RIPPING, CROSSCUTTING, CUTTING ANGLES, COMPOUND ANGLES, CUTTING DADO’S AND CUTTING RABBET’S.

RIPPING, CROSSCUTTING, CUTTING ANGLES, COMPOUND ANGLES,

CUTTING DADO’S AND CUTTING RABBET’S

• USE THE KICKBACK GUARD, SAW GUARD AND A PUSH STICK OR ANY OTHER SAFETY DEVICES FOR ALL OPERATIONS.• ALWAYS STOP THE MACHINE BEFORE MAKING ANY ADJUSTMENTS.• KEEP THE FLOOR AROUND THE SAW FREE SCRAPS, SO THERE IS NO DANGER OF SLIPPING. • WHEN USING THE TABLE SAW CONCENTRATE 100% ON WHAT YOU ARE DOING. • WOOD TO BE SAWED MUST HAVE ONE JOINTED EDGE AND HELD AGAINST ONE OF THE FENCES. NEVER TRY TO SAW (FREEHAND) THAT IS, WITHOUT HOLDING THE WOOD AGAINST A FENCE.• THE SAW BLADE MUST NOT RISE ABOVE THE BLADE MORE THAN 1/8”.• DO NOT ALLOW ANOTHER PERSON TO STAND BEHIND THE SAW, IN LINE WITH THE BLADE• DO NOT REACH OVER THE BLADE. HAVE A HELPER ASSIST YOU IN CATCHING YOUR WOOD.• USE A CLEARANCE BLOCK WHEN CROSSCUTTING SHORT PIECES. NEVER USE THE RIPPING FENCE AS A STOP WHEN CROSSCUTTING. THIS MAY CAUSE A KICKBACK.• AFTER TURNING OFF THE SAW REMAIN AT THE MACHINE UNTIL THE BLADE COMES TO A COMPLETE STOP.

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