Powermatic 72 Operating Instructions And Parts List Manual

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ARBOR SAW

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INSTRUCTIONS

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Model

72

-

12"

Tilting Arbor

ll4"

Saw

FOREWORD

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

manual has been

This In order to obtain

prepared

maximum life

for

the owner and operators

and efficiency from your

safety, read the manual thoroughly and follow all The specifications

listed were in

icy of continuous improvement,

effect

when

Powermaiic

the

reserves

curring obligations.

UABEANT'T

This machine and its component stages gree

place,

F.O.B. ignated service center replacement required because of misuse, abuse, and their

made or claims for defects will be honored if

in quality properly

production

of

that for a

at our option, any machine

plant,

our

electrical

local

authorized repair station for service.

attempted outside of

place

of all other

or operativeness. This warranty becomes effective only

filled out

and each finished machine is subjected to a final

period

of eighteen

providing

the undersigned, for our examination. This

of

components

warranties

returned to the factory within ten

and

parts

have been carefully

('l

8) months

(or

component

such machine

which

are warranteed

our factory

Serial

guarantees,

or

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or

No.

Powermatic

of a

Powermatic saw

instructions

manual

the

from

date of

part

component

or because of normal wear and tear; or electrical motors

by their manufacturer and which

Further, we cannot be responsible

designated service

plate

has

express

carefully.

was published.

right to

thereof)

been

implied, with

or

change specifications

inspected

delivery from our

part)

(10)

and

inspection

proving is returned

warranty

center without our authorization.

removed. This warranty

when the accompanying

days from date of delivery.

POWERMATIC

respect to fitness, merchantability,

tilting arbor circular saw.

and to aid

in operating

However, because of

at

any

performance

authorized dealer

defective within the above

prepaid

does

tested atvarious

shipment. We a-

before

to re-

plant,

to our

not include repair or

should

for

the

is

HOUDAI LLE, Inc.

or a des-

be taken to

cost of repairs

expressly

made

card is fully and

saw with

the

Powermatic's

without

time

period,

No

polin-

A

safety

rules decal

to negate the

is installed

reading

on each

understanding of this

and

machine as a reminder of

1. Read and understand the operations hazards

and Be sure

2.

Rernove

3.

Do not wear Remove

4. Wear a safety tace

5. such as ear

the floor around

Keep

6. ger of

slipping.

operator When setting up

7.

associated

machine frame

the

fasten loose articles of clothing

or

gloves.

jewelry

such as finger rings,

protectors

Powermatic

normally stands, and

with this machine.

is

shield,

the

goggles,

required.

as

machine clean and free

the

machine for any

electrically grounded.

or glasses to protect

Protective

recommends the

marking off a

not use a cracked or dull biade or one is securely locked on the

is locked

ture NOTE: A caution

misalignment.

of

that the table is free of

and

decal is installed

arbor.

(See

Check the

p.l3

SAFETY

RULES

basic rules to be followed

manual.

manual's safety and operating

such as a

necktie, long sleeves, or coat, and

watches, and bracelets.

eyes and

foot wear

type

from scraps,

use

an anti-skid

of

work area for each

job,

check the

saw

blade

with missing teeth or

alignment of the

tools and material

on each

for

guard and

instructions on alignment.)

splitter assembly to

wear other personal protective equipment

should be worn.

sawdust, oil

floor

machine.

or

improper set.

splitter and fence.

except the

but isnot intended

instructions. Know the

or grease to minimize the

strip on the

cutter for cracks or

floor

missing teeth.

Make sure the

sure the

Make

stock

to

be cut.

warn against the

limitations

confine

where the

area

blade or

hazard

long hair.

dan-

Do

cutter

fence

or

fix-

Page

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Model

72

-

],2"ll4" Til

Arbor

Saw

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

8.

Stand saw

Use

9.

can feather

and blade

10.

Do man"

11.

If plete

t2.

Give

carrying

13.

Neverclimb Avoid tact

to one side

blade.

the splitter,

be used.

boards,

guard immediately

not

reach

take it

leaving

the machine

stop

the work

on

awkward

the blade.

of saw

blade

guard,

On operations

fixtures

over

or

the saw

away.

area,

before departing.

you're

doing,

a conversation

on ornear.the

operations

SAFETY

and do not

push stick

such

as dadoing

other safety

after

completing

blade

to remove

turn off

and

saw.and hand

the machine

the saw

"horse

Keep

positions

RULES, cont'd

allow

and

other

or

molding

devices

and

the

stock;

or

cutter

play"

are

an evenly

where

any other

safety

person to stand in

devices

where such

use

extreme

operations

use

a pusher stick

and wait

until

your undivided

careless

balanced

acts

that can result

stance

a sudden

for

all operations

devicis cannot

caution.

that

required

or

the saw

attention.

with

slip

could

line

Reinstall

their removal.

have

a helper

blade

comes

Looking

in

serious"injury.

yourweight

"yo.r,

""ur.

with

the

where

they

be used,

the splitter

"tail

or

ro

a com-

around,

on both

hand

to con-

use

feet.

14.

?g^nor shift

Do

15.

machine

16.

Bolt shift

Provide

t7.

18.

Use

warranty

Do

19.

pgrposes'

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injury

WARNING:

leave

long

or wide

position.

not

remove

from

the saw

during

for

the insert

its

power

to the

curting

adequate

only Powermatic

and

guarantee

not

use

this Fowermatic

Powermatic

that may

result

Do;not 3600 RPM. ranty

and Powermatic

boards

or make

source

floor

through

operations.

surrounding

or factory

are null

saw disclaims from

that

equip

or use

The

use

unsupported

any

adjustment

when

changing

the lag

work

holes

space

authorized

and

void.

for

other

any real

or implied

use.

this machine

larger

of a

holds

itself

where

with

blades

provided

and overhead

replacement

than its

intended

warranty

with

a motor

horsepower

harmless

spring

or weight

the saw

or cutters

to avoid

non-glare

parts

and

use

and holds itself

larger

or higf,er

for

any injury

could

blade

rotating

or performin!

any

tendency of

lighting.

accessories;

as a table

than

speecl

saw. lf used

7Vz

moror vtids

that may

cause

the

and

disconfrect

ury

maintenance.

the saw

otherwise,

harmless

for

horsepower

the war-

result.

board

to tip

the

for

other

any

ar

to

the

or

Page-3-

Model 72

-

12"h4"

Tiltins

fubor

Saw

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

Familiarize

1. use

Serious

2.

blade or bjnds cause the conditions

L. b.

c.

d-

e.

f.

INSTRUCTit..,:S

yourself

of accessories

injury can

work piece

which

Confining the

Releasing the all the

Not using the

the saw Using a

maintaining

Not than away

assembly

ter Applying

riction

ttre (Fig.

2) for narrow,

such

between

can cause

way past the

blade.

saw blade.

dull

froni

feed force

between

with the

as

result from

to

cutoff

work piece

splitter when

the

on alignment.

location miter gauge

the

kickbacks

saw blade and

the

lift up and

kickbacks.

piece

before

saw blade.

alignment

blade front

saoi

ripping to

in

iaw

the

or

thin,

CIRCUTAR

FOR

and operation

and

which occur

rip

be thrown toward

cross-cutting

when

completing

not maintaining

ripping

(See

6lade and

short

or

the rip fence

of

back.

to

p.11for

cutoff

the

fence.

work.

SAW OPERATIONS

controls

of all

rip fence.

when a

fence'or other

operator.

the

ripping.

or

operation

the

so that

NOTE,

instructions.)

(free)

section push

Use

work

object.

fixed

not pushing

or

alignment

it tends to

Caution

the

of

sticks

adjustments

and

bi1{s.o.n

piece

This

Listed

of the

angle

on guard

decal

work piece

(Fig.

1) or

binding

below

the

splitter

towards

push

and the

the saw

can

are the

work piece

with

rather

split-

and

instead of

blocks

Ripping

g.

graln'

minimize

To

Avoid conditions

a.

Wear a

b.

not use

Do

c.

by use of a

to come cutting.)

d. Check

stop the

your

Keep

e.

when

wood that

or

safety

the facing

free

operation

the

reverse

face

starting

is twisted

prevent

face

before

or

(

injury

listed above.

shield, goggles,

miter gauge

boa-rd 6n

the

of the antikickback

motion

body out

and

stopping

(not

from

and

the

cut

of a

of machine.

the

flat),

kickbacks,

or glasses.

rip fence

so as

fence

is started.

with potential

line

in the

to allow

(See

pawls

not

same

before

or does

resharpen

have

a

operatio-n

cutoff

the

p. 8 and 9

starting

all the

points.

kickbacks

straight

unless

section

instructions

for

a cut.

where

edge, or

provision of the

If the pawls

possible,

U

)

a twisted

has

is made

work piece

cross'

on

do

including

not

2>

3

Push

1"s

luAF

(Fig.

Stick

Pase'4-

15

1)

Model 72

-

12"ll4"

Tilting

Arbor

Saw OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

INSTRUCTIONS FOR

3.

Dull, badly set, resin adhering to saw

blade.

will

help to

Support

4.

or block push

For increased safety

5. gauge

6.

Never free end or cutoff must not be confined.

Always keep

7. blade with either hand to hold down the work piece.

Bevel ripping so that and the

the

(Fig.

block or

using the holes

use

the

resulting kickback.

improper,

them cause

The use

avoid

work

the fence as a

your

cuts should always be made

blade

of a

injuries.

properly and

2)

1 and

miter

gauge

in

provided"

section

hands

tilts away

improperly filed cutting

or

many of the

sharp,

when ripping

crosscutting, use

length

well maintained, and

hold-down

stop

work

of a

out of the

from

CIRCUTAR

hold

it firmly against short,

when dadoing

an auxiliary

(Fig.

7, p.

when

piece. On thru

line of

fence

the

SAW OPERATIONS cont'd

and cutting tools with gum

tools

tilting

narrow

9)

crosscutting.

saw blade and never reach back

the

with

the fence on the right

minimizes the

and

saw accidents. Never use a cracked

arbor

correct cutting tool for the operation

the

gauge or

(6"

width

or molding.

wood facing

Do not hold

sawing

operations, the

fence. Use a

less), or thin work. Use a

or

attached to the miter

possibility

push

to or touch the

on

cutoff section

of the

side

of the

of the work binding

saw blade

or

stick

cutting

9.

Use the miter miter cuts

gauge on the right-hand

to provide

more hand clearance

WIDT

OF

H

CUT

side

of the

and safety.

saw blade when doing miter or compound

HANO PLANE

TYPE GRI

P

PLYWOOD

a"

Push

Block

-5-

Page

(Fig.

2)

7-

Model 72

-

12"l]!."

Tiltins Arbor

with Standard Extensions

Table

Rip Fence

Arbor Diameter

Saw Blade Diameter 12

Tilt, Maximum

Blade

Maximum Depth

Maximum Depth of Cut

Maximum Cut with

Right of Saw Blade

Saw

Cut w/12"

of

Standard

SPECIFICATIONS

Blade

Saw

w/14" Saw

Eextensions to

Blade 900

OPERATING

38" x 48"

Lr/2" x4Ye" x43-718"

1'l

12"

&14"

450

90o,4-118"

45o: 2-7

/8"

5-1/8"

450

3-518"

30"

INSTRUCTIONS

Maximum

in 1" Stock Maximum

in 4-l/8" Maximum

in

5-118" Maximum Width of Dado Maximum Motor Maximum

Maximum

Table Height to

Net Weight

Shipping

NOTE:

The

above that this policy Houdaille, ifications without obligations.

of continuous

specifications

manual was

Inc., reserves the

Width

Width of Cutoff

Stock w/12"

Width

Stock w/14" Blade

Speed

with Motor

Weight with

published,

improvement,

notice

of

Floor

were

right to

and

Cutoff

Blade

Cutoff

12" Blade

14" Blade

Motor

current at

but

without

in front

in front of

Cut

because of

Powermatic

change

incurring

of Saw

the time

spec-

Saw

our

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Model

72

-

12"/I4"

Til

Arbor

Saw

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

RIPPING3

1.

Ripping

piece using device (Fig.

CAUTION, ly

and

or

use the fence. the saw the

nemove rotating.

2.

$llyt ly

aligned. kickbacks warning

is

fed

the

to insure

3).

aligned

the

blade

the

rrse

of

is

a sawing

with

fence

as a

the desired

Before sure

properly.

miter

gauge

Never

diameter.

with

either

cutoff

the

saw

when

can

occur.

the hazard

PR,OPEII

process

the

grain

guide

starting

the fence

rip

work

hand

piece

guard,

wood

where

into

and

width

is

Never

in

combinition

pieces

Never

to

with

splitter

is

cut

NoTE: A ciutioridecal

of misalignment. (see

the work

the

positioning

of cutl

a ripping

clamped

rip-free

shcrter

reach

hold

down

the saw

and kickback

along

OPERA'IING

saw

blade

cut,

be

secune-

hand

with

than

behind

or

blade

pawls

the

grain,

thi

is installed

p.

l3 for

PROCE

kerf

DURES

and_make_sure

tends

to

on

instmction"s")

close

the

RIP

FIG.3

guard

SAWING

that

the splitter

and bind

""a

rpfitr..

dn the

assembly

is

proper-

blade

and

4.

5.

6.

7"

8.

The

rip.fence measuring work

piece

occur.

If

work

F"

vide.one if

it is

warped,

In

ripping,.

to

push

it into 6").use ing the used,

llYlyt sibility

In rear.

For

between

a.pu.sh-

hand

blade

use

P}s!

of a kickback.

ripping

work

the

should

the

distance

to

avoid

piece

against

turn

use

o,ne the

stick,(Fig-

is

inline

as

the cut

a push

{e

long

boards'

shorter

fence

be

set for

between

sawdust

do;s

the fence...To

the

hand

blade

with

nears

block

or auxil1ary

work

piece

than

and

the

and splinters

not

have

hollow

to

hold

between

1)

or-push

the bladi.

completion.

completely

use

a support

L2"

or

saw

the width

the blade

a straight-edge,

cut

pro-perly,.-the

side

the

Move

fence.

more narrow

blade.

down.

board

blade

block

the

For

past

at

the

of

the

cut

and

fence.

coming

down

and

({ig.

very

front

than

off the blade

nail

board

and

the

z).

hind

serving

narrow"ripping

the blade

of the

6",

by_ using

Stand"out

an auxiliary-

against

fen"ce.

Never

at

use

the scale

-,rrt

-"k.

the fence

If

the work

push

as

hold-down

a

the

end

table

and

a push stick

on the

of line

and a kickback

straight

in

where

with

edged

go"oa

"oti;iwith

or

fixture,

piece

a location

a safe

a push

of

a cut

to

a support

qr

block

the saw

ir

such

minimize

or

front

if

one should

board

and

"".ro*

that

distance

stick

cannot

tailman

to

push it

rail

blade

on it

the

rhe

at the

or

by

and

to

tabld;

other

(less

than

ihe

push-

from

be

pos-

through

pro-

9.

Never

use

the

rip

fence

beyond

10.

Have

the

blade

extend

this

point

can

be hazardous.

about

the point

1/8"

above

where

the

top

Page

the

carriage is

of

the work

-T-

flush

with

the end

piece. Exposing

the

of

the rails.

blade

above

Model

-

72

12"/14" Tilting

Arbor

Saw

.

OpERATING INSTRUCTIONS

RESAWING:

1. Resawing thick

row boards pass. Wider ed in

2. In

resawing

height so (Fig.

binding Always gainst

is

a ripping

boards

two

a). Too deep

the fence for

are cut into

up to

boards up

passes.

wider boards,

as to overlap

kickbacks

and

use

the same side

CBOSSCUIIUN_a'

1.

The sawing is

fed cross

the

miter

the work

5). Crosscutting

free-hand an end stop unless clamped that the cutoff before

stops

of the work not

crosscut work

Before

gauge is securely

Hold

gle.

table ways use sure

the

process where

grain into gauge to support piece

nor should

to the

cutting starts.

should not

piece in the

starting

the work

back

and

the saw

splitter

PROPER

operation in

3" can be resawed in

to 6" must be

the

a first cut

on

both cuts.

the

is

called

should

front

piececomesfree

be used

a cut, be sure

clamped

against

guard and splitter

is properly

crosscutring.

never

the fence be used

an auxiliary block is

of the

(Fig.

on the free

cutoff area. Do

pieces shorter

piece firmly

the miter gauge.

OPERATING

thinner

adjust the blade

two cuts by %"

can result in

second

rhe

of the board a-

the work

saw

blade

and

position

be done

blade

of the block

6). Length

that the miter

at the desired an-

aligned.

which

ones. Nar-

one

resaw-

cut.

piece using

(Fig.

as

area such

end

than 6".

against the

Al-

make

and

PROCEDURES

cont'd

RIGI.IT WRONO

RESAWING

Fig.

4

CROSSCUTTING

Fig.

5

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r

*

For

2.

90o crosscutting,

fer to use the left-hand

When

using it in

piece against

use

and piece. miter and compound the blade hand

the right hand

When

tilts away from

positions are reversed.

this position, hold the vrork

the gauge using

the right

most operators

miter

guage

with

the left hand

to advance the work

hand

crosscutting so

the gauge, the

slot.

slot

pre-

for

that

Page

CROSSCUTTING

Fig. 6

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72 - l2"ll4"

CROSSCUTTING

Tilting.A,rbor

cont'd:

Saw

PROPER

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

OPERATING PROCEDURES cont'd

3. When at a slow blade

4.

To improve

of

the miter ting, iliary with paper

7). Provide

any work beyond to tend to sag the table.

Stop

6.

length. of the miter

Have

7.

this point can

using

rate.

and dull

some users mount

wooden

a glued-on strip

to the miter

auxiliary support for the table top enough

rods can

Do not

blade

the

miter gauge,

the

If

the work

saw

the

effectiveness

in

gauge

extension face

gauge,

piece which

lift

and

be used in

use a stop rod

gauge opposite

extend

be hazardous.

cross cut-

of sand'

the work

piece is not

teetl.

an aux-

(Fig.

extends

up

off

holes

the

the saw blade.

about 1/8" above

provided

on the free end

piece must be

held firmly,

in the miter

work piece. It

of a

the top of

held

firmly

it

can vibrate

Auxiliary

gauge for repetitive

work piece. Exposing

the

and be advanced smoothly

causing

Facing

should be

it

to bind

(Fig.

7) work

used on the side

the blade

on the

of equal

above

BEVEL

1. A bevel to the except vide eling with

2.

Crosscuts made at the required cept hold

Have

I I

l

I

3. this point can

MITER

and

cut

table

the fence

added

the blade

OPERATIONS:

is

special

a

top.

Operations

miter

or

safety

the miter

the work piece

in

avoiding a binding

gauge, the work piece

at an angle to the edge of

lock

angle,

extend

be hazardous.

about 1/8"

t

l

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E"J

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t

I

t

type of

operation where

are to be performed in

gauge should

the miter

extra firmly

gauge, and

to prevent creeping.

above the

saw blade

the

the be used action between

on the right-hand side

must be held firmly

the work piece

make the cut

top of the work

Page -9-

is

tilted at an angle less

same

manner

saw

the

to prevent creeping.

are called rniters. Set

the

piece.

as ripping or crosscutting

of the

blade

and table top. When bev-

same

as a normal crosscut ex-

Exposing

then

saw

blade

to

miter

the

the blade above

gauge

90o

pro-

Model

72

-

12"/14"

Tilting

Arbor Sey

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

MACHINE INSTALLATION ADJUSTMENTS

BISEIUNG.-

Remove immediately. the table, extensions and maintenance and

INSTALLATION: Mounr

in they ware provided. guard assembly.

MITER SLOT To check the alignment

maximum edge Using a combination the top at Itit is not, to table the cabinet

saw from shipping container

Accessories and

safety

machine on a

machine

the

form a flat plane

height.

of the table at the

blade and

the rear and

bring the miter

insert to

lock in pbsition

loosen

by retightening the three

solid foundation and

Mount

base.

with the table top.

Slide the fence and

Install the

ALIGNMENT:

Mark

square against the

using the square as

three

the slot in line

insure clearance at

rails were shipped

fence.

instructions.

of the miter

one tooth

front.

Read

table extensions,

miter

gauge

with a grease

Raise the miter

(Fig.

(3)

mounting

with the blade.

both the

and check

the

carriage assembly

in

slot to the

side

8). Rotate the in front,

mounting

for damage.

separate cartons.

in

instruction

lag

to the

Install the front

its left-hand

of

screws that

The blade should

90o

floor through the

leveling them to the table

blade, raise the

pencil and

gauge bar

the bar,

marked tooth

check whether

45o positions.

and

screws.

AND MAINTENANCE

Report

manual thoroughly for assembly,

(graduated)

on the

lock the table to the

mounting rails.

slot.

position the tooth

slightly out of

slide the scale over

any damage

protective

Clean

four lag

using a

rear rails with

and

Mount the

blade at its 0o

its slot to serve as

until

so that

the distance to

be

it is slightly above

cabinet and

kept

centered

After aligning,

your

to

screw holes

straight edge

(90o)

position to

slighdy above

it

touches

blade is the

the

the slot

with

lock the table

distributor

coating

aliglment,

move the

from

provided

so that

hard-

the

splitter and

the top

a shoulder.

the

the table

in the

Y}

its

tip of same.

table

to

Miter Slot

Alignment

-

Page

(Fig.

10

8)

-

Model

7l

-

12"/14"

Tilting

Arbor

Saw

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

MACHINE

@

Using

a combination square,

required,

if

using

INSTALLATION

check

stop

the

sdrews

ADJUSTMENTS

90o

(o)

the

shown.

as

so'(o') sroP

and

Check

AND MAINTENANCE

45o stops

the pointer at

as shown in

90o

Fig.

9.

(0

and readjust

cont'd

Adjust

stop

positions

if required.

Tilting

FENCE

In it shown dle. Adjust Move slot rig!! of andleftjackscrewswitha3/S"allenwrenchasshowninFig. right, lock

FRONT

ALIGNMENT:

aligning the fence,

locks

the fence solidly in

Fig.

i1

the fence so

and

turn the right-hand

the fence

10. With

as reqriired

lock

the front

the edge

mounting

ADJUSTING

CLAMP

that it is in line

of the miter slot. Readjust

the first step is

front. If it

the front lock

by using

clamp. The

setscrew

screw securely

SCREW

REAR CLAMP ADJUSTING

the adjusting screw

at the front with

counter-clockwise

REAR

Stop Adjustmenr

to adjust the

does not,

clamped,

position

CLAMP

at the rear

if necessary

and wedge

SCREW

clamps.

adjust

clamp

shown in Fig.

the right-hand

the setscrews

(Fig.

Using the lower

locking

the

rear

the

of the table should

loosening

by

ll.Tohovetherearof

and the left-hand

9)

action

of the

10

edge

tightly

clamp handle,

with the fence with the upper locking to obtain a goodClamping

the right-hand

of

be l/64"

top screw

screw clockwise.

against the fence.

adjusting screw as

and adjusting the righr

ACCES5 HOLE.5 FOR

check whether

action.

miter

gauge

to l/32"

thefencetothe

ALII6NIN6

After

to thi

adjustment

SCREWS

han-

tr;

Fence

Clamp Adjustment

(Fig.

10)

Page

-

11

Fence

-

Alignment

(Fig.

11)

Model

72 - 12"/14"

Tiltins Arbor

Saw

.

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

MACHINE INSTALLATION

MITER

If

GAUGE

accurate the miter gauge, with a machinists square and position as required as

BELT

The saw belts

TENSIONING'

is

and on set. To retension the on either side of the Fig. 13, right.

and

Retighten the mounting and replace the and rotate the

far

possible.

as

installing

new

ADJUSTMENT:

crosscutting

check

work

its

squareness

shown in

equipped

replacement,

with a set of

replace the complete

belts, loosen the

motor

pivot the motor and

belts, loosen the

motor

Remove

belts,

bracket to the

and

one

retension as

is to be done

to the slot

readjust the

Fig.

12.

three matched

cap screws

bracket

shown

as

bracket to

screws.

mounting

belt at a time.

indicated above.

ADJUSTMENTS

using

stop

in

the

To

remove screws

left

as

After

MAINTENANCE

AND

Miter

Gauge

CONt'd

Alignment

BRACKET

CIMBINATION

(Fig.

12)

MOUNTING SCREUIS

-4f

SOUARE

ARBOR AND ARBOR

BEARING

To remove the saw arbor, wrench flat raising

arm and

the end of the arbor

on

the arbor;

REMOVALI

remove the table

to hold

bearings,

WAsHCR

spacer will slide out of

and

Remove

top.

it while

lock

the

loosening the

the arm

+

Tensioning

Belt

nut,

pulley and

Loosen the

nut.

TO

TIGHTEN

housing

(Fig.

13)

There

key.

setscrew in the

(Fig.

1a).

is a 1/2"

saw

Arbor and

Arbor Bearings

-

Page

12

(Fig.

-

Jl

la)

Model

72

-

l2l14"

MACHINE

Tilting Arbpr Saw

INSTALLATION ADIUSTMENTS

OPERATING

MAINTENANCE CONt'd

AND

INSTRUCTIONS

BLADE

RAISING

MECHANISM

If binding accurs, clean off all build-up and re-lubricate

grease such as

Fisk

with a good

Company Lubriplate. continues, check the fit-up of the gear segment. The worrn saw raising quired located, provide insert slot

segment. If it is not

gear

ann

(Fig.

15)

the table may have

clearance

and

worm must be

setscrews

and

between

and

relock. Ifsaw arm has been

the

the splitter will have to be realigned.

NOTE: The saw arm setscrew must be tight to

ADJUSTMENT.

sawdust

and

non-hardening

If binding

worrn and

centered

centered,

loosen

move the arm zN

be realigned

to

saw

blade and

pitch

worm

with

so

as

table

the

re-

to

a-

void the possibility of movement which could cause

the blade to hit the insert. SPLITTER ALIGNMENT:

of

One

kickbacks is

ctrecked and readjusted, change. bination square against the gauge tooth. Check the slot

and

the miter gauge to the

using the combination

top of a tooth. Check for clearance.

the

most critical adjustments to

the

splitter

the

alignment.

if required

To

align the

splitter

side

bar

and

slide

the

scale

splitter for

readjust if required,

opposite

squane,

to the

of the

against the top of the

parallelism to

and

side of the blade and

slide the

should be approximately equal on

(Fig.

blade get at

16) The insert will have to be removed to

the adjustment

jackscrew

mounted

for clearance. Move

help

avoid

It

should be

each blade

after

blade use a com-

raised up miter

the miter

scale

against

Clearance

both sides of the

in

the cen-

ter trunnion.

CENTER

EIEYATIN6

Worm

TRUNNION

WORM

Segment

and

Splitter

,SET

sAW ARM

ELEYATINC

NRACKET

ADJUSTIN6

Adjustmena

Adjustment

'O

SCREW

(Fig.

LOCATE

POSITION

NT MOUNTING sCREW5

CEAR

SE6MENT

MoUNTING ScREWS

SCREW

(Fig.

15)

16)

INSERT ADJUSTMENT: Adjust

to insure slighdy

the set screws

that the

required

as

insert is stable and flush

below the table top.

in

the

insert

with

(Fig.17)

or,

-

Page

13

lnsert Adjustment

TRAIGI.IT

(Fig.

EDGE

17)

-

Model

72

-

l2l14"

MACHINE

Tilting Arbpr Saw

INSTALLATION ADIUSTMENTS

OPERATING

MAINTENANCE CONt'd

AND

INSTRUCTIONS

BLADE

RAISING

MECHANISM If binding accurs, clean off all

build-up and re-lubricate grease such as

Fisk

with a good

Company Lubriplate. continues, check the fit-up of the gear segment. The worrn saw raising quired located, provide insert slot

segment. If it is not

gear

ann

(Fig.

15)

the table may have

clearance

and

worm must be

setscrews

and

between

and

relock. Ifsaw arm has been

the

the splitter will have to be realigned.

NOTE: The saw arm setscrew must be tight to

ADJUSTMENT.

sawdust

and

non-hardening

If binding

worrn and

centered

centered,

loosen

move the arm zN

be realigned

to

saw

blade and

pitch

worm

with

so

as

table

the

re-

to

a-

void the possibility of movement which could cause

the blade to hit the insert. SPLITTER ALIGNMENT:

of

One

kickbacks is

ctrecked and readjusted, change. bination square against the gauge tooth. Check the slot

and

the miter gauge to the

using the combination

top of a tooth. Check for clearance.

the

most critical adjustments to

the

splitter

the

alignment.

if required

To

align the

splitter

side

bar

and

slide

the

scale

splitter for

readjust if required,

opposite

squane,

to the

of the

against the top of the

parallelism to

and

side of the blade and

slide the

should be approximately equal on

(Fig.

blade get at

16) The insert will have to be removed to

the adjustment

jackscrew

mounted

for clearance. Move

help

avoid

It

should be

each blade

after

blade use a com-

raised up miter

the miter

scale

against

Clearance

both sides of the

in

the cen-

ter trunnion.

CENTER

EIEYATIN6

Worm

TRUNNION

WORM

Segment

and

Splitter

,SET

sAW ARM

ELEYATINC

NRACKET

ADJUSTIN6

Adjustmena

Adjustment

'O

SCREW

(Fig.

LOCATE

POSITION

NT MOUNTING sCREW5

CEAR

SE6MENT

MoUNTING ScREWS

SCREW

(Fig.

15)

16)

INSERT ADJUSTMENT: Adjust

to insure slighdy

the set screws

that the

required

as

insert is stable and flush

below the table top.

in

the

insert

with

(Fig.17)

or,

-

Page

13

lnsert Adjustment

TRAIGI.IT

(Fig.

EDGE

17)

-

Model

72

-

l2ll4"

Tilting

Arbor

Saw

OPERATING

INSTRUCTTONS

MACHINE

CHANGING

change

To

arbor

the

saw

the sure the

arbor

wrench

rhe tween nect the

TILTING

If binding If bindin[ g.ur ilockwise ou.i

GENERAL

a

wrench on

blade and

cutting

start

and

saw

rhe

machine

MECHANISM

occurs continues,

r.grri.rrt

ro

,n" 90o

INSTALLATION

BLADES:

SAW

saw blade,

edge

the

holding

and

blade

on

raise

4io range

to

MAINTENANCE:

disconnect

arbor

the

table.

arbor

to

in

the

pinion. A tight

Remove

the

of

nut on

the

table

arid

Power

the

trunnion.

source.

ADJUSTMENT:

tilting

check

of tllt

machine (note

nut

the

at the

teeth

threadi.

the

balde

saw

and tighten

mechanism,

alignment

tfie

If ihere

mesh

for excessive

ADJUSTMENTS

the poY:r

from

toward-the

face

Snug

th-umb

arbor

off

readj"sl

bindin;

play

thriads)

collar

the arbor

or

left-hand

nut and

arbor

top

the

with

the

clean

and

isexcessive"play,.lo.oiel

without

AND

source'

and

finger

and

sec.trely.

n.rt

sawdust

the

as-reguired

is ideal.

binding.

MAINTENANCE

Remove

block

use a

blade.

saw

of the

front

nut against

iips.

and pitch

"lp

Iietighten

Readjust

the

Wedge

Replace

center

to

t:1"*s

CONt'd

table

the

wood

of

Install

saw.

if required'

new

Slide

and

collar-

block

a

table

the

accumulation

worm

the

adjust

and

mounting

insert'

w-egg-ed

blade

the

of

insert

screws

between

making

collar

blade

saw

wood

and

the

with

jackscrews

Place

the

on

using

be-

recon-

regrease-

worrn

(Fig'15) check

and

1

..+

saw operation

Good

clean.

area

nion with a

moving i-n. u

Check readjust

Check The

wax coating, will

allows not

commercial

a1fi"g

jooa

gr?de

periodically

table

fill.uriing

rust

stain

the

and

as required.

surface

*ood

requires

solvent

*o.f;

excessive

for

belt tension

for

be

must

tu1",r*

and

finishes

mar

brush

R stiff

*o.rr,rirrg

three

raising

.,on-haidening

*nit"

pores

a"-i".*ify

rings

or

periodic

will

with

or

screws

and

grease

kept

p6*a.r

form

wiped

remove

a good

arid

worm

tu.i ar

end

and

clean

applied

*oi.tur"

a

from

wax

as

preventive

sawdust

oven

e*posing

g.ur..gi't"rrts

Fiske

in the

play

wear-

and

pickup

Readjust of

free

with

barrier.

surface.

the

does'

maintenance._

before

cleaner.

the

Company

tilting

rust

lblackboard

a

This

it cakes

To accomplish

working

thi

and

"Lubriplate."

raising

and

replace

or

best

for

method

Important

inside

the

Keep

or

pitch

and

remove

this,

the,saw'

mechinisms

trunnions'-grease

mechanism

belt as

results-

eraser

provides.a

also

of

required'

Although

rubbed

table

is the

and

in vigorousll:i::,i:Tk

fact

the cabinet

of

is easily-

gum

the

After

three

these

in the

sorne

that

top

talcum

that

removed

table

cleaning

areas

saw arbor

prefer

users

is sltck

trun-

and

by

{e-

with

a

and

powder

-T

4

and

,

will

Page

J

-

14

Model

72 - 12/14"

Tilting

Arbor

Saw

OPERATIN G

INSTRUCTIONS

:

r

TROUBTE

Excessive

vibration.

Cr.at out-of.square

when crosscutting.

Motor

Cuts not true

stalls or work piece binds or burns.

at

or 45o.

90o

TROUBLE SHOOTING

POSSIBLE

1. Tilt tightened.

2. Blade

3. Bad Motor.

1

Miter

,1.

,.

l/trite r

l. Excessive

2.

Bad molor.

Dull

3"

4. Miter Fence

5. Stop

l.

raising clampknobs

or

qrf

out

gauge out of adjustment.

slot

or

slot

misaliEnment.

screws not

balance.

rnisaligned.

feed.

incorrect

rnisaligned.

blade.

set properly.

HINTS

CAUSE

not

REMEDY

Tighten knobs.

t.

,

Change blade"

?

Replace

1.

Reset stops and pointer.

I

Realign table.

Reduce feed.

l.

,

Replace motor.

3.

Replace blade.

4.

Realign miter slot.

J.

Realign

l. Readjust stop

rnotor.

fence.

screws.

Tilt

or saw raising hand-

wheels difficult turn.

Motor

Motor fails

overheats.

starts slowly

or fails

to full

frrll power.

to come up

speed.

to develope

or

to

l.

Clamp knobs Worm

2.

caked Worm

3.

out of alignment. Motor

l.

Inrproper

2.

Low

1.

2. Centrifugal

3. Bad Motor. l. Power

2.

Undersize

system.

3. Low voltage.

4" tsad

and worrn

with sawdust

and

worm

overloaded.

cooling

voltage.

line

overloaded.

wires in

Motor

not released .

gear segment

and pitch.

gear segrnent

of motor.

switch

not operating"

supply

l. Unclamp.

2. Clean 3" Realign

l.

Correct overload condition such

rate.

2"

Clean sawdust from fan

duct

l.

Request voltage check from power

low

2.

Replace switch.

3.

Replace

1.

Correct overload condition. Increase

2"

3.

Request power cornpany and correct

low

4. Replace

and regrease.

lvorm

gear

segment.

as reducing the feed

areas

company

voltage condition.

motor.

of

motor.

supply voltage

motor.

and

worm

and correct

wire

check from

and

size.

Page

-

15

Model

72

-

l2"ll4"

Til

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

1.

2.

3.

4. ).

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

15.

16.

17.

18.

19.

20. 2t.

22.

23.

24.

25.

26.

27.

28.

29.

30.

31.

32.

33.

34.

35.

36.

37.

38.

39.

PART

2ro40r6

2423006 27 59023 3058002

3063276

136018

3

186004

3 3186005

186006

3

186009

3 3328058

3328059

.

3406005 3448002 3604003

3653004

3005

365 365 3006 3653007

3684217 3703003 3735230 3797

65 14001

15001

65

6708012 6714049 686lrO7

6714081 6714004 6714124

6715036 6716030 6716031 6718009

6746001 6861 6861500 6861501

NO.

097

100

STAND

40170 30024 30072 72-115 72-116

72-117 72-r32

40160

18029

10

301

40172-l 40172-2

40186-1

40186-2 40081 72001

60002-2 60002-l

60181-1

60068-1 60115-1

60012-2

60067'5

60A25-l

Screw,

60126-l 60088-1 60003-3 60003-5

60026-6

Hex

ASSEMBLY

Motor

Leg Stand Bolt, Bracket,

Head

Cover

Assembly,

Fence

Dust

Door Extension, Extension, Extension, Extension, Insert, Insert,

Knob,

Door

Lock, Pointer, Rail, 80"

80"

Rail,

64"

Rail,

64"

Rail, Scale Shaft, 3/8" Spacer, Table,

Hex

Nut,

Hex

Nut,

Screw, Screw,

Washer, Setscrew,

Setscrew, Screw, Screw, Screw,

3/8"-16

Screw,

Washer,

Washer. Washer,

PARTS

lnner

Mounting

Mgunting

Removal

Square

11"

Round

11" 25"

Leg Outer Table, Table Adjusting

T.A.

12"/14"

\2"|14"

Tilting

Saw

Fence Fence

Fence

Round Hex

1/4"

Thruss FIex Hex

Hex Pan

Helical

Helical Flat

w/ w/o

Fence

Steel Steel 5/16"-18

w/Scale w/o

Diameter

Mounting

Saw

1/4'L20

Head

thin

Head

Slot Socket

Head Head 5116" FIi:x

x l"

Head

Spring Spring

Plain 1/2"

Weldment

Screw

Scale

(12"114")

x314" 1/4"-20

C.P.

x 5/8"

Lock Lock

8-32

ll4"'20

x ll2"

ll4" ll2"

Machine

!14"-2O

(1/16")

1"

Steel

Head

1/4'L20

Head 3/8"-L6

ll2"'13

Cap

Self-Tapping6"

x ll4"

thick

x 318"

x 314"

x l-114"

x

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tl4"

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Til

l1^4"

PART NO.

3024007 3025043 306s006 30900r2 3096244 3237034 3268201 3271039 32980s7 3406018 34800r0 35830rr

3690232

3701026

3701027

37r r00r

37L2002

37r7005

37L7023 3737208

3737209 38r00r6 3Bl00l7

3838005

3838007

386500r

3868009 60600rr

6064002

6077047

6420002

6420004 65r600r

65r6009

6572005

6574004 657600r

6624006 662603r 6714004 67I4r27 67160r5 6715016

6716002 67r6005

67r6006

67L6009 6716015 671603

r 67t6032 6716039 6716082

6718010 67r8020

686rr00

6861300 686130l 686r500

686150r

686r90r

OLD PART NO. 72-290

72.296 72-264

72.302

72.26r

72.304 72-259

72-260 72-278 72-255 72-306 72-257

72-I57

72-267 72-277

72-282 72-284 72-286

1.' )-7'

72-2BB 72-289

72.283

72-272

72-294 72-292 72-270 72-317 72-287 72-263 72-314 72-293 72-29I 72-268 72-315 72-276 72-299 72-L5B 72-285 72-295 72-258 72-27L

72.256 72-303

72.262 72-313

72-159 72-297 72-298

72-2Br

72.265 72-307 72-305 72-275 72-300 72-273

72-309 72-320

72-254

72-266 72-3t0 72-319 72-269

TRUNNION ASSEMBLY PARTS

DESCRIPTION

Arbor, Saw

Bearing, Arm Bracket, Chute, Dust Collar Worm, Handle. Nvlon Handwheei Housing, Knob Motor Mount Pin, Lock,

Jackscrew, Shaft, Saw Tilting Worm

Shaft, Saw Shaft, Bearing Arir Shaft, Splittel Sheave Arbor Sheaveo Motor Spacer, Bearing Inner Spacer, Bearing T-runnion Rail.*Rear Trunnion, Front Baul Washer. Outer Saw Arbor Washer, Inner

Yo*, Wrench. Saw Arbor

Bearing, Fafnir Bearing, Thrust, Nice No. 607 Elelts, Blades, Saw Kev. Woodruff No. 608 Kev. Woodruff No. 607 Nlolors, Saw Nut, Hex Steel Plain 3lB"-16 Nut, Hex Nut, Hex

Nut, Nut, Hex Steel l"-14 Pin, Groove l/4" diameter Pin, Spring Screw. Soiket Head Screw, Setscrew.

Setscrew, Screw. Washer

Setscrew, Socket Screw, Socket Set C.P. 3/8"-16 Setscrew, Socket Head Cap 3lB"-L6 Screw, Socket Head Screw, Hex Head Steel Screw, Hex Head 3/8"-16 x IYz" Screw, Hex Screw, Sguare Head Screw, Hex Head Steel Screw, Hex Head Hi-Carbon Washer.

Washer, Lock Spfins 3/8" regular Washer. Flat Steel 378"

Washer,

Washer. Flat Steel %'

'Washer,

Front

Gear

Saw

'.V"

Self-Locking

Hex Head

Helical Sprine LockYt"

H-1i:4

F'lat3/4"

Page - lB

Trunnion

Segment

B"

Trunnion

Casting

Saw

Raising and Tilt

Hex Head 314"-L6 x lYz" Raising

Raising

No. 3V-250

(See

Jam Jam

3116"

Socket Head Cap Socket Head C.P. Knurled

Head

lVorm

Support Casting

Outer

Saw Arbor

& Tilting

W205PP

(Matched

Nlaster

(See

lllaster Catalog)

3/8"-16

Steel 314"-16

Steel 7/8"-14

x l-I/8"

C.P. |

ll4"-20x/2"

Head Hex 3/8"-16 x314"

Head

C.P.

Cap

Plain 3/8"-16 x l" long

3lB"-L6-x

Steel

Yz"

Spy\Fh"

-

OPERATING

Rail

Set)

Catalog)

x 3" long

x

x l/t"

x

l/2"

IYr"

xYt"

x/2"

x L/t"

x2'/2"

t/2"-13

14"-20

5/16"-18

Knurled 3/8"-16 x7116"

g/8"-16

l/n"

3/8"-16

-I3 Steel

INSTRUCTIONS

x

lr/2"

OUANTITY

Tl.

Lj.(

FI

E

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a 0

I

F

z z

z

p F

Page

-

19

-

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Model

1.

2.

3.

4.

6.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

72

15.

16.

17.

18.

19.

20.

21.

22.

23.

24.

25.

26.

27.

28.

29.

30.

31.

-

12"ll4"

Tilting

PART

302s07 5 3044306 30s5094 30701 08 32501 3720208 3120209

3736012 37s001 383801 3581 651

651

'6714192

NO.

1 1

0 s

005

4001

6514012

6020 6626032 6626039 6626049 6710032 6710079 6714113

6716138

'100

6861 6861 301

3712010 3787001 6715037

200

6861 369A232 6572001

6716002

Arbor

Saw

SPLITTER

D PART

'

OVERHANGING

GUARD

&

NO.

Arm,

Bar, SPlitter Block,

Bushing, Guard, Shield, Shield, Spacer Splitter

Washer, Pivot

Pawl,

Hex 114"'20

Nut,

Nut, Nut, Pin, Spring Pin, SPring Pin, SPring Screw, Screw, Scre"w, Screw, Screw,

Washer, Washer,3/8" Shaft, Support, Sciew,

Washer,

Screw,

Nut, Screw,

ASSEMBLY

Pivot

Blade

Front

Guard

Anti-Kickback

(short)

Lock

Flex Flex

Round Flat Round 114"-20 Button

Lock

SPlitter

Hex Adiusting

Hex

GUARD

Lock

3116" 114" 318"x2"

Head

Plain

Flat

SuPPort SPlitter

Rear

Head

5/16"

Lock

314"-'16

Head

(short)

x'll+"

x'518"

Machine

x 7

Head

CaP

OPERATING

PARTS

114"'20 318"-16

Machine Machine

18"

Cap

1/4"

ASSEMBLY

1G24

10'24

114"-20

Head

Flat

318"'16

5116"''18

6 x314"

3/8"'1

x/1"

Socket

x 5/8"

x

/+"

long

x"l"

1/2"

PABTS

INSTRUCTIONS

long

4

1

I

8

2 1 1 4

1 8 2 4

8

2

4

8 1 4 2

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

1.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

15.

16.

17.

18.

19.

20.

21.

22.

23.

24.

25.

26.

I

27.

28.

29.

30.

31.

32.

33.

34.

6716002 3025038 3025039 3046202 3064072 3096003

32s0292 3581 00s 359s321 37s001 3791

0

001

3816012

3064294 67 1 5037

200

6861 6572005 3787001 6s14001

6626039 6710032

301

6861 6s't6020

6680005 66E0009

0033

671

6710034 6716138

6715133

00

1

6861

6716031

300

6861

269s003 3690232 3712010

18145-1 18145-2

40071

18045

40A76

35055

40061-2

Hex

Screw,

Pivot

Arm,

Pivot

Arm, Bearing Bracket, Collar, Guard,

Pawl, Plate,

Splitter

Support Tube, Bracket, Screw, Washer,

Nut,

SuPPort,

Nut, Hex Pin, SPring Screw, Washer, Nut,

Rivet, Rivet, Screw, Screw. Screw, Screw, Washer, Screw, Washer, Screw.

Screw, Shaft

Tube

Locking

Blade

Anti-kickback

SafetY

Tube

Mounting

SafetY

Hex Head

Lock

Hex

Round

Flat318"

Flex-lock

Flat Flat

Round Round Button

Thumb

Lockl14"

Hex

Lock Lock Adiusting

SPlitter Page

CaP

Head

Guard, Guard

Holding

Plate

5/16"-18

5/16"

Steel

Jam

SPlitter

Rear

'114"-20

diameter

114"

Head

(short)

1

Head Head 5/16"

Head Head

Head Socket

5/16"'18

Head CaP

3/8"

Adiustins

SuPPort

-

2O

3/8"-16

R.H.

L.H.

314"-'16

Machine

318"-16 Diameter

14"

Diameter Machine Machine

3/8"-16

x lYz"

x 518"

1U24

1G24

"l

318"-16

'l

"

x

x314"

long

x318"

7

x

18."

x718".

x318"

14"'20

"

x 1

..

x'112"

x

518"

2

t

I

4 2 2

Model

72 - l2"lt4"

OPERATING

@

INSTRUCTIONS

SPLITTER

@^D

@.

6ir-

l__"

&

GUARD

ASSEMBTY

"o

PARTS

@H

OVERHANGING

GUARD

-

Ptge

21-

ASSEMBLY

PARTS

Model 72

-

12"/14"

Tilti

Arbor Saw

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

NO.

PART NO. OLD

1. 3025008

2.

3.

3044300 3250048

4. 3581005

5. 3584219

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

t+.

15.

16.

17.

18.

19.

20. 2t.

22.

23.

24.

25.

26.

358422L 3585206 3720007

3739204

37 50008

3690232

52203

37 3787001

657200r 6626040 6626057

6670097 67 14063 67 t4083

6716002

6861200

101

6861

37 52202

6670028

67 15037

12002

37

2695003 3025038 3025039 3046202 3064072 3096003 3250300 67 rOO6l 30443A1 358422r 3581005 3595327

3690232 3739204 3712002 3750008 378700r 379rOOl 3816012

3064294 6572005

6626040 6680005 6680009

671006l

67 14083

6716002 6716133 6861200

6670097 6861300 67 1603r

SPLITTER & GUARD

OLD

PART NO.

72-136

72-135

72-137 72-146

4027 5

72-155 60002-5 60008-3

60024-2 60L09-2 60033-2

60026-2 60099-6

60067-6

Arm

Splitter

Bar, Guard, Pawl. Kickback Pin, Swing Pin, Kickback

Shoulder

Pin,

Shield, Guard Spacer, Guard 3/16" Splitter

Screw,

Jick Spool,

Sirpport,

Hex

Nut.

Pin, Spring Pin.

SbrinI Rine, Retiinins ScrCw, Screw, Button Screw, Washer, Washer. Flat Spool, Saw Guard Ring, Retaining Scre-w. Shaft,

OLD OVERHANGING

Screw,

Pivot

18145-1 18145-2

|

+oo7

t8042

6

4007

30055

60011-1 60098-1

60097-r 601o9-2

6025-rr

6013 3-1

60063-2

Arm.

Pivot

Arm.

Bearing Bracke"t, Collar, Guard Screw,

Splitter

Bar, Spacei, Guard Piwl. Anti-kickback Plate, Safety

Jackscrew,

Spacer

Shaft,

Splitter

Sirpport,

Support,

Tube,

Bracket.

Hex

Nut,

Pin, Spring l/4"

Rivet,'Flai fuvet, Screw. Screw, Screw, Screw, Washer, Ring, washer. Screw,

ASSEMBLY

DESCRIPTION

Saw Blade

Arm

Pawl

thick

Hex Head 3/4"'16

Saw Guard

Rear Splitter

3/4"'16

tl4" rl4"

Round

Washer

Lock

Hex Heid 5/16"-18

Splitter

GUARD

Lock

Guard Guard

Tube

Locking

Blade

Button

i{ex Head 3/4"'16

Splitter

Rear Splitter

Tube

Mounting

Safew

Jam

Head,

Flat Head 5116"

Button Button

Hex

Thumb 5116"-18

Lock Spring

Retaining Truarc

Lock i/8"

Hex Head

3/8"

x l-l/4" x l-314"

Truarc

"Head

Head SocketCap Head

Plain

Truarc

Support

No. 5144-37

Machine

3/8"-t6

1/4" 5/8"

Ext.

ASSEMBLY

Assembly

R.H. L.H.

Holding

Socket

Head 3/16"

Support

Steel

Head 3/8"-16

thick

Plate

3/4"'16

x l'l/4"

x 7 /8"

l/4"

Socket lO-24\

Head

Hex ll4"'20

Head

5/16"

Cap 3/8"'16

PARTS

x l-t/Z"

ll4"'20

114"'2O

x-314"

No.

5133-50

x

l-1/2"

IAR,TS

x t/4"

10-24

x

l-l/2"

long

x

No. 5144-37

long

7/8"

x

long

1"

x 1" long

regular

x 1"

x ll2"

x L/2"

long

3 /8"

l/2"

x

long

QUANTITY

long

\'

I 2 2 2 1 1 I

1

t

I

1 1 1 1

I 2 +

7

L

1 4

1

a

+

1

I

2

1

4

)

3 1

2 L

1

I

1 I 1 1 1

1

I I I 2 2 3

I

1

4

I 2 2 2

Page - 22

-

Model

72 - 12"ll4"

Tilti

Arbor

Saw

2r2,

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OPERATING

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GUARD ASSEMBLY

Page - 23

-

PARTS

Model

72

-

12"/14"

Tilting Arbor

Saw

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

NO. PART NO. OLD

04405 3

3 309200r 3230004

26805 0

3 3604012

0002

367 3670003

369522r 3761001

3841202 6086000 65 10002

66230t2

662605s

670600r

06027

67 67 r+O53

67 t4080

6861101

06001

65

40027 30018 18018 40104

4A026

40024 40025 40105

0019

3

40028

60056-

60045-1

60047-l

60007-2 60048-1 6005 5-

60049-r

60046-r

60026-2

60002-+

UILE!

PART NO.

s{qqq

1

FENCE

AqqEuEu

Miter

Bar,

Clamp,

Miter,

Knob,

Pointer, Miter Gauge

Rod,

Rod, Screw, Stop, Washer,

Bolt, Nut, Wing

Pin, Dowel Pin, Spring Il8"

Setscrerv,

Screw,

Cap

Sciew. Thumb

Washer,

Nut,

ASSEMBLY

Gauge

Stop Rod

Guage

iltite"r

Stop

90o Miter

Giuge

Locking"l/4"

Miter Gauge

Carriage

Steel

l/4"

-socket

Fillister

Screw,

Hex 6-32

Flat Head

FIat

r4&Iq

DESCRIPTION

Small Clamp

Gauge

Straight

Steel

Plain IO-24

x l" x

ll4"

Head C.P. 6-32

Head

714"-20

Plain

1/4"

PARTS

Handle

x

i-318"

Bar

10-24 x 314"

Machine

l/4"-20 x 3/8"

x ll2"

x I/4"

6-32 x 5/8"

QUANTITY

1

4

1

1. L

1 I

1

-t

I

2 2

t

1

2

1

a

"-b

1.

2.

a A

T.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

15.

16. t7.

18. L9.

20.

2r.

22.

23.

24.

)5

26.

27.

28.

29.

30.

3063027 3064033 307600r

6227

307 3 195006 3196002 3406017 340620r 3448001

86007

5

3 3604005

0039

367

0056

367 3690204 65 14001

6626001 6626038

6626050 6680019 67 06037 67 14003 67 14062 67 t4072 67 14015

67 t5A27

16005

67

16017

67

6813060

6813068

686 1 100

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65-263

40079

40016

72-165

7

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t'r"J-

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18 14'

6565- 185 72-t86

65-260 60002-2

60007-r 60008-1 60010-2

600t7-3

60r69-6 60005-8

60004-6

60019

Bracket, Bracket Cam, Cam,

"

Fence Casting

'

Fence Carriage

Knob

Knob,

Lock,

Pinion,

Pointer,

Rod, Cam Rod Screw, Nut, Hex l/4"-20 Pin, Spring 1/8" Pin, Sirrinl 714"x Pin, sirrin[ 3/8" Rivet,'.186" Screw, Round Setscrew, Screw, Screw, Screw, Screw, Setscrew, Screw, Sprins, sbrin[ Wash6r,

Fence

Front Rear Lock

Tear

Rear

Fence Carriage

Aluminum

Handle

Adjusting

Socket Round Flat Socket Socket

Socket

No.65-2 71L6"

No.

Lock Sprin

Mounting

Lock

TA-74

Nylon

Drop,

(stud)

x

5/8"

l"

x

diameter

Head

Point,

AS16143,9116"

Square Head Head

Head

Rear

C.l.

.051 T.A.

9116"'24

long

l-3/4n

g

long

x ll2"1ong

Machine

Il4"-2O

Cap Caf 5116"-18

Cap

ll4"

(knurled)

C.P.

Head Set

L/4"-20

C.P. 3/8"-16

Cap

t/8"-16

x t'5116"

OD

regular

642

x

518"

oD

x 3/8", x 3/76"

l/4"-2O x 3/8"

l/4"-20

x I/2"

x l-3/4"

x 7 /'i-6"

l'314"

x

long

x 2"

oval

x l"

head

1 1

I

1 1 2 1

I

1 1

1 2 2

1

l.

1.

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Page- 24

Model

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.

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wide

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according

the table

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comb'

INSTRUCTION

about,

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cu

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26

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Model 72

-

12"ll4i'Tilting

Arbor

Saw

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

"FILLER

A

PIECE"

-

ITS CONTRUCTIQN

NOTE:..Filler

Use of rsmoyal

of

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of

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