Parts, Safety and Operation. 1. Fence 2. Table 3. Miter Adjusting Lever 4. Miter Scale 5. Turn Base 6. Vertical Hold-Down Vise 7. Arm 8. Slide.

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Parts, Safety and Operation

1. Fence 2. Table 3. Miter Adjusting Lever 4. Miter Scale 5. Turn Base 6. Vertical Hold-Down Vise 7. Arm 8. Slide

9. Dust Bag 10. Stationary Blade Guard 11. Off/On Switch 12. Safety Start Button 13. Handle 14. Blade 15. Retractable Blade Guard 16. Bevel Scale

All General Shop safety Applies Wear safety glasses Use clamps when ever possible Never cut cross handed Only used to cut wood

Keep work area clear Never perform any kind of free hand cutting Cut 1 piece at a time PLAN YOUR WORK Don’t use stop blocks

IF work piece or blade becomes jammed or bogged down release the power switch and hold the saw in place After finishing the cut hold saw down Release the switch Wait for blade to stop

Sliding cuts – pull head all the way forward, lower it then push it forward through stock Chop cuts – lock the slide with the head all the way back Never place the hands near the cutting area Keep them off the Turn Table Keep work piece firm to the fence Keep hands in place until the blade stops