CRAIN 795 Toe-Kick Instruction Manual
1795-A
1795-B
1785-B
1785-C
1785-E
1785-F
1800-U
1800-V
1795-H
1795-R
1795-S
1795-T
1795-U
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
FOR
No. 795 TOE-KICK SAW
FORM F1795-Rev.08/07
Printed by: HW 3M
CRAIN CUTTER CO., INC.
1155 WRIGLEY WAY, MILPITAS, CA 95035-5426
TEL: 408-946-6100 FAX: 408-946-4268
REPLACEMENT
PARTS:
Order No. Description
1795-A 120V Power Unit
1795-B Housing Complete
(incl. P/N 1795-H)
1795-H Spindle and Driver Assembly**
1795-G* Carrying Case (not shown)
1795-J Brush Set (not shown)
1795-K Power Cord (not shown)
1795-L Switch (not shown)
1795-M Carrying Case Latch Set (2) (not shown)
1795-N Spindle w/ Gear (not shown)
1795-O Armature w/ Fan (not shown)
PARTS IN COMMON WITH THE NO. 785
1785-B Blade Guard
1785-C Return Spring
1785-E Blade Guard Retainer Ring
1785-F Blade Driver
1800-U Socket Set Screw
1800-V Allen® Wrench
* Same for all previous models.
** Due to many revisions, it has become unfeasible to sell
these parts separately.
ELECTRICAL: 120 VAC, 11 AMPs, 60 HZ Double Insulated,
2
1
/2 HP Motor, No Load Speed 4500 RPM
REP. BLADE: #787 or #788 Carbide, #789 Diamond
GROSS WT: 11.8 LBS.
DATE OF MFG.
GUARANTEE
SAW SPECIFICATIONS:
This Crain tool is guaranteed to be free of defects
due to faulty materials or workmanship for a
period of 6 months.
During this period, any parts of tools found defective
subject to the guarantee will be replaced at no charge.
Returns should be sent freight PREPAID, in assembled
condition and with a copy of the Bill of Sale (proof of
purchase) to CRAIN CUTTER COMPANY, 1155 Wrigley
Way, Milpitas, CA 95035. New tools or loaners will not
be given for those pending warranty repairs.
No claims shall exceed in amount the suggested sales
price of the product. No other guarantee, oral or written, is expressed or implied.
Some dust created by power sanding, sawing, grinding,
drilling, and other construction activities contains chemicals
known to the State of Californina to cause cancer, birth
DUST HAZARD WARNING:
DUST HAZARDS
Some dust created by using power tools contains
chemicals known to the State of California to cause
cancer and birth defects and other reproductive
harm.
No. 788
No. 787
A MIN. HEIGTH: 3 1/
2
˝ B MAX. DEPTH: 4˝
C MAX. FLOOR THICKNESS:
3
/
4
˝ - No. 787 Blade
C MIN. FLOOR THICKNESS:
3
/
8
˝ - No. 788 Blade
KICKBACK HAZARDS:
•
CUT SLOWLY. KEEP MOTOR RPMs
HIGH AT ALL TIMES.
•
GRIP FIRMLY WITH BOTH HANDS AT
ALL TIMES.
•
FOR USE UNDER TOE SPACES ONLY.
•
CUT IN FORWARD DIRECTION ONLY.
•
CUT STRAIGHT ONLY.
•
DON'T REMOVE FROM THE CUT
UNTIL THE BLADE STOPS.
•
USE NEW SHARP BLADES.
WARNINGS:
defects or other reproductive harm. Some examples of
these chemicals are:
• Lead from lead-based paints,
• Crystalline silica from brick, cement and other
masonry product, and
• Arsenic and chromium from chemically-treated
lumber.
Your risk from these exposures varies, depending on how
often you do this type of work. To reduce your exposure
to these chemicals: work in a well-ventilated area, and
work with approved safety equipment, such as those dust
masks that are specially designed to filter out microscopic
particles.
MIN./MAX. DIMS. FOR TOE-KICK TO BE CUT:
DIAMOND BLADE
A diamond blade is available
as an accessory. It's used to
saw out tile under toe spaces
or on counters. Also, for
tile repair, it can be used to
remove field tiles.
Caution: Do not overheat
this blade! Cut 6ft. maximum and allow cooling. Avoid
cutting into wood subfloors as this gums up the diamond
grit. For best results, shim up the saw to approximate tile
thickness. Make sure no chicken wire or expanded metal
has been installed under tiles to be cut.
CRAIN
No. 787
CRAIN
No. 788
CRAIN
No. 788
CRAIN
No. 787
The blade guard attached to your saw is for your safety and
protection. If it becomes damaged, do not operate your
saw until it has been repaired. Always leave blade guard
in operating position when using the saw. KEEP HANDS
AWAY FROM THE SPINDLE TUBE AND BLADE HOUSING
(RED AREA). THIS IS NOT A HANDLE!
This saw is designed for removal of floors or underlayment
under toe-spaces. It does the job whenever a flush cut
at the wall is necessary. Please take time to notice the
following features.
LOW-PROFILE CUTTING HEAD: Will fit under toe-kicks
as low as 3˝ in height.
SPINDLE LOCK: For blade changes, the spindle lock stops
the blade rotation, so that the blade can be easily removed.
This is NOT to be used as a motor brake!
BLADES AND DEPTH OF CUT: The saw comes with a
3
3
/8˝ dia. carbide-tipped blade (No. 787) for cutting under-
layments up to
3
/4˝ thick. A smaller dia. 2 3/4˝ blade, (No. 788)
which cuts to
3
/8˝ depth only, is available as an accessory.
Unplug the saw. Push and
hold the spindle lock to
stop blade rotation. While
holding the spindle lock
lever, insert the
3
/16˝ hex
wrench (provided) into the
blade’s socket set screw
and turn it counter-clockwise to loosen. Note: For
extra leverage, insert an extension tube onto the hex
wrench. Replace with new blade and retighten the screw
firmly before use. Make sure spindle lock is pulled out
before turning saw on.
To avoid accidental starting,
DISCONNECT THE SAW
FROM POWER SOURCE
before inserting the cutting
head into the toe-space (see
Figure 1).
Plug-in the saw. Grasp the
handles firmly and pull the
trigger. Press down on the
handles to plunge the blade
into the cut. Slowly push the
saw forward and along the
toe-kick (see Figure 2).
Do not force the saw; let the
blade cut at the highest RPM
possible.
As you complete the cut,
release the trigger and make
sure the motor comes to a
full stop before removing the
saw from the toe-space.
The Toe-Kick Saw may also
be used to enlarge the expansion gap around the
perimeter of a laminate plank
floor (see Figure 3).
FIGURE 2
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
DOUBLE-INSULATED:
This saw is constructed with two separate layers of electrical
insulation. A saw built with this insulation system does not
need to be grounded. As a result, this saw is equipped with
a two-prong plug without a ground pole.
DANGEROUS ENVIRONMENTS:
Keep work area clean; clutter invites accidents. Do not use
on damp or wet floors. Be sure lighting is good.
ACCIDENTAL STARTING:
To avoid accidental starting, do not carry saw with fingers
on switch.
CORD ABUSE AND EXTENSION CORDS:
Never carry saw by the cord or yank the cord to disconnect
from an outlet. Keep cords away from heat, oil, and sharp
edges.
Avoid using long extension cords, as they will cause some
loss of power. To keep the loss to a minimum and prevent
saw from overheating, use a heavy-duty extension cord with
these minimum wire sizes:
SAFETY GLASSES AND DUST MASK:
Always wear safety glasses when using this saw. Also use
face or dust mask if cutting operation is dusty.
KICKBACK DANGERS AND BLADE MAINTENANCE:
• CUT SLOWLY. KEEP MOTOR RPMs HIGH AT ALL
TIMES.
• GRIP FIRMLY WITH BOTH HANDS AT ALL TIMES.
• USE THIS SAW FOR CUTTING UNDER TOE SPACES
ONLY. NOT FOR USE IN GENERAL SAWING. CUTTING
SHEETS OF LOOSE PLYWOOD CAN BIND THE BLADE
AND CAUSE SEVERE KICKBACK.
• CUT IN FORWARD DIRECTION ONLY.
• CUT STRAIGHT ONLY.
• DO NOT REMOVE THE SAW FROM THE CUT UNTIL THE
BLADE STOPS.
• USE NEW SHARP BLADES AT ALL TIMES.
BLADE GUARD:
FEATURES OF THE SAW:
BLADE CHANGING:
OPERATING:
MAINTENANCE:
FIGURE 3
NOTE: Always select the proper blade for the underlayment
that you are sawing. A blade that cuts too deep can damage the subfloor!
No. 788
No. 787
CARBIDETIPPED
BLADE
SPINDLE
LOCK
BLADE
GUARD
LOW-PROFILE CUTTING HEAD
ALLEN
WRENCH
CAUTION!
KEEP HANDS
AWAY! BLADE
EXPOSED
WHILE CUTTING
SPINDLE LOCK
LEVER
FIGURE 1
THIS IS NOT A HANDLE!
KEEP HANDS AWAY
FROM THE SPINDLE
TUBE AND BLADE
HOUSING! (RED AREA)
THESE ARE THE
HANDLES
25´ = 16 gauge wire
50´ = 14 gauge wire
TOESPACE
ANGLE-IN
THE BLADE
If the saw is dropped, the blade guard may be bent, restricting the full return of the blade guard. With the cord
unplugged, check operation of the blade guard before
each use.
COMES WITH:
AVALIABLE:
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