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OPERATION

DANGER:

When lifting the saw

from the workpiece, the blade is exposed

on the underside of the saw until the lower

blade guard closes. Make sure the lower

blade guard is closed before setting the

saw down.

WARNING:

To make sawing easier

and safer, always maintain proper control

of the saw. Loss of control could cause an

accident resulting in possibly serious injury.

WARNING:

Always clamp and

support the workpiece securely. Always

maintain proper control of the saw. Failure

to clamp and support the workpiece and

loss of control of the saw could result in

serious injury.

To make the best possible cut:

1. Hold the saw rmly with both hands.

2. Avoid placing your hand on the workpiece

while making a cut.

3. Support the workpiece so that the cut

(kerf) is always to your side.

4. Support the workpiece near the cut.

5. Clamp the workpiece securely so that the

workpiece will not move during the cut.

6. Always place the saw weight on the

portions of the workpiece that is

supported, not on the “cut off” piece.

7. Place the workpiece with the “good”

side down.

NOTICE: The good side of the workpiece is

the side where appearance is important.

8. Draw a guideline along the desired line of

cut before beginning your cut.

NOTICE: Do not touch the blade to the

workpiece until the saw has reached

maximum speed.

WARNING:

If the blade comes

in contact with the workpiece before it

reaches full speed, it could cause the saw

to “kickback” towards you, which could

result in serious injury.

WARNING:

ALWAYS clamp and

support workpiece securely. ALWAYS

maintain proper control of saw. Failure to

clamp and support workpiece and loss of

control of saw could result in serious injury.

INTEGRATED RIP AND

CROSSCUT RULERS

NOTICE: The distance from the line of cut

to the guideline is the amount you should

offset the guide.

MAKING CROSS CUTS AND RIP CUTS (FIG. 11)

FIG. 11

Line of cut

0°indicator

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