Craftsman BENCH SAW HANDBOOK
HOW
DO
M
TO
ORE
WITH
YOUR
11
2926
OVER
Bench
100
OPERATIONS
A
CRAFTSMAN
Saw
DESCRIBED
AND
HANDBOOK
IllUSTRATED
BwA-Ji,
~
A~IIN'
FOR SAWING
Use
the
correct
Just
a few
are shown here.
FOR CUTTING
Use
the universal jig
ing
of
.workpiece.
VARIOUS
blade
of the various blades
Also
see page 8.
TRUE
for exact
FOR CUTTING EXA
TAPERS
Use
the
adjustable
tap
MATERIALS
for
the material
and
DADO TENONS
positioning and hold-
CT
MEASUREMENT
er jig.
and
their
the
job.
purposes
FO
R GROOVES, RABBETS, CHAMFERS
Use a
dado
set
or
FOR EDGE
MOLDING,
TONGUE-ANDAND
DECORATING
Use
either
the
...
the
iliary,
with an
hold-down
single-
assortment
homemade
attachment
an adjustable
GROOVE
or
fence)
da<;lo.
CUTTING
JOINTS
triple-cutter mol
of
cutters. You also need
(to
attach
and/or
the
universal jig.
to
ding
an
head
aux
-
FOR SANDING
AND/OR
Use a sanding wheet
discs
cemented
BEVEL
to
its two faces .
EDGES
ANGLES
...
FOR ACCURATE, EASIER CROSSCUTTING
U
se a hold-down
large w
orkpieces,
of
the
table
on
equip
extensions.
your
miter
your
saw
gauge .
with
..
one
and.
Or
for
both
AT
with
TRUE
two
different
MITER
grit
REVISED
INDEX
1969
GENERAL
Descriptive
Saw
ACCESSORIES
HAVE
Pertinent
increasing
accessories.
PROPER
PROCEDURES
General
actions
an
SELECTION
STANDARD
Ripping.
Work,
Miter
Extension -Stops
Blocks.
MAKING
Bevel
Ripping.
SPECIAL
Making
End
Curves -Coves -Bawls;
a
Miter
THE
The
Handling -Regularly
Grooves -Wide
and
Rabbets -Rounding
Square
MOLDING
OPERATIONS
Molding
Straight
Circular
and
Ornamental
-
Coves
Power
30
DIFFERENT
Completely
for
joints.
FASTENERS
G
tuing,
TABLES
INFORMATION
Data -Selection
and
Motor.
.............
circular
Resewing,
Gage,
Cuts -Miter
Cuts;
DADO
Tools -Adjustments -Work
Stopped
Stock.
Raised
Saw.
making
YOU
facts
about
and
safer-operation
OPERATING
................
information
and
handling
saw.
OF
SAW
SAW
Narrow
ANGLE
SAW
Center
Board -Cutting
Set-Up -Patterns
Edges -Strip
and
.••
nailing,
....•.•.......•••.....
OPERATIONS.
Work,
Crosscutting,
Auxiliary
CUTS
OPERATION
Cuts,
Cutting
Rabbets
SAWS.
Grooves -Gains
Grooves -Tenons-
AND
SANDING
.•...•..•••••.•
Curved
Panels -Dowels
Work -Spiral
and
Sanding
WOOD
illustrated
thirty
different
...•.•...•.....•
bolting,
of
SHOULD
,
•.....•..
work
about
proper
of
work
pieces
BLADES
Lang
and
Table
and
Clearance
•.......•
Cuts -Taper
.•.••
Edge
Cuts,
-
Using
Tenons.
_.
_
.i
.••..••
Spaced
and
Tapering
-
Moldings
Work -Tenons
-
Turnings
with
JOINTS
instructions
woad
screwing.
..•.
-
..
Page
4-5
6-7
9-11
13-17
18-20
21-23
24-29
29-31
32
12
3
8
The
Bench
An
Illustrated
of
Operation
for the
SET-UP - ACCESSORIES - PROPER
HOME
SHOP
ALL
STANDARD
SAWING
DADO
MOLDING
SANDING
...
Saw
Manual
CRAFTSMAN
OWNER
AND
SPECIAL
OPERATIONS.
OPERATIONS
OPERATIONS
OPERATIONS
TABLES
HANDLING
Catalog
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~.~
A
MIDWEST
No.
9-2926
A
TECHNICAL
215
CRAFTSMAN
PUBLICATION
Form
No.
B71
123208 A 000
HANDBOOK
ILLUSTRATIONS
Copyrighted
SEARS.
ROEBUCK
1969
and CO.
Printed
in
U.S.A.
FEATURES
OF
THE
CRAFTSMAN
'M
TIL T
'A"oilable
Shown
here
compl
ete
y.
power
whe
ional
etween
lar
ch
saw
first
"size"
that
as
s a
2-1/2-i
; and
(enough to
Craftsman
work-with
raised
eans
of
angle
is
ly
One
tilt
toda
man
pose,
f
ess
hobbyist.
b
each
features.
ben
sider
obtainable.
The
blade
blade
make
a
cut
cut
Each
tobe
by m
front
venient
bevel
angle
ITER
-GAUGE
SlOP
CONTROL
As
of
saws
ther
cabinetmaker
Although
them
ger
Therefore,
for your
the size, then
the
high
1-5/8-in. cut;
n.
the 12-in.
or
of a convenient
saw. A separate,
accurately
Separ
are
job
-fi
these
you
are
size
is
the
tool
as
cut;
sever
feature
lower
control
desired
ate
four of the
tted
will
the
will
possible,
the IO-in.
saw
.--
Accessories
bench
superb-quality
exactly
are a contractor,
, 0 r
principal
their
also
if
you
particular
maximum
accommodate.
the 8-i
saw
makes a 3-9
a 4x4
shown
s:
The
ed,
quickly
pivots
up to 45
indicated
IO-/NCH
TILTING-ARBOR
most
modern,
saws
available
Crafts-
suit
your
pur
pro-
homeshop
differences
respective
has
are sel
also the
the7-1/2-in.saw
saw a 3-3/8-in.
in
one
has
height
similarly con-
the
some
need,
features
diamet
n.
saw
operation).
the
saw
blade
and
control
blade to
0
-
by a
sizes,
added
ecting
con
er
With
makes
/ 16-in.
se
easy
easily,
and
pointer
-
a
-
saw
-
can
at
any
the
r'MllrB',G,'U';'
BENCH
and
scale
and
table
(one
guidance
ju
stab
accurate
slides freely
aligning,
repo
dicated
•••
setting. All
fications
durability
acc
this booklet)
increase
your
The
constructed
working
with a
gages a rack
preci
mad
with
nished
saws.
at
milling
assures a true-nat,
top
having
at
eac
of
the
le
from
pointer
pick-off
sitioned
by a sca
and
can
for
•••
essories
the
work.
Craftsman
contro
micro-adjust
se
fence
e.
All
accessories except those
an
asterisk
with both
r-"',RII',TYPE
SAW
front
of
accurate
h side
of
miter
00 to 900 as
and
in
its
type
to
any
le
on
be
lock
ed
parts
are
extreme
and
(shown
that
are
scope,
lO-ln.
than
the 8-in.
ls •
..
on
the
settings can
(in
the
HOLD.
DOWN
~--RIP
RIP.FENCE RACK
AND
TILT SCALE
HEIGHT
saw.
Careful
non-warping
ly
mill
blade)
gauge -which
groove.
desired
the
firm
built
there
here
ava
ease
Saw
and
knob
fence
illu
la-in.
for
indicated
scale,
rip
fence
setting,
bar
that
ly
in
to
rigid
work
accuracy
are
many
and
ilable
and
ple
is
more
It
has
the
fence
control that en-
bar,
be
s.
above)
and
TABLE
FENCE
SCALE
COHTROL
seasoni
ed
grooves
precise
is
by
and
which
The
is
easi'
as
guides
place
speci
handy
throu
gho
to
further
asure
ruggedly
easier
is
fitted
so
accurate
marked
are
the 8-in.
EXT.
ad-
an
seU
after
and
that
fur-
ng
-
-
ut
of
-
ly
2
SHOP-TESTED
BENCH
SAWS
12-1NCH
with
7j1,-lNCH
The
Craftsman
duty, new
--;-'1'tant
uable
any
built-in,
over
4 hp -
heavy,
wet
hour.
The
with
the
are
installed
size
table
similar
TILTING-ARBOR
with
Integral
12-1n.
design
featur
es
for
production
continuous-type usage.
direct-drive
exceptional
or
green
sturdy,
saw.
Exceptionally
at
to
accommodate
large
workpieces.
calibrated settings
-
easy
to
use.
f
ully enclosed,
you
can
(such
reduce
complete
except
rods.
attach a vacuum
as a Sears
the
the
SEE
And
with a
amo
unt
with a
ll
miter-gauge
NEXT
HEAVY-DUTY
'nfegral
Motor
Saw
tool
which
is a very
having
make
-lin
motor
e,
power
timbers,
non-tip
stand
wide
either
side
whole
All
are
extremely accurate
the
whole
fitting
below
sawdust
Shop-Vac)
of
saw
litter.
accessories
holddown
PAGE
FOR
SAW
Motor
and
Stand
SAW
heavy
several im-
it
especially
construction
It
has
that
develops
for
sawing
hour-after-
is
integral
extensions
of
the
large-
doors
controls
saw
to
illustrated,
EXPLANATIONS
or
and
body
to which
collector
greatly
Furnished
and
stop
is
-
a
8-/NCH
The
Sears
motor
compact,
with
accessories
Never
8-in.
size
motor;
motor.
citor
motor,
load
protector.
stantial
the
instruction
make all
before
rusty
or
OF
ACCESSORIES SHOWN HERE
TIlTING
7-1/2-In.
. . .
that
sturdy,
underpower
needs a minimum
the
10-in.
In
each
case
preferab
base
designed
sheet
adjustments
using
the
defective
3
-ARBOR
Saw al
develops 1 hp.
homeshop
shown,
your
size, a minimumofal-hp
use
ly with a
Set
your
for
packaged
required
saw.
blade.
so
except
bench
a 3450
saw
it
(page
Never
tool
built-in
SAW
has a built-in
It
furnishe
stop
rods.
saw.
of a 3/4-hp
rpm
capa
over
on
the
sub
4).
Read
with
it,
carefully,
use a dull,
is
The
and
a
d
-
-
-
BENCH
SAW
ACCESSORIES
IMPROVE
Two
types _ either
your
bench-saw
(on bors)
fence
..
width
of
as
needed;
cn
be
used
workpiece
Furnished
Blade,
Joints
shown on
~or
holding
production.
TABLE
01
which
table -ore
the
up
to
the
that
can be handle.!
UNIVERSAL
complete
to
(I<:cu'ole[y make
poges
any
odd-shaped
, ,
safely.
EXTENSIONS
can
be
shown.
Grid
type
outer
with on
24·29.
TAPER
(Shop-Tested
attached
to
The
Adjustable
includes
Either
easily,
on
limit.
JIG
8.in.
of
Also
the
13).
very
Tenoning
most
work (p.
JIG
the
extension
will
30
Wood
useful
Speeds
Accessories
right_ Or
left-side
type
slides
rock so
g.eotly
increase
outward
thot
the
Shown
01
Easily
(fastened
gers"
for
narrow_work
Are
For
10-
ON-Off
Finger.Hip
prepored
boss
saw
•••
ond
safe
erations.
light,
etc.
HOLD-DOWN
mounted
to
to
bench_sow
hold
work
surer,
securely
safer
sowing. A must
and
preci~ion
SPECIAL INSERTS
and
a-Inch
SWITCH
rocker
switch
under
front
for
instont,
control
of
"Extra"
011
outlet
ATTACHMENT
an
auxiliary
fence),
the
in
and
down
operations.
~
mounts
edge
convenient
sowing
for
(I
work.
fence
"fin-
..•
for many
op-
j
15
on
of
Fast,
"ccurate,
lightweight
...
up
to
DADO,
Page
measured
aluminum - will
15",
both
single
MOLDING,
18
topers
require a jig.
guarantee
and
double
SANDING
Page
21
you
the
best
(see
page
12).
ACCESSORIES
This
Page 23
One _ in
tapers
ever
If you
molding
are
blade
fACE
Only
one
eye
protectors
Never
without
of
face
safeguard
intend
cuttillg
absolutely
clearollce
SHIElD
of
many
use
your
wearing
shield
your
or
eyes.
to
do
(p.
necessary
and
safe
models
is
shown.
bench
some
goggles
dado
21
type
saw
work (p.
J.
these
..
coverage
of
to
special
, to
of
18)
provide
the
"welr",
and/or
illserts
for
USE
.,Other
OF
TOOL
Models Where Applicable)
ADD
TO
SAFETY
RETRACTABLE CASTER
Shown
On
tool
(lssemblies,
lever
to
base.
lower
coster
Step
On
Set
each
or
AND
The
hold_dawn
justable
securely
workpiece
gouge
...
accurate
stop
tocls are
ble
for
cut-off
cotes.
SET
includes
retract
foot
two
costers.
with"
to
STOP RODS
is
on
clomp
that
hold
almost
to
the
for
sale,
cutting
off.
indespensi-
accurate
spacing
pieces
and
lever.
ad.
will
ony
miter
easy,
The
dupli.
2-
of
CRAFTSMAN
CAPACITOR-START
MOTOR
Nev"r
in
poor
damage.
the,
underpower
quality
is
recommended.
For
work,
sure
),our
blade
powe"
saw.
dulling
Underpowering
oml
use
the
possible
Craffsman
.esulfs
motor
motor
BENCH-SAW
TOOL BASE
Unl""s
it
is
mobile
use
bose
base
designed
operation.
18
mounted on "
non_tipping,
base,
is
very
...
and"
can
be
shown
maximum
safety
a bench
much
wob.
unsafe.
is
spe-
for
your
can·
and
aC-
SEE
PAGES 8 AND
FOR
BLADE
substontinl,
yel
sow's
restricted
bly
The
cially
saw _ for
venience,
curate
SELECTIONS
5
PROPER
OPERATING
PROCEDURES
DRESS
PROPERLY
Floppy
sleeves
tion
to
with
cuffs
work
goggles
the
eyes
moment
injury.
quickly
fall
danger,
wear a tie
apron
STOP
become
whirling
tact
with
Do twt
A
of
of
NEVER
One
painful
so
erators
not
alert!
A
LOW
~
1-
r-KERF
Equally
elevated
to
clear
bl
ade
is
power
is
ting
angle
feed
pressure
position
ond
and
and
saw
blade
the
faste
or
will
and
inlo
BLADE
to
blade. Sleeves
ned;
is
excelle
face shie
be helpful.
BEING
of
inattention
Most
easily
careless
this
unsafe
IS SAFEST
SAW-1
good
cuts can be
to
full
height,
the
top
of
the
of
second
the
may
is
the
the
because
blade.
be
in
required
RIGHT
PROPER
loose
ties
are
easily
pull
operator
or
wear
or
other
nt. Al
ld to
keep
CAREFUL
sawing
done,
and
habit.
LONGdR
~. ------~
,-
SHORTER'~NGLET
made
or
rai
workpiece
position, a little
Also, a liftle
needed.
safer
one,
OPERATING
are
an
invita
caught
by a
into
bedown
sleeves
article.
sawdust
cost
you a
some
Always
--:-
con
out
are
op-
Do
be
;;>-
should
short
loose
so,sometype
can
operations
that
inattentive.
ANGL~E,
----
\
with
the
just
enough
. When
the long
But
this
and
any
blade
the
more
cut-
more
sec
saw
s ed
of
that
in
The
-
enters
parallel
.
is
kickback.
AVOID
Anything th
the
tain
from
ing
kickbacks
piece
2.
work
blade
splitter
so
It
is
ter
much
is
stop· and
possible
Too
piece, a dull
causes
to
or
-
damp
precautions
PROCEDURES
is
properly
any
blade
lower
position
the
with
better
opportunity
KICKBACKS
at
work
will
circumstances,
the
saw
the
operator.
are:
out
of
Misalignment
is
twisted
during
(or
that
a l
ong
best
to
is
fitted
the
better. U for
not
used,
put a wedge
to
rapid a feed,
of
kickback.
tab
le when
during
special operations.
or
warped
...
powered
position.
is
wood
to
use
and
hold
(page 7).
safer
at
an
direction
to
the
extreme
Most
1.
when
of
fence
wedged
closes
splitter,
antikickback
you
are
into
the
kerf
knots
rusty
Hold
lumber
angle
hold
the
work
common
Twisting
3.
hold
any
making a long
open
or
blade
the
will cause
cause a kickback.
with
line
or
feeding.
otherwise
kerf
the
with
or
starting a cut,
will
operate
because
of
feed,
the
blade
force
freehand
and
between
Failure
around
and
reason
the
cut
.
sap
workextrafirmly
passing a knot
witliout
more
work
Undercer
can
endangerthe
blade
the
saw
if
as
tn
can
Avoid
easily
the
nearly
and
against
to
bind
be
thrown
causes
wo
feedr
so that
fence
to
kerf
blade.
the
split
pawls,
splitter
soon
the
work
also
special
blade
there
open)
using
in
-
nf
and
use
-
so
cut,
as
-
be
6
contrivance
supported
supp
NO
STRAIGHT
EDGE
N°'fI
~
\;!
,
orted
blade
AVOID
when
be
sure
end
of
the
end
free
the
cut
AWKWARD
to
work,
to
fall
is
complete.
HAND
place
it
against
leaving
away
from
POSITIONS
the
the
un-
the
Warped
cause
table
permits
ing
process.
will
slide
tendency
KEEP
Always
between
ti
ng
your
the
safe
hand to
available
'."'ur
palm.
ur
hand
a
outer
steady,
and
anchor
and
kickba
ck,
or
against
binding
on
to bind
HANDS
be
certain
the
blad
hand into
slde,make
push
work
is
equal
For
for
fingers over
and
tuck
it
against
crooked
especially
fence
or
Always
table
the
CLEAR
that
e and
it
through,
to
added
the
push
the
thumb
wor
kpi
in a manner
twisting
make
and
along
saw
blade.
OF
there
the
fen
this
position. To
a
rule·notlo
the
maximum
safety,
through,
the
fence
in
end
of
eces
can
if
placed
during
fence
THE
is
ample
ce,
unless
to
behind
the
that
BLADE
before
use
the
width
when using
hook
keep
the
certain
workpiece.
also
on
the
that
feed-
work
without
room
get-
be
on
your
space
of
the
hand
palm
When
crosscutting,
even
for
cutting
backs
type
groove,
left
behind
hand
push
h
gauge
SUPPORT
and
are
of
hand
gauge
to
gauge
is
as
involves
stand
used,
straight
especially
operation.
at
on
workpiece
at
hold
work
and
keep
possible.
WORK
use
cuts.
more
likely
If
the
left
center
agai
work
it
AGAINST
the
Freehand
risk
to
using
side
with
of
gauge.
nst
to
the
as close
miter
gauge,
cross-
because
occur
in
the
left-hand
of
blade.
Place
thumb
hooked
Use
gauge,
and
saw.
If
to
center
WOBBLING
kick-
this
this
to
right
of
If
work
used,
around
from
you
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behind
walk
around
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ing a miter-gauge
saw
to
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arrow
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finish
the
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for
stic
k (Page 9),
pull
the
saw.
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END
hand to
the
cut.
OF
stop
work
Hold
WORK
rod
use
GVARI)
be
safely
or walk
through
work
or
sim
AND
as
ilar
SPLITT
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saw
to
few
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out
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feet
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advance
without
keep
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danger
OBVIOUS
reach
free
let
might
ld
not
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first
it
from
to
allow
work
of
being
up
to
wood -
floor
become
slip.
especially
be
allowed
f>QSSIBLE
unwieldy
providing a good
being
arrange
upset
DON'TS
saw
until
Sawdus
upset.
some
to
slide
or
blade
blade
littered
t is a
after
to
accumulate.
workpiece
kicked
to
being
to
support
It
takes
but
safe
support
on
table
with-
back
grab a piece
has
stoppe
so
that
definite
damp,
the
a
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your
fire
and
SELECTION
OF
SAW
Whatever
is a quality
especially
blades
than
of
steel
the
edges.
diameters
ordinary
the
finest
and
hardness
your
designed
stay
is
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and
BLADES
cutting
the
are
for
longer
available
requirements,
circular
the
job.
and
blades,
nickel
molybdenum
treated
surface
sizes.
cut
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and
in
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sharp
steel
chrome
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of
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made
saw
to
increase
cutting
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popular
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moVer
keeps
blades
<:Ieon
running.
ALWAYS
Re- Saw Vise holds
sow
to
12-in.
& free blades for
sharpening.
KEEP
BLADE
5J1
diameter
easy
SHARP
Blade Setter Set
permits
easy
correct
setting
tooth.
AND
ond
hammer
of
any
CLEAN FOR
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building
problems.
suitable
for
fast
multitude
materials
for
providing
and
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ting) will
blade
is
a
will
wood,
neered
(which
lumber
a
damaged
The
being
fast,
needed
thin-rim
rip
or
will
wood
require
in which
nail
cutting
by
carbide-tipped
"all-around"
yet
smoothly,
plywood and
excellent,
and
thin
brittle
plastics
Each
of
the
techniques
it
is
a good
plate
(or
file
obtain
No.
traced
this
necessary.
9-2924.
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and
becomes
ods
Cat.
GOOD
of
new
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sawing
blade
tear
one
the
type of
desired.
plywood
or J for
create
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special
blade
of
various
cut
For
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very
blade. A combination
crosscut
chip
blade
them
veneers,
not
tubes,
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for
plan
for
our
freely
or
tear
and
composition
fine-tooth
there
may
which
...
and
blades
types.
even
only
for
but
especially
like
Plexiglas,
types
sharpening,
to
prepare a paper
outline) of
reference
For
booklet,
AND
"How
LESS
the
blades).
be
nails
won't
so
on.
come
These
through
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steel
sawing
requires
but
each
when
sharpening
MOTOR
and
exciting
sawing
any
kind
materials,
(smooth
instance:
for
fast
smooth
work,
blade
through
edges
of
materials
requires
easily
closes~'
cut
Masoni
slicer
sheetmetal
for
sawing
Bakelite,
certain
in
all
cases
new
sharpening
meth-
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STRAIN.
is
or
or
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cut-
that
solid
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be
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etc,
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blade
8
STANDARD
SAW
OPERATIONS
IMPORTANT:
for
the
sake
",-,liNG
~ping
It
as
at
work
a
contact
make
will
vide a
even
auxiliary
serve
cut-out
iary
is
the
operations.
to
saw
is
kerf
to do
is
generally
a guide to
the
correct
is
reasonably
solid
not
straight
if
as
guide
warped,
use
of
the
splitter
spring
blade.
not
used,
just
so.
is
the
pushed
with
contact
wobble
this
means
straightedge
a guide.
near
board
turn
saw
should
closed
If,
as
of
clarity
sawing
done
position
width
along
straight
the
fence.
with
during
edge to go
center)
to
the
gua:rd
always
Wood
behind
for
stop
and
soon
as
We
have omitted
...
but
of wood with
with
the
help
and
maintain
for
the
cut.
the
fence,
edge to
Also,
the
the
operation.
against
temporary
board
If
a
molding
is
used,
the
fence.
hollow
side
is
recommended;
be
cut
with
the
reason,
insert
the
saw
cut
any
the
the
grain.
of
the
the
Because
it
must
sliding
work
that
thefence,
the
work
fence
an
auxil-
workpiece
up.
in
ripping
grain
and
bind
the
splitter
in
long
enough
fence
work
have
must
Proof an
(with
tends
saw guard and splitter
the
it
Best
blade
to
fingers
thumb
operators
pull
piece
pulling
and
front.
from
that
the
table
the
HANDLING
you should always use this safety attachment, whenever possible.
make
table, -so
nailing
to
clamp
If
used
the
a wedge
is
in
some
practice
with
right
over
behind
generally
end
of
is
long enough.
work
To
table,
has
cleared
from
in
of
the
when
pushing
hand
fence
to
end
of
board
work
through,
from
behind
lift
partially
stop
the
the
back
of
NARROW
following illustrations
is
to
anchor
to
walk
Never
saw.
blade
blade.
WORK
end of
workpast
lock
one
hand,
push
it.
around
whenever
backtrack
blade
toward
completed
Finished
can
be
lifted
or
and
Skilled
saw
work-
work
work
two
tuck
and
by
the
off
.~t
the
~using
,.,.
measuring
fence.
right-hand
right
of
sawdust
kickback.
blade,
using
tendency
it
into
blade.
left
hand to a
push
work
Weight of
hold
it
that
blade
hold-down
the
cut,
board
of
(If
splitter
not
necessary).
blades
fence
the
scale
Fence
side
center
and
to
Start
left
to
kick
through
cut
down on
will tend to
attachment
or
stop
to
keep
has
to
the
back
to
desired
on
distance
is
almost
of
blade.
to avoid
be
clear
saw
and
hand to
back;
As
cut
nears
safe
distance
with
portion
table;
and
workpiece
antikickback
Never
to hold
~
GOOD
USE
cut,
blade
little
sprayed
in
case
work
it
down
hand
blade,
hand
will
generally
up,
set
down on
pawls,
across
down.
GUARD
OF
either
bar,
and
used
on
to
the
with
of a
to
the
against
to
push
move
and
alone.
so
light
up
the
starting
on end
table.
this
the
AND
SPLITTER
or
is
HOLD.DOWN ATTACHMENT
width of
the
fence. guide
between
always
Stand a
being
of
work
advance
hold
and
right
completion,
from
right
of
board
but
if
workis
kick
it
(p.
4)
before
place a weight
reach
work
USE
When
there
palm
between·fence
tempt
to
push
stick
or
pull
work
HANDLING
Do
not
that
the
on
table
support
and,
if
board
port
in
horses
make a roller
9
WHENEVER POSSIBLE
is
less
push
work
like
that
through
LONG
leave a long
spring
of
catch
is
proper
support
the
sawing.
end
very
of
saw.
height
when
to
front
of
than
the
and
blade,
through
WORK
shown
from
board
board
Use
of
board
long,
will
by
behind
causes
use
Ordinary
(see page 11).
width of
do
1Wt
hand.
in
unsupported
do;
Use
illustration,
saw.
it
to
some
sort
behind
blade;
another
wooden
or
you
your
at-
a
so
shift
of
sup-
can
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