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Release the trigger switch and allow the
blade to come to a complete halt.
Raise the Cutting Head to its upper
position with the guard covering the
blade before removing your hand from
the Cutting Head Handle.
Only remove the workpiece when the
Cutting Head is in the upper position
with the blade guard covering the blade
and the motor stopped.
[_ WARNING 1
Never leave the saw unattended and
plugged into a power source.
Make the workshop childproof, and
always lock the workshop when not in
use. Store the tool in a secure, locked
cupboard or similar with no access for
unqualified users or children.
NOTE: The miter angle locking screw has an
adjustable spring loaded lever. This enables
the lever to be repositioned on the locking
screw. Repositioning may be necessary to
allow the screw to be tightened sufficiently
when a miter angle is set.
To reposition, lift up the lever and turn to a
convenient angle. Release the lever.
Turn the table to the desired angle as
indicated on the miter protractor scale.
Lock the table into position using the
locking screw.
Start the saw and allow to reach full
operating speed before making the cut
Proceed to make the cut as previously
described In MAKING A BASIC CUT.
(Fig. T)
MAKING A MITER CUT (Fig. S)
Any angle from 450 left to 45o right is
available, and a protractor scale can be
found on the Right Hand side of the machine
table.
Loosen the miter angle locking screw.
This is situated on the Left Hand side of
the machine table just behind the table
fence.
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(Fig. S)
(Fig. T)
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