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precautions, preven-

and

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AND

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other

and depen-

in the

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pertinent

BEFORE OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

10'

TOOL.

FREQUENTLY.

7739 &

RADIAL

Cat. Nos.7739 &7749

7749

ARM

SAW

INDEX

Unpacking,

Setup,and

Specifications.

ElectricalConnectionandGrounding

Rules for

Safer, Operation and Maintenance

MachineControls

Alignment
Operatinglnstructions

TroubleshootingGuides.....

Accessories

UNPACKING AND

SET-UP INSTRUCTIONS

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2-3

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..1920

Specilications

Motor

Molor Rating

Full Load
Blade

Arbor Size

Maximum
Maximum

Cros Cut Capacity-

Spindle Dado Cap.-Width

Ripping Capacity-Width

Net weight

Speed.60 cy. AC

0uards

(Upper

and

Standard Elade

Depth of Cut
Depth of Cut

at 45o Eevel

Develops

lower)

1' stock

7739

120V., I

2

3450

254 mm
254 mm

15.9 x

(5/8'xl

76.2 mm

mm

54

330.2 mm

20.6 mm

(13/r6')

527.1 mm

(24.il/16',)

57.6 kg.

(r27

ph

HP

(10')
(10')

38.1

|1')

(3')

(2-ll8')

(13')

rb.)

mm
long

7749

120V.

ZtzHP

3450

mm

254
251 mm

I5.9 x

(5/8'xl

75.2

54 mm

330.2 mm

20.6 mm

(r3lr6')

627.1

(24.1r/16',)

58.5

(r29

I

(10')
(10')

38.1

|1') long

mm

(2

mm

kg.

rb

ph

mm

(3')

I/8')

(13')

)

you

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job-tested
screwdrivers from

that

So

120 V

l.

Remove
and legs,

easily

-can

at-the factory, then

your

new

phase

single

table

if

set up

your

tool

Radial

power

boards,

provided,

your

box.

Saw

supply.

from

may

metal

DeWalt Radial

partially

be

knocked

placed

cleats

carton.

Saw, America's most

down for shipment to

in

operation

just

2.

Remove

and remove

upright.

VV49

popular

you.

as

soon as assembled,

guard

box, tip

machine.

radial

power

tool.

The only tools

Handling

all electrical

carton on

Set machine

saw

is minimized

required

are

connections have

I

g

&

il

s

end

because every machine is

the

wrenches

3. Raise
containing

ing handle

move

furnished with the machine

made

been

arm assembly

motor

motor from

box and hardware

assembled

at the factory to

by turning

counter-clockwise,

box.

bag.

to free

Unpack

operate

carton

elevat.

guard

Re-

and
and

on

4. lnsert

into

Head

7. lnstall

long
pointers

tighten

slug and

Rip Lock

as

shown.

pointers

rip

screws

to

screws.

short

and

install

with

provided.

upright

threaded

into

#6-32

Adiust both

position

knob

Roller

r7o"

x

and

5. To rnstall

two
the

remove
Remove

cap rrom its mounted

ol

or

clean

assembty.

Assemble

sir

bag. DO NOT TIGHTEN

THE

motor

set screws

paddle

the shroud beirg

damage wiring. \Yipe

cloth

(5)

screrys

WAY DOWN.

assembly.

on end

to b€ lifted

tlp end

cap mounEqg

the two ma.rntirg

cleats

pnor

to installation

on

provided

p,cition

carelul not

lixed board

2

lirsL

cap

and h€td rn

bact

tienty

srff

screrys.

screwr lift

and

to

arm trac*s with

in the hardware

SCREWS

i

out the

to

position

a

the

phce

disconneit

of motor

with the

f"\

alloy,

end

on toD

ALL

6. Carefully

Replace

to

a

screws securely.

is

end

assembly forward lirmly

cap. The

assembly with no
check the front

tighten these
Retighten

until llush

is no

screws. Paddle

9. lnsert 4

lrame through table
washers,

tighten linger tight.

screws

slide the motor

the end

assembled

caps. Without

end

screws

the
with side

interference

square bolts lrom

lockwashers

securely.

assemblv

cap and

Check to

properly

cap shoukl

apparent

end c:p motrnting

set screws on

must move Ireely.

tighteri

be

in the lront

"Power"

against the tront

mwement

#orrely.

of end cap. Be

between

cleats. Attach llat

and

Then tighten the

into

arm.

mounting

sure the

shroud

rear

and

pull

the motor

stop the motor

skle of end
paddle

]t not.

screws

sure therb

and set

end

and

cap

inside

nuts

and

10

ol

guide

10. Assemble

boards,
bracket. lnsert bracket into the slot

provided
eyelet in

screw

thread thumb screw

in

place

until it

fence and spacer

rear

cleats. Hold the

of

and turn the

"pops"

into

CAUTION

into

thumb

place.

11. Place saw blade

row as shown)

cessed side against

arbor

wrenches

place

13.

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[tri[ it-eEird rides in the ciririlar

nut securely

guard

over blade

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lloti

it. Place

direction

blade).

with both

threads).

tilting

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the key

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marked

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Tighten

guard

slightly

in

slot

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tnstait

must be

the

in

at

itigneo

with an asterisk

l2.Assemble

knob, dust

except

inner ring

gram.

to clear

motor and

th6

the

the

endcap.

the f aitorv;

the arbor

motor stud

the

ring under

inner

insiide

front

repeated

but d.o

bef

*

(

).

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your

Radial

B&D Dealer. These accessories

and described

pages

and on

ol

other accessory

any

the moior and

retainer

in reverse.orde.l,tog?!n.?9ces_s-

press

not

operating

ord

ACCESSORIES

Arm

in the B&D DeWalt

19

anti-kickback,

spout

inner retainer

front

per

the Parts

Seat

shaft.

goes

the

with

the

button.

ON

the saw

Blades

and

Saw are

20.

and

CAUTION-The

might be

"*l

and lower

List dia'

g.uard

on.motor so

through

stocked by

the

hook it over

thumbscrew

Your

perlorm

Accessories

are

Catalog

hazardous.

locking

guard

and

hole.ln

the

and

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machlne

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your

listed

use

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table

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ELECTRICAL

This tool should

operator

\\'e

from electric

recommend

to do anp.

repairs should

or other

determined

green

this

colored

green

qualified

wire to a

rhe

CONNECTIONS

be

that

re*iring

performed

be

to make a

wire is the

l. Cord-Connected

or breakdown,

resistance for electric current

shock.

equipment-grounding
The

properly

This tool is equipped

plug

must be

installed and

grounding

irame

:o

legs

keep sa* carriage

anci al-* avs

grounded

shock.

you

\E\ ER

the

in

serrice

repair

"grounding"

terminal.

"live"

Tools: In

conduclor

plug-eed

grounded

organizations. Should

local codes and ordinances.

vided

-

installed by a

if it

will not

qualified

the equipment-grouniing

electric shock.

The con,ju;:or

outer surface thai is
the equipment-grounding
ment

of the eieclric cord

necl

Ihe equipmeni-,erounding

ihe ou:let.

iii

eie;::i;ian.

coilciuctortan

*iih

*sreen

conductor.

or

:o ihe Leg

practice

sa\r'.

the

Stand

from creeping

cautions

AND GROUNDING

s

hile in use

dissemble

electrical

onll

ounelf

l

s!'stem.

bf B&D Service

remember

.

*ire.

the

proi'ides

to reduce

*ith

an electric cord

and a

into a

Do not

of a

erent

a

the risk

grounding

matching outlet

accordance

in

modify

have the

Improper

result in a

*ith insulation

without

or

plug

conductor

is

repair or

If

necessar)'. do

or

a sturdy

and

protect

to

tool or

the

Any such

Never

malfunction

path

of

of electric

having an

plug

the

proper

connection

having an

yellou

stripes

not con-

iive

Io a

work

bench using

forward.

operating instructions contained

minal.

the

try

the

or

Use

ing

the

Check

grounding

if in doubt

only 3-wire

plugs

Repair or

Centers

you

be

that the

connect

least

plug.

that

with all

pro-

outlet

of

risk of

is

Grounded,

lA.

supply

a

circuit

This lool

looks like

that

grounding

a

Skitch

adapter

connect

B if a

A. A

illustrated

this

properly

orary adapter
ed outlet

green-colored rigid ear,

adapter

a

cnes

must be connected

properly

Ii ani

1B. Grounded,

a supply circuit

is

repiace-

ter-

volts, inclusive:

has an outlet

that

Sketch

plug

D.

illustrated

provided.

holes

this manual.

within

qualified

a

with

instructions

whether

as to

extension

and 3-pole

replace damaged

receptacles

cord-connected

having

is intended

the one

plug

a

for use

illustrated

that

temporary

in Sketches

plug

to a 2-po1e

grounded

installed

be

be used

outlet

Use

should

can

grounded

is Not for

6

cord-connected

having a

tool

This

that

has a

tool

The

in Sketch

sturdy

Use

electrician

not completely

are

tool

the

that

cords

that accept

worn cord

or

nominal

on a circuit

like

looks

adapter,

B and

receptacle

is

outlet

only

by a

lug, etc.

permanent

to a

box.

in Canada.

nominal

intended

is

like the one

looks

grounding

D. Make

outrigger

properly

is
have

immediately.

intended

tools

less

rating

in Sketch

plug

the

which

C,

as shown

not

available.

a

until

qualified

extending

Adapter

intended

tools

rating

for use

plug

sure

supports

or serviceman

understo-od,

grounded.

3-prong

the

ground-

tool's

for use

than 150

has an

that

The tool

A'

illustrated

like the

looks

may be used

in Sketch

The

properly

ground-

electrician.

from

ground

shown

such as

in Sket-

for use

between

150-250

on a circuit

illustrated

like the

looks

that

the tool

(Con't

is con-

on

if

any

plug.

on

volts.

outlet

has

temp-

The

the

.

on

P.

if

in
to

in

4)

ELECTRICAL

nected

plug.

No

tool.

If the

typq

g.f

qualified

tool

should

CONNECTIONS

to

an outlet

adapter

tool must

electric

service

comply

having

is

available

circuit,

personnel;

with

mmurnfr!0b_

\l ol

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mm6

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for

RULES

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A.

use

either

lUI

I I

ImBdtul

of

a separate

120

or 240

Volt

FOR

SAFER

OF STATIONARY

l. XEEP

2. REMOVE

3.

4.

5. KEEP CHILDREN

6.

7.

8.

9. WEAR

10.

ll.

12.

13.

14.

15.

16.

17. NEVER

18. CHEICK

19.

2O.NEVER

21.

GUARDS

checking to

tool

before turning

XEEP WORX

accidents.

IX)N"T

USE IN DANGEROUS

tools

in damp

area well lighted.

IN PLACE and in working

ADJUSTING

see that keys

it on.

AREA

or wet locations,

AWAY.

distance from work

MAXE

WORXSHOP

or

by removing

DON'T

FORCE TOOL.

rate

for which

USE RIGHT TOOL.
which it was

PROPER

rings,

bracelets,

Nonslip

contain loirg hair.

ALWAYS

footwear

USE

cutting operation

resistant

SECURE

lenses,

WORX.

It's safer than

tool.

DON'T

times.

OVERREACH.

MAINTAIN

best

and

changing

DISCONNECT

such

REDUCE

sure

safest

accessories.

as blades,

THE

switch is in

area.

starter keys.

was

it

designed.

Don't force

not

designed.

APPAREL.

or other

is recommended.

SAFETY

is

dusty. Everyday

they

are

Use clamps or vise

your

using

TOOLS

WTIH

performance.

TOOLS

bits,

cutters,

RISX

position

off

USE RECOMMENDED

manual

for

cessories may

knock
tipped

guard

determine

function-check

parts,
may

should

DIRECTION

direction

POWER

ONE

should

recommended

cause risk

out

inserts at

STAND

or if the

the arbor hole

ON TOOL.

cutting

tool is

DAMAGED

or other

part

that

that it will

for

alignment

breakage

of

parts,

affect its operation.

properly

be

ofrotation

LEAVE

OFF.

OPERATOR

position

repaired

OF FEED. Feed work

ofthe

TOOL

Don't

leave tool

ONLY. The

the

work.

AND

GROUNDING

the

same

or should

be reconnected

the reconnection

and

all local

B.

15

ampere

after reconnection,

codes

circuit

operition.

OPERATION

POWER

XEYS AND

and adjusting wrenches

CLEAN. Cluttered

KID PROOF with

It will

jewelry

GLASSES. Also

NOT

safety

hand

Keep

CARE. Keep
Follow

before

etc.

OF

UNINTENTIONAI

before

ACCESSORIES.

accessories.

of injury to

Serious injury

unintentionally

PARTS. Before

is

damaged

operate

mounting,

guard

A

replaced.

or

blade or

RUNNING

until it

WRENCHES. Form habit of

ENVIRONMENT.

or

expose them to rain.

All vistors

job

do the

tool or

No loose

get

to

Wear

eyeglasses only have

glasses.

to hold work when

and it frees

proper

footing

instructions

servicing; when

plugging

persons.

may

cause

should be

properly

of moving

and any other

or other

into a

cutter only.

comes

person

same

(con'rtrom

configuration

as the

be used with

for

use on a

different

should be made

ordinances.

and

ffiB

c.

is recommended

TOOLS

order.

are removed

areas and benches invite

should be k@t

padlocks,

better and be safer

attachment to

clothing,

caught in moving

protective

use face or dust mask

both hands

and balance

tools sharp

for lubricating

changing

STARTING. Make

in.

Consult the

The usc of

Use of blades

injury.

could occur if

contacted.

further

use of

carefully

perform

and

parts,

binding of moving

part

that

blade or cutter against the

UNAITENDED.

to

a complete stop.

who

D.

Don't

power

use

Keep work

a safe

master

switches,

job

do a

gloves,

neckties,

covering to

impact

practical.

to operate

and

clean

acccssories

owner's

imprope.r

the tool is

the tool,

checked to

its intended

is damaged

TURN

the

parts.

at all

hair

conditions that

pulls

from

at

with

saw

this

by

thL

the

for

for

and

ac-

p.3)

if

a

MAINTENANCE

l. DO-Protect

2.

DO-Be sure

3. DO-Be

starting

4. DO-Be

collars are

wrenches

5. DO-Keep

6. DO-Use anti-kickback

7. DO-Keep

cleaning with dry

8, DO-Periodically

9. DO-Remove

shaft. Tighten nut

10.

DO-Keep motor

ll. DO-Remove

unauthorized

12. DO-Use

13. DO-Retum

available.

line with

blade

sure all clamp handles

any operation. Push handles

sure blade and

against blade. Tighten

provided.

saw

arm tracks

blade

switch key and

operation.

lower

carriage

l. DON'T-Attempt

2. DON'T-Operate

3. DON'T-Use

blades of larger

4. DON'T-Remove

the workpiece

DON'T-Rip

5.

6. DON'T-OiI

7.

DON'T-Wedge

when

from wrong

or

8. DON'T-Subject

away from dampness.)

9. DON'T-Force

can cause major

10. DON'T-Remove

ll. DON'T-Remove

Tighten nut securely.

12. DON'T-Remove

properly grounded.

it is

13.

DON'T-Remove

The

lower

behind

the fence.

CAUTIONS
GUARD:

l. The

lower

contact with

WITH

THEFRONTORREAR

When

the

rise

up over the

your

keep

2.

Lower

blade

table.

3.

4. The

Replace

Short

cut-off

guard

and the

stops

before

lower
may have
vent

bending.

COMPLETELY

MENT.

5. Catching

can

bc avoided

clears the fence.

6. When

7.

8. To

ripping

rest

on top of the

Do

not use the

size

saw blade.

summarize, when

and when

it is

a help or hindrance.

MOTOR

Your

Sa\y Motor is

protector

If

the

l.

Press

the

2.

After

motor has

pressing

the

motor must

reset,

3. After the

button.

"ON"

guard

bhde

READ THE

TO

blade

the

lower

hands

guards

guide

pieces

blade. If this

removal

blade

to

be raised

BE SURE

the lower

by elevating the

narrow

lower

practical,

OVERLOAD PROTECTION

equipped with

'rtrips"

saw

"OFF" switch button

cooled,

the red

reset

reset

is accomplished,

AND OPERATION

at least a l5 ampere time

rotates

clockwise when facing

and thumb

arbor collars are

Rule

See

blade sharp and

attachment

and bearing

cleaner is recommended.

rocheck alignment.

not

but

securely.

air slots clean and free

guard

at all times.

to full rear

to operate

unless

all clamp handles

anti-kickback

crosscutting.

grease

anything

cutting action.

damage to motor winding.

direction-observe

tracks

arm

against

table top to variable

saw blade

arbor collars and nut when

ground prong

small scraps from

covers thc

FOLLOWING

FOLLOW

guard

side of the blade-BuT

guard

material-thus

out

guards

STOPPED

fence.

be allowed

will

touches

the

of

line of

may

become

fence

frequently.

wood

of

happens

piece.

of

effectiveness

out of the way

THAT POWER

guard

in saw kerfs when

strips, the

Be sure

guard

with

in

doubt about whether

make

a

"dry

and

stops the motor, take

the overload

button.

back to tighten.

arbor nut

16.

properly

arbor collars

set.

guard,

on
surfaces clean

of chips.

store in a safe

after each operation. A return

on anything

diameter than recommended.

but designated voltage.

guard.

from

or motor.

fan

to hold motor

humidity

Stalling or

guard

when

boring.

plug.

from

table with fingers.

side of the

PRECAUTIONS.

WHEN

provide

USING

additional

OFTHE BLADE,

the fence

exposing

may

BEFORE

lower

to use a

a manual-reset

you

If

or material

the

cut!

caught in

become

shut off

is limited

when

MAKING

saw until the

guard

pusher

any accessory

run"

with

and

allow the motor

protector

do not

to cool further

the

saw may

delay fuse.

arbor.

screws are tight

clean and recessed

and nut when

are tight.

partial

Never operate

Pull to loosen.

securely,

and dry. Periodic

place

Adjust

caution tag

shaft.

conditions

stalling of motor

using

teeth when

using both

using rear

to

just

to

it

on

rear shaft.

saw unless

the blade

LOWER

NoT

caught between

setting

IS OFF AND

power

protection

FROM

CoNTACT

being

blade teeth.

prior

kerfs in the

power;

in

bevel operations.

cut, it

Be

wait

until

bevel angle

the

BLADE

AT.IY

ADJUST-

changing the

bottom

may have

stick to

other thart

to

use the lower

type overload

the

following

may

hear

an

before attempting the

be started

saw

of the

to

be raised

feed the work.

the

off

to determine

protector.

steps:

to

cool.

be reset by firmly

audible..click",

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by

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side of

prevent

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lower

blade

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if

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is due, in
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starting
machine.

part,

to use them by adjusting

to operate it.

are

MACHINE CONTROLS.

to its controls,

and

the machine

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controls,

and

shown

identified here.

these

well

as

The

are the

versatility

keys to

for

all

the major

as

radial-arm

the

of

successful

its

operations

parts

before

of

the

machine

operation'

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CONTROLS

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LOWER GUARD

HANDLE

MITER SCALE

LOCK

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YOKE CLAMP HANDLE

RESET

BUTTON

RIGHT HAND

MOTOR ARBOR

SPACER BOARD

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FORE

THE

BUT

OVERALL
WORK

ALIGNMENTS

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asterisk (*)

YOKE

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of the yoke

play

pushed

this

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grip

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saw

was

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to

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handle

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with

back

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yoke.

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adjustor

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saw

the

of this

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clamp

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handle

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bottom

two p-arts.

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hand

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for

machine

clamp

handle

driver

downward

adjustor

lug

stop

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wrench

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setting.

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TIME

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tested

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tighten,

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FOR

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FRAME

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alignments preceeded

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INSTRUCTIONS.

ACCURATE

OF

UNIT

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by

adjust:

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the

set

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of

cam

screw (A),

the

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bevel

acrion

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clamp

of

the

tighten

is

to

clamp

clamp

hold

priting

bolt

the

moror

the

(B),

at any

clamp

then

angle.

p"t

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retighten

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set

the

screw.

is

accom-

dial plate.

ADJUSTING

ROLLERHEAD

The rollerhead

shield

ball bearings.

and

two

eccentric

all

of

length

pressure
loss

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along
to

it

four

and head

will

of accuracy

adjustment

the arm

contribute

need not

(a)

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(b)

Bring

(c)

Set in

(d)

Loosen hex

(e)

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shaft

bearing.

required.

(f)

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position.

bearings

cause

equally to this force.

be removed for

tracks

motor,

"out

Vs" Allen wrench

until the

BEARINGS

is suspended

These

bearing shafts.

should

should roll freely

by

bearings are mounted

in

be

diflicult operation

and

the saw will

will require

at a

constant speed. The front

try to

a force

l.IoTE:

this

adjustment.

with

a clean

yoke,

position.

rip"

nuts on left

dry

and rollerhead

side, front

in recess

bearing

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the hex

is snugly

lock

nuts while holding

TO ARM

four

special tolerancc,

proper

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contact with the

but with

and

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some

rapid

wear. Too

feed

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of 4 to 6 pounds

and rear

the end cap was removed

lint-free

required

cloth.

assemblies

and rear.

at

bottom of

aqainst the

to move

each bcaring

TRACKS

grcased-packed,

on two straight

arm tracks

resistance.

the material

little

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pressure

to move

bearings

to

the end of arm.

track.

should bc adjusted

shafts and turn

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the rollelhead.

shaft in its adjusted

double

bearing

for

shafts

bottom radii

their entire

bcaring

will cause

bein-e crosscut.

rollerhead

the
for clarity and

for

bearing

the second

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as

ARM TO
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to readjusting

adjustment
clamp

released

in the

the

arm.

column.

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(a)

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of arm.

(b)

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ti-shten

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To make

to

remove

(a)

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held

(b)

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handle.

(c)

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the handle

adjustments

the

COLUMN

the

of the arm

there

and

SHROUD

arm

on

should

the arm

jam

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turning

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bolts

jam

nuts

cover, as follorvs:

elevating handle.

by a set

front

end

arm

cover

post.

arm clamp

to column. With

vertical plav

be no

should

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them clockrvise.

for proper

)

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in

(A).

in the

arm

it is

&

mirer

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cap

bv rotatins

cam check

the arm

on

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and re-

necessary

clamp

it over

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with

shroud removed

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of back

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of arm

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arm

miter

adjust:

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be

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clamp

latch

made

the

To

(a)

(b)

(c)

ARM

from

ser

tighten

prior

CLAMP

handle

operates

the

0: and

screw

clamp turn

to trying

set screw

(A)

(A).

a

cam that clamps

45:

slots.

on

clamp

clamp

bolt

the

clamp.

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bolt

clockrvise,

)

and releases

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clamp cam

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little

the arm. and lifts

pivot pin

adjustment

(C).

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clamp

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adjust:

(a)
(b)

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of

.the

cam

has

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contact

trghten

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clamp

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set

screw

the

clamp

casting

set screw.

handle

adjusted.

in pivot

rod

when

POSITION

may

need

pin

so

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clamped

adjusting

on the

the

clamp

handle

or released.

after

the

rod.

does

not

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saw

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noticeable

is

hard

adjust:

(a)

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and

(b)

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is

diTculr,

the

easy.

(c)

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the

proper

jam

(d)

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agajnst

their

screws

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is_

necessary

ing

belt

rension.

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adjust:

(a)

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(b)

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tension.

(c)

thar

belt

BASE

play

to

elevate,

rear

locknuts

clamp

bolts

and

until

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column

adju-stment

against

the

arm.ro

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to slip

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exists

of

lower

righten

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tighten

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the

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slot

nut

the colqmn-

locknuts

or locknuts

lightly.

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to

remove

two

and

excess.ively

then

(A).

loose

the

screws

hold

screws

jump

or

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between

the

machine)

and

brass

Adjust

the

arm. If

jam

the

is

no

bolts

in the

is

achieved.

left

side of

the

right.

key

Caution:

may cause

TENSION

the

arm

marked

sprocker

(A)

and

fight

base

from

its pulley.

the

base

base

requires

set screws

lower

the

column

(A)

nuts

play

(A)

but elevation

holding

base,

tighten

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the

slot.

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to remove

excessive

setscrew

cover

to

adjust

(A)

and

bracker

(B)

and

bolt first.

(C)

securelv.

adjustment

the

column

adjustment.

(B).

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binds

againsr

the

is

jam

the

the setscrews

all rotary

damage.

nuts

bolts

each bolt

play.'Tig:hten

tor!'u'e

the

tim-

(B).
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apply

belt

may

cause

or if

the

nuts

tam

and elevation

right

side

moderately

place.

in

(A)

until

the

tighten

(B)

lightly

on

thj

set-

of

its

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ADJUSTING

The table

To

align

(a)

(b)

(c)
(d)

(e)

(f)

(g)

(h)

(i)

(j)

Position

under the

the frame..Now.

to this

adjust

over.
touches

locking

top

proceed

Remove the

Elevate

Release

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Release

and left.

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Bend

down

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and notice

arbor

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parallel

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provided)

the

table

high point.

one.

two

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the

end

nuts

in

TABLE

surface

the saw

the bevel lock

the arm

and

clearance

to the

end of

must

as follows:

guard,

about 20 turns.

the motor

the miter lock

until the

so that

arm to the

if

there is

top

the

arm.

is a

difference

and adjust

the arbor

you

and

position

Lower

or three nuts

locking

the same

of

the

nut.

arbor.

manner.

TOP PARALLEL

parallel

be

the

lever

until

the arbor is

and locator soyou

your

eye is

right

any change

of

the table.

(distance)

in

follows.

as

will

notice

the

end

the arbor

to get

Loosen

Tighten

with the horizontal plane

blade and the washers

pull

and

end of the

even

and left

is

the

the clearance,

directly over

four

of the arbor

until it touchei

the

table

the lockin_e

the loc[ing

WITH

ARM

the

bevel locating

to

90o

with

and

in the

same over the

(4)

the table.

can movc

arbor is

the highest point

locking

directll:

parallel.

just

the table

push

the roller

distance

remove

the table.

\ow

nut

and push

nut.

over rhe

If required.

of the

from the

over the

top.

between

entire

the four

nuis that hold

mor.e

motor.

pin.

the arm to

table.

hcad

back and forth

the

surface the

spring

on the

nearest

you

the

the

table up

adjust

arm tracks.

right

the

of

end

table. L<-rok

the

locking

mav hai..e

arbor directly

the

table is

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pins

cleats to

nut

until ii

the

other

to

CHECK

The

table

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and

one
other
saw

set).

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not

use

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WORK

the

all

clamp-

edge

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blade

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blade

TABLE

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assem-bi1'

and

are affected

TOP

of top-and

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a level e\cept

BLADE

TOP

arm

in

cross-cur

handles

on

the

table

against

gullets

is

not flat

and

AND

GUIDE

and guide

br:r'arious

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sanding.

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as a

PERPENDICULAR

position,

lockid place

top parailel

the

flaf

of

not

against

against

FENCE

strip are.checked.for

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rvith

Strip.

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alight

slraight

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variation

edge.

all

latches

a steel square"i:ith

guide

to

the

saiv

teeth

square,

strip

blade

because

adjust

as follows:

conditions,_a

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from perfect

(This

check

engaged

and the

jplace

of

in

tooth

straightness_

ilight

change

sliould

straightness

for

is

straightness,

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loosen

before leaving

from

be"checked

of table

(a)

Remove

(b)

Loosen

(c)

Tilt

motor

again

place

bevel pointer.

In

some

center

factory.

the

fac-tory

with'a

top

conditions

square

wili

not levelness

bevel pointer

two

outside

until

blade is

(very

lock

cases

cap

it will

screw in

As all wood products

ro;;i;es

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or straight

not no.rnoiiy

with

the

floor,)

by removing

socket

flrmly)

order

flat

be

head

against

socket

found

to

adjust

edge.

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the

"ff;&

two

screws.

screws.

the

square

head

screws.

necessarv

motoi.

must

be found.

average

and

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to also

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BEYEL

The

bevel

positioned

adiust

li.,osen

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with

the

board

with

the

(

a set

alm

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(a)

Loosen

(b)

Loosen

(c)

Lay

the

(d)

Move

which

(e)

If

miter

right

necessary.

(f)

If saw

miter

screw,

(g)

when

ment

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miter

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latch.

SCALE

scale

for

the

CROSS

miter

l"

x

72"

tooth

is

out

of alignment

steel

other

saw

way

saw blade

latch.

adjusting

bladc

latch.

re-engage

saw

screws

not

tighten

is located

vertical

two

latch

if

available)

blade.

arm

clamp

two

set

square

edge

carriage

arm

moves

with

moves
Loosen

travel

in

at

cutting

screws,

CUT

engaged

check

with

handle

screws

on

table

at

0'

cross-cut

and

must

be

toward

screw

screw,

away

right

miter

parallel

is

place

by retightening

adjusting

the

front

pointer

the

move

the

TRAYEL

and.arm

against

cut

with

guide

the

(B)

under

the

top

blade

forward

adjusted.

square

driver

re-engage

from

adjusting

latch.

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to square

screws

of

pointer

WITH

clamp

the

a

.

miter

with

as

shown

loosen

miter

square

enough

the

should

guide

steel

fence.

one

arong

as

left

as

screw

and

for

set

motor.

be

to

0 and

GUIDE

handle

strip.

square.

adiusting

edge

against

picture.

in

steel

it

comes

adjusting

letch.

it

comes

ancl

repeat

entire

screws.

to retard

when

at

0

on

tighten.

FENCE

locked,

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cut

screws.

guide

square

forward,

screw

check

forward,

tighten

if

necessary.

length,

the

operation

the

motor

the

scale,

place

a

this

is

not

square,

fence

to determine

disengage

and

tighten

and

repeat

disengage

left

adjusting

iock

adjust-

of

is

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wide

board

and

if

the

MITER

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The
arm

scale.

To

POINTER

miter

positioned

is

adjusr:

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rotate

DIRECTIONS

1.

Fit

5/ 16"

(This

2.

Fit

large

wrench

3.

While.

use.

downward

and

nut

pointer

the

FOR

wrench

is

holding

a

wrench

possible.

as

holding

will

is

located

for

straight..orr-.ri

rear

screw

scale

to

zero,

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into

front

wrench

on

arbor

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wrench

pressure

loosen.

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at the

located

retighten

end

only.)

nut

as

starionary

of

right

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top

on

the

pointcr

the

on

the

screw.

ARBOR

of

nearl). parallel

NUT

motor

with

hand

on

page

I l,

3.

back

of the

should

top

of

shaft.

to

lirst

lefr

hand,

second rrrench

arm. \\,hen

be

at

the

miter

o.

cn

scale,

the
the

10

ADJUSTING

Both

the leading

plane

parallel

against

tion and
front

Now remove

to the
the rear

the

all locks

teeth

back

teeth are

following

teeth

start

same

operation

To

odiust

(a)

Disengage
bevel

(b)

Loosen

(c)

Loosen
tighten

(d)

Retighten

(e)

Recheck

To

odiust

(a)

Disengage
bevel

(b)

Loosen

(c)

Loosen

tighten

(d)

Retighten

(e)

Recheck

After

left

the

motor

make

cuts

and

to the

right

side

of the

blade

the

stock

of the

the front

at the

bottom

with the

when

morks

pin.

right

right

left

as above

when

morks

pin.

right

left

right

lock

as

and

right

to 45"

on

2" x

CROSS.CUT

(HEEL

trailing

arm

tracks.

guide

of

the

and latches

to

clear the

by slidirig

arm.

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prominent

teeth

and

front

of

stock

ore

on

bevel

clamp

and

left

lock

set

screw

set

screw.

lock

nuts

and

by

cutting.

qre

on

bevel

clamp

and

left

lock

set

scre*-

set

scre\\-.

nuts

and

above

by

curting.

adjustments

bevel

cross-cut position

4"

stock

as r.,as

TRAYEL

ADJUSTMENT)

teeth

of

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check,

fence.

engaged,

stock and

to the right

the cut edge

on the

adiustment

against

the stock

slock

cut

cut

the left

handle.

nuts

about

bevel

clamp

siock

cut

handle,

nuts.

about

berel

clamp handle.

have

been made,

done in

PARALLEL

the

sarv blade

place

with

end

trim

the

before

stock

is

necessary.

and

righi

on

Do not pull

at rear

1./6

turn

handle.

on left

Do

not

1 6

turn and

and

cross-cut

should

a

the

machine

this

stock

rear

teeth remaining

returning

of

the

the rear

travel up

side

of

side:

yoke

of

and

side:

pull

tilt

again

TO

ARM TRACKS

travel

board 4,,

in

by allowing

stock.

If

teeth

(The

and

back.)

guide

the

position.

high

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cut

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in the

x

1,, or larger

0o

cross-cut

only the

in

the

cutting

blade marks

are

not

arcs

of the rear

Repeat

fence.

if

or lorv

odiust

(a)

(b)
(c)

(d)

(a)
(b)

(c)

(d)

when

(left.hond

Disengage
bevel

Loosen

Loosen

screws

set screw.

Retighten

and recheck

when

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tighten

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recheck

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the

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the rear

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by

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pin.

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bottom

right

as above

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of

marks

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lock nuts.

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upper

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motor is

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and left

bottom

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blade

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scale

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toward

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the screu's.

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only

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be

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alignment.

front

board

3/q"

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material over

replaced as required

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and secure it to the

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cutting

piece

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A,IARKS

kerf marks

your

table

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of V+"

plywood

front board

the spacer

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the

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move the saw

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(c)

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back.

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(d)

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saw forward to the end

hand.

deep.

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the handle

and
handle

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and lock the arm 90" to

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pull

presses

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direction.

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Once

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release
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the fence.

center

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the

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until the

back

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rear

Stop

position

in

j)

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the

Lock Rip Lock

(k)

release the

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will cut

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are made

into different

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kerf marks.

positions

proceed

should

as follows:

now

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u'ithout chang-

the fence.

90" to the table.

out to about the

push

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still

middle of the

just

grazes

it

roller head all the

the

and lightly score thc

running)

1/4

turn.

the

of the arm with

groove

Lock.

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release the

yoke

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against

locatcr

rotating the blade until the spring

pin

in the table

the

pin

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to

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turn

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of the table.

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pressure

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to the outrip

for

outripping.

lock

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labels

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WARNING

FOR

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1.

2.

3.

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Keep

Return

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hands

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4.

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5.

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7.

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off. Remove

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dangerous

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SAW

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use

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less

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further

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wood

board

3 inches

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wrenches

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study

the

instructions

when

lence

during

back towards

permit

someone

possible

due to

fingers

to insure

ripping

on

the

saw table

on

the table

should

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or

so

be made

the

table is

saw

higher

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FEED

CUTTING

FROM

pictorial

the workpiece

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to

must

proper

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from

set-up

THIS

allow

the

arbor

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operating

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type

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the

operator.

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kickbacks.

be kept

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material

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in

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clear,

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than

rear

INJURY

MATERIAL

END

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blade

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your

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will

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the

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to rock

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the

catibrated

arm.

miterscate.(D)

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is

at

0o

eye

and

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45o

A

Elevation

Each

full

turn

on

lifts

or

lowers

the

the

inch.

NoTE:

1'28"

CROSS.CUTTING

Always

below

the

leave

top

elevating

arm (A)

the

anti'kickback

ol

the

workpiece

handle

exacily

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during

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pin

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yoke

90"

assembly

all

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yoke

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left,

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automatically

positions.

place.

in

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operations.

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and

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handle

swing

released,

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observe

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(B)

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rip

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guide

ror

most

ror

maximum

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lence

and

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in

thin

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and

width

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and

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yoke

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right

at

four

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caution

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on

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the

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push

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rence

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arm

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in

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for

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inches

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tilt

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pin

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angle

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rip

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anti-kickback

workpiece

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to

the

released,

positions.

bevel

is

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lock

cramp

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locates

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this

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CUTS

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14

FOR

WITH

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A,

A

B,

C, D)

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position,
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tor

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through

return

saw

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model

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tormtng

repetitive

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0o

latch

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bring

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cutting

on

in

lock

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on

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same

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hand

handle

as cross cut.

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handle

shown

on miter

the

angles

to lock.the

adtohatically.

IMPORTANT:

and

popular

arm.

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scaE.

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Check

This

position.

RIP

cut

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against
guard

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back

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kickback

Lower

operation

machine

on infeed

to

hold

materialfirmly

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material

device is

Guard

PLOUGH

is

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then

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lock

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on

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on.

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positions,
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than.

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handle

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scale.

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the

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tie

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the

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upper

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electrical

guard

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piece

into

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splifler

blade

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surface

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in

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to

clamp

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top

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cut-off

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arm

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across

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a

combination

cut.

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position.

handle.

miter

in

between

clamp

for

miter

Check

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Swing

position,

angles,

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cut

bevel

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lock

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precautions

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arm

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on

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vertical position.

motor

guard

column

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material

rabbet

cuts,

page

4.

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over

into

sets

crank,

for

evenly,

Tilt

motor

dado

rip

above

cut

motor

D.

First,

locates

place

head.

position

mate-

also

desired.

firmly

for

rip

Read

bevel

scrib€d

into.

r.ip

lock)

lock

desired
guard

the

anti-kickback

use

a wood

prevent

ther

ALWAYS

WEAR

ERATION

DUST

BEVEL

Figs.

B.

cross-cut

above.

position

securely

point.

at in-feed

"pusher"

kickback.

NOTE

WEAR

MASK

IS

DUSTY.

RIP

C,

and D.

position

place

Now,

Be

(using

arid

against

sure

oosition. adiust

rievice

board

GOGGLES.

IF

Start

as de-

the

saw

rip

aim

to lower

and then

to fur-

OP.

in

at

Place

shaper

arbor;

cover

Now,

set

position

same

s.haper

desired,

secu.rely,

so

that

rial.

Feed

and

evenly

-

cutters.

pressure,

SHAPE

cutter

with

up

the

cutter

Lock

adjust

just

it

the

into

Maintain positive

on

shaper

macliine'in

as

RABBET.

for

the

saw

carriage

shaper guaid

clears'the

material

the

motor

guard.

the

Set

profile

mate.

firmly

shape-r

Replace
head.

Use

dado

cuts

When

determining

simply

touches

lower

dado

Each

full

one-half

Wide

dado

by

making

across

saw

lower

top

turn

turn

the

16

for

same

material.

DADO

blade

across

as

depth

dado

until

of

material.

head

as

equals

1/1G

cuts

can

successive

with

or

saw

desired.

t/s

inch,

be

dado

angle

blade,

of

cut;

it

iust

Then

inch,

etc.

made

passes

|a:r

---{:6

Remove

collars

onto

wherever

For

only,

the disc
on-

fixture.

the

position.

evenly

finer

DISC

arbor

place

in

arbor.

desired

bevel

place

sander.

angles,

For

disc

sander

for

paper

Locate

and

shaper

use

surface

Feed

best

for

SANDER

nut.

Leave

and

thread

disc

on

surface

guard

For finish

work

sanding

into

the

results.

final

finish,

both

disc

sander

machine.

sanding

ovei

work

suppod

tilt

vertical

material

Use

It

machine

The

it

is

best

is

important

seems

to

cut

following guide

perlorm

to

to realize

inaccurately,

is

listed

oll

ol

the

ALIGNMENT

that

an

improperly

its

adjustments

for your

alignment

procedures

GUIDE

FOR

adjusted

and

convenience.

when

ACCURATE

just

saw

alignments

However,

correcting,

CUTTING

will

not

should

chungirtg

any

one

yield

be

checked.

one

prctblem.

the

accurate

adjustment

cuts

u,ill

desired.

alJect

If

another,

the

so

l.

2.

Lumber
away

or

3.

Saw

ploughing.

Saw

will

cross

cut

cut.

from

ploughing.

stalls

Pnosrsl\a

not

or

a

has

a

fence

*'hen

make

good

tendencv

when

ripping

ALIGNMENT

a

square

45"

miter

to walk

ripping

or

GUIDE

Possrst-e

Arm

is

fence.

Arm

Column

not perpendicular

has

excessive

is loose

Too rnuch play

column.

Roller

head

Yoke

too

head.

dust

fence.

not

fence

edge

blade

blade

not

rate

blade.

too

much

head

loose

between

loose

parallel

of fixed

or

straight.

too

loose

play

too

when

roller

Saw

guide

Table

Guide

Rear

Saw

fence.

fence.

Dull

Fence

Feed

Wrong
Column

Too

column.

Roller

Yoke

head.

Saw

dust

FOR

Cause

play

in

base.

between

too

loose

when

between

with

not

straight.

board

is

not parallel

cutters.

fast.

in

base.

between

loose

in arm

clamped

lumber

ACCURATE

guide

to

at

end.

arm

and

in

arm.

clamped

lumber

arm.

not

and

straight.

with

,.*

,nd

to roller

and

fence.

CUTTING

Adiust

fence.

Tighten

Make

Make

Adjust

to

Adiust

Keep

Make

Replace
Sand

Make

Adiust

fence.

Sharpen
Replace

Sl"*

Use

Make

Keep

cross

proper

proper

roller

yoke

table

proper

fence.

or reola<

heel

cross

or

Fence.

f..d

correct

proper

table

Solu'rroN

cut

adjusting

adjustment.
adiustment.

head

clamp

top

clean.

adjustment.

adjustment.

cut

replace

*tt

blade

adiustments.

top

clean.

travel

screws.

correctly.

handle.

travel

blade

guide

with

with guidt

4.

Saw

giving

blade

good

a

scores

finished

lumber,

cut.

not

Saw

Column

column.

Yoke

roller

llcnt

Not

fceding

uslng

desired.

blade

is

too

too

loose

head.

blade

or.dull.

sa*,

lmproper

heeling.

loose

when

properly.

blade

t7

in

basE.

for

clamped

finish

.-

cut

l\,lake

I'lakc

Replace

Draw

a slow

Change

heel

proper

blade

saw

blade

and

blade.

adjustment.

adjustments.

across

pull.

steady

lumber

with

PRosmu

PossrsLp

Causn

SolurroN

5. Saw

to

when

6.

Cut depth

of stock

7.

45'

blade or Dado

push

lumber

cross cutting.

varies from

to

the other.

bevel

cut not accurate.

blades

tend

to one side

one

end

Saw

blade is heeling.

Column

Too much

column.

Roller

Yoke

roller

Fence

Duln

Table
Column

T-

column.

Saw blade not

table top.
Column too loose in

Too much

column.

too loose in

play

head

too loose

too loose

head.

not

straight,

Ea

rcr

top not

too loose

pt"y

**h

play

base.

between

in arm

when

cutters"

parallel

in

with

base.

b.t,*.,

perpendicular

base.

between arm and

Roller head too loose in

Yoke

too

loose

when clamped to

roller head.

Bevel clamp

Table

top not

handle loosc,

parallel

with arm.

arm and

clamped

arm.

"..

arm,

to

,"d

to

Make heel

proper

Make

Replace.

R.pt'rce

Adiusi

\lake

Make saw

Make

o. ,h*p.*

rabie top

proper

proper

adjus'rment.

adiustments

pararel

adjustments.

blade adjustment.

adjustments.

with

arm.

8.

Saw tends

lumber

9. Saw

in

0. Miter

various

l

Elevating

elevating

12.

Clamping

miter

13.

Clamping

at

bevel angles

too fast.

does not

tracks.

scale

miter

angles

to advance over

traverse smoothly

not accurate

angles.

handle

or lowering

force not

force not

other

other

slips

su{ficient

than 45".

than 45",

when

saw.

sufficient

Roller

adiusted.

Dull

Not feeding saw

Dirty

Bad bearing.

at

Scale

Belt

Set screw
Base

at

Arm

Bevel

head bearings not

blade.

properly.

tracks.

pointer

tensicn not sufficient.

in elevating

not adiusted

clamp out of adjustment.

clamp handle too loose.

not

properly

arm loose.

properly.

properly

adjusted.

Adiust

Replace

Draw

a

Clean.

Replace

Adjust

Adiust belt

Tighten
Adiust base

Adiust arm

Adiust bevel

roller

head

or sharpen

saw blade across lumber

slow and steady

bearing.

pointer.

scale

tension.

set screw.

to column.

clamp.

clamp

bearing to arm.

with

pull.

handle.

18

ATTACHM

ENTS

ACCESSOR

&

I ES

Even

RADIAL

-#lr

^#t

-lill"

+\

.ffi,

more

SAW: SAW

RADIAL

BLADES

Attbtades tisted have 15.9 mm

Ca\.Number

35025

R291

I

R997
R1011

R

1013

R1014

R'1041

R1426

R201

0

3001

0

CARBIDE
R989

30101

SAW

SAW

Stze

203.2

mm

203.2 mm

228.6 mm

228.6 mm

254.0

mm

254.0

mm

254.0 mm

254.0

mm

254.0

mm

254.0 mm

BLADES

254.0 mm

254.0 mm

versatility with these

(5/8")

arbor hote.

Chisel Tooth

Veneer, Taper

Chisel Tooth

Hollow
Hollow

Ground
Ground

Veneer,

Chisel Tooth

Novelty
Novelty Tooth

Taper

Ground

Ground

Tooth

(8")
(8")
(9")

(9")

(10")

('10")

(10")
(10")
(10")
(10")

(

10")

(10")

-Iype

Combination,
Plywood
Combination,

Planer,
Planer,

Plywood
Combinaton,

Rip

Combination,
Combination,

Combination

Combinatron

attachments

No.

Teeth

of

22

176

28
65
75

200

30

36

60
28

8

40

Quality

Standard
Standard
Premium
Premium
Premium
Premium

Premium
Standard
Standard
Standard

. .

.

RADIAL

h

R1201

Leg

Sland. For

35021

Deluxe

7717,

bench
18%

B&D Bench
for many

")high

Machine

Rubber

SAW

Grinders

uses.

Work

loot

Legs

modets

7739,

Stand.

and

surface

grommets.

R't205

Use with

Clamps

cu!'ate length

JUSt
setrrl,.)g lcr

7749.

Use with

Miter

Box. A

584.2

Adjustable

to

i-o

screw

7779.

DeWatt 7715,7716

stable work

mm

x 476.3

mm

Cutoff

radial

any

fence

cutting.

provides

exact length.

for

arm

repeated

Fine

precise

shop

(23,,

Gauge.

saw_

ac-

ad-

Aulomatic

to rear

carriage

35026 fits radial

and 12"

-IH€

M6iC OT

YO$A

RA'IAI AIff

5A!{

35601

&

x

R1516

Splitter

radial

arm saws.

35017.254

(10")

mm

and Anti.Kickback

(10")

mm

DeWalt

models.

Arm

descriptive ideas

New

Styte tower

machine

of

to

Radial

"The

Saw."

Device.

btade

Relurn

arm. Returns

posilion.

rear

arm

Saws.

Magic

pages

310

and illustrations.

For

afi 254 mm (10,,)

_ .-_,rlr

guard,

Device.

saw,

Fastens

saw

plus

ol Your Radiat

of highly

e

;I-

fits ail

2S4

10"

35010

on arm

(12")

mm

of roller

length.

off

Roller Head

ot 254 mm (10")

machines

head

Stop. Mounts

to limit travel

to

any

and

desired

305

cut-

19

32000

Saw

impac't

crosscut,

7739,

7749

models

Dust

plastic

miter

machines

if modified.

Catcher.

unit

collects

and bevel

Sturdy

dusl in

positions.

and fits

high-

Fits

other

f

RADIAL

Make finished

surface

mouldings

special

shape with

and

woodworking

w

ff3&

tl-

a

R3076

;

I

R6478

Economical

R6500

(%")

mm

Starter Set and Knives

3-Knile

arbor hole.

ra.

T

Z

R6515

ffi

t

;

I

R6520

L

R6524

;

a

R6521

RADIAL

SAWS

edges for

cabinet making,

Deluxe
Work.

30024

Knife

38.1 mm (11/2")

hole
Panel

R6480

38.1 mm

Sets of

mm

11/2")

held

R3076

R6477
Panel

R6478

radius.

R6501
Head; 1

Universal

Lip Knives;

Cove Knives.
Shaper Head

R651

7

glue

many

different knife

effects.

30025

Converts

and

fence

Shaper

Jointer

Shaper

and 50.8

Raising
2-Knife

(11/2")

2 Knives-Self

(1/4"-3/8")

long.

High

by

6.4 mm

mm (%0")

B

50.8 mm

Raising

Cabinet

7o rake

3-Knite

R6505

Bead Knives;

1 R6517

Sets of 3 Knives:

R5505

Glue Joint Knives

R6506

Ogee Casing Knives

R6512

Universal Bead

R6514 Panel
R6515

Cabinet Door

R6517

Knives
R6518

25.4

R65'19

Tongue Knives

R6520

Groove Knives

R6521

6.4 mm

Quarter Round

R6522 Triple
R6524

Base

34003

Tool

guard

blade

sanding
commodate

SAWS

30020
work the fast

plastic,

blade.

R8028

sists

Coarse.

Shape

jointing

& Knives Yield

Head

Head

wide,

mm

Knives

Shaper Head.

wide,15.88

thick,

speed

(t/0")

Knives

Door Lip

Shaper Head

Glue

for Radiat

8 mm

and

long

sets for

panel

Shaper/Jointer

saw for

jointing

(2")

(2")

operations.

1lsz"

has

&'tha" adjustments.

& Knives

(R6480)

15.88

Jointing/Surfacing

(R6477).

mm

Aligning.

25.4 mm-38.1

steel with

socket screw.

Bead

and

Jointing/Surfacing

Knives,

Joint

1 R6515

8 mm

and Tabte

Cupboard Door

(5/6")

(1")

mm

tools

Straight Knives

(1/4")

and 12.7 mm

Knives

mm

6.4

Mold Knives
Guard. Replaces

for

shaping,

planing

operations.

up 1o203.2

Saber

Saber Saw.

easy

metal.

Saber Saw Blades.

of one each: Fine,

&

Joint RADIAL

boards.

ralsing

precise

Edge

decoritive

and

other

Fence.

shaping

&

35500 Router

router

applications.

Uses most

ln feed

RADIAL

R1208

Finest

Quality

includes

Set

:127

127 mm

Lip Knives

Bead

1t1o"l

(5")

mm

mm

1s1u")

(5")

(%")arbor

6.4 mm-9.6

mm

one hole and

Cove Knives

9.6 mm

Set. 1 R6500

Knives;

1s7,u"1

Knives

1 R6512

Cabinet Door

Bead

Saws,

Knives

and Cove

Bead

standard

jointing.

mm

Knives

Will

(8')

Saw

Does

way

in wood,

Complete with

Medium,

2-

tong,

arbor

and

long.
hole.

(1"-

and

(s/u")

and

15.9

(1/2")

disc

ac-

dia.

curve

Con-

right

horizontal

RADIAL

Rotary

faces

R6380 Rotary

wrench).

thickness

R6383

Disc

R7470

Set

mm

disc

Surface, end

30016 6 assorted

sensitive

60,

Drum Sanders.

30092 3'

Drum

arbor
(12')

to

up

30091 2'

mm

arbor

(12")

delicate

30090 1'

mm

arbor shaft ol
(12")

delicate

RADIAL

These
drawer

Finest

R6024 152.4

Flat

(';"),

bore.

R6001

low
(',:"),

bore.

R6025

Ground

1

Chipper

SAWS Rout

Attachmenl. Holds

motor for

overarm routing

ldeal for

Router motors.

SAWS

9.6 mm

hand

(3/8')

arbor on models

drill.

A must

SAWS

planers

with either

Knile

Sander.

203.2 mm

(includes

(8")

No. 60

3 No. 80

Sander, 15.9 mm

shaft ot all 254 mm

models

50.8 mm

(3")

shaft ot

models

(3")

models for

surface and

straight or

Planer

Surface

panel

sizing,

Set. 2 Knives

15.9 mm

bevel edge disc,

pressure-sensitive

dia.

grit).

grain

sandpaper

(76.2

dia.

long,

sanding.

dia.

long, 15.9 mm

sanding.

203.3 mm

grits).

mm)

for straight

(2")

thick.

(50.8

15.9 mm

254 mm

all

for medium radius

(25.4

mm) Drum

all 254 mm

small radius

SAWS

great

DADO

mm

(2

Blades, 4

1.6

(2

Blades,

.6 mm

(6")

(8")

SETS

and

mm

(116") 15,9 mm

corners, rabbet

Quality Cut

Ground

1

Chipper

152.4 mm

Ground

1

Chipper 1.6 mm

203.2 mm

(2

Blades, 4

'1

variety work.

Drill

Drill

chuck w/key

7739

&7749 tor

for dowel

(includes

planes.

raising.

(8")

Fast material
and

bevel sanding.

discs

dia., 76.2 mm

(s/e)

mm) Drum

(5/8")

(5/8')

cuts, with Spacers

Precision

(6")

(%6")

Dado

4

1r7,u")

Dado

Chippers 3.2mm

jointing.

Plane

size boards.

curved edges.

knives

Excellent for

for R6380

(%")

L.H. thread.

dia. Sander Disc

one

sandpaper

(8") pressure-

(1

No. 50, 2 No.

L.H. thread.

(10")

and 305 mm

and curved

Sander, 76.2

thread.

L.H.

(10")

and

curves

Sander, 76.2

L.H. thread.

(10")

and 305 mm

curves

Dado

cut uniform

over Longest

Dado

Head

Chippers 3.2 mm

15.9

Head

Chippers

15.9

Head

(%")

fits

and

203.2

removal.

(3")

tong

Fits

edges

Fits

mm

305

and

Fits

and

slots,

Set.

(%")

mm

Set. Hol-

3.2 mm

(%")

mm

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(,/s"),

bore.

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B

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grooves,

and

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sur-

.(

20

MOTOR

OVERLOAD PROTECTION

Your Saw Motor

the

following

l.

Press the

2. Allow

further

3. After

Motor will

Motor

will

"BLOW."

Motor

fails to

(Power

output

rapid ly with

at motor

Motor

starts

come

up to full

Motor

overheats.

Stading

operate,

M.t.r

.trll.

fuses

or

Frequent

circuit

breakers.

steps:

"OFF" button

the motor

until

the reset is

TROUBLE

not run.

run

not

develop full

of motor decreases

decrease in

terminals.)

slowly

speed,

relay in

motor will

(r".rltirC

tripped

circuit

opening

is

equipped with a manual-reset

on the front of the

to cool, and then

you

hear

do

accomplished,

a

"click"

TROUBLE

fuses

and

press

when

the

saw

SHOOTING

PROBABLE

Protector

Low

Short

plug.

Short circuit in

or loose connections.

power.

Power line overloaded with
lights, appliances

voltage

motors.
Undersize wires

lons.

General

company's

sections

mand for

ceeds

generating

systems.)

Incorrect

or fails

to

Low Voltage

starting relay.

Starting

Motor overloaded.

Improper

tion restricted

due

not

Bur:red

extended

caused by low line

etc.

Open

Loose

in motor

l" bl"-"

breakers).

Starting ,'elay not

Vc:age

n:oior

snped

Fuses

not

of fuses

or

Motor
Fuse-

have

not

overload

arm.

the red RESET

the button is

may

be started by

CAUSE

open;

voltage.

in line

circuit

protector.

pressed.

circuit broken

cord or

junction

and

or circuit

overloading

facilities.

of the

electrical

the capacity of existing

and

fuses in

relay not

cooling.

to sawdust,

relay contacts

hold-in

relay

coil

or

broken connections

terminal

of

(ln

country,

power

distribution

power

will not

-

operating.

(Air

circula-

through motor

etc.)

(due

periods

voltage,

box.

operatrng.

.c!v

icc

ic reach

or

circurt

have sufficient

ic

!er'^-t,t

cperat ng

breakers

capacrty.

overloaded.

sufficient

capacity.

protector

button. If

pressing

If the

you

the

do

"ON"

not hear

"trips" and stops the motor,

a

button.

CHART-MOTOR

protector

Reset

box,

other

too

power

many

de-

ex-

line.

trip

do

to

(indicated
Check

lnspect line

sulation and

lnspect all teminals in

loose or shorted connectrons.
Reduce line

lncrease wire

Request

company.

lnstall

Correct low voltage condition.

Replace

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