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TOHELPMAINTAINCONTROL:
•Always supportyourworkpiecenearthe cut.
•Supportyourworkpiecesothe cutwillbe onyour left.
•Clampyourworkplece soitwillnot movedudngthe cut.
Placeyourworkpiecewithitsgood sidedown,
Note: The goodside is the sideon whichappearance is
important,
Beforebeginninga cut,draw a guidelinealongthedesired
lineofcut. Then placefront edge of baseon thatport of
yourworkpiecethatis solidily supported,See F{gure14.
Never place your saw on that part of the workpiece
that will fall off when the cut is made. See Ffgure 16.
Hold your sew firmly with both hands.
See Figure 17.
WRONG Fig, 16
RIGHT Fig, 17
Depressthe lock-offbuttonand squeezethe switchtdgger
to startyoursaw,Always letthe bladereachfull speed,
then guideyour saw intothe workpiece.
_i, WARNING: The bladecoming incontactwith the
workpiece before itreaches fullspeed couldcause
your saw to"kickback" towardsyou resultingin
cedous Injury.
When makinga cutuse steady, even pressure,Forcing
causes roughcuts, couldshortenthe llfeof yoursew and
couldcause "kickback."
REMEMBER:
When sewing throughwork,the lowerblade guarddoes
notcoverthe blade, exposingiton the undersideofwork,
Keepyour handsand fingersaway fromcuttingarea. Any
pert ofyour bodycomingin contactwiththe movingblade
willresultin serious injury,
After you completeyour cutrelease thetriggerand allow
the blade to cometo a complete stop. Do not remove
your saw from workpieee while the blade is moving.
_k CAUTION: When lifting sew from the
your
workpiece,the blade isexposedon the undersideof
yoursew untilthe lowerbladeguard closes,Make
sure lower blade guardisclosedbefore setting your
saw downon work surface,
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