in place and proceed with the cut as described under Ripping.
(See Fig. 36.)
DADOING: (FIGURES 37 and 38)
Use Toolkraft No. 50-93F, or 50-93G with your Radial Arm Saw
for dado grooves. See ACCESSORIES-DADOS for prices. A dado
head consists of 2 outside blades and inside chipper blades which are
used to adjust the width of cut to your desired size. Toolkraft Dado
Saw No. 50-93F consists of 2 outer blades 5' 0.0. and 5 chipper
blades ~fi' thick giving you a total of "16' "ide cut capacity. Toolkraft
Dado Saw No. 50-93G is 6' 0.0. x 1;16' "ide and consists of the 2
outer saws and two '/s' thick chipper blades. one 1-(6" thick chipper
BEVEL MITER CUTTING FIGURE 35
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