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OPERATION NO. 1 - CRUSSCUT
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WArNiNG YOU WILL NOTICE THAT WHEN PULL.
ING THE SAW BLADE TOWARD YOU DURING
CROSSCUTTING THE BLADE TENDS TO FEED
ITSELF THROUGH THE WORKPIECE TillS IS
DUE I'O THE ROTATION OF THE IILADE TO
CONTROL THIS YOU SHOULD DEVELOP THE
HABIT HOLDING YOUR RIGHT FOREARM IN LINE
WITH THE ARM OF THE SAW THROUGHOUT THE
CUT ALSO MAKE SURE THE CARRIAGE BEAR-
INGS ARE ADJUSTED PROPERLY SO CARRIAGE
DOESN'T TRAVEL TOO FREELY
OPERATION NO. 2- MITER CROSSCUT
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rectangular irame The radial arm is Set tO a desired
angle of cut _w+vel and bevel _ettmgs at 0 ° and
locked Thewutkp_ecebelngt;UtlSposlhonedand
held firmly against the fence and the carriage pulled
forward along the radial arm lusl far enough to
cumplete the cut _arrlageshouIdthenbereturned
to tile full rear position andlocked Allow the $1w
blade to come to a atop betore removing the work
piece from 'he saw table
OPERATION NO. 3 - BEVEL CROSSCUT
Bevel cros$culhng is the process of sawmg at 90 +
t_qilar¢,) Rc(oas the width 0! a WOrkplece with lhe
saw blade set to an angle other than 90 ° to ihe table
The radual arm 3nd yoke are mdexed al 0° and
lo{ked ser_tJrely )n pla!:e _he beve$ is _et to ,he
desired angle of ,_ut and IOCk(:d The workp_ece
bemq _ut is pos_t+oned and held hrmly against the
fen(.e and the (,afrla_e IS pulled torwRrd arorig Ihp
radial arm lust tar enough tO complete the ("ut The
(a,,lagP should then b_" returned to Ihe (u il rPar
p,,_,,h_lnandIo_ked Al'owlhesawbladelo(,ometo
d _to_' before rpmOvmg the work p*e_ es fr um the saw
table
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OPERATION NO. 4 -
COMPOUND CROSSCUT
(+"()rllpollnd CrOSSCUt tS the comblpah_ n _f m,tPr art'1
bevel crosscut ThPradlalarm andlhPangl++of lhe
bladearesettoproducethedes,redcul theyOite_s
mdexPd at O" and IO_ked The wolf*piece _ po_'
t0onerJ ;|nd held tlrmly agam$1 tr,e ter,_,e arid t_e
carrrage Is pulled forward along lhe radial arm lU':,t
fa_enought0complelether.ut Thecarrrageshould
then be returned to the full rear position and Iocked
_,ll()w Ihe blade to (,ome IOa StOp before rpmoy_ng
thP workpte(,es from the saw fable
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REQUIREMENT WHEN RIPPING
(Operabons 5 and 61
WARNING: TO AVOIO MISTAKES THAT COULD
CAUSE SERIOUS PERMANENT INJURY. OBSERVE
ALL THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS IN ADDI.
TION TO THOSE ON PAGES 2-11,
1 M_ke sure lhal thflbladelssharp correctly se'
and undam_lged
2 Lock the rip lock handte (See page 29 )
3 lock the radial arm at the 0° po,_dton
4 Make sure the workpiece is kept in firm contact
w,th Ihe fence and the table The edge of the
board against the feqce musl be straight and will
r_ol catch Jn kerfs in the t_nce NEMFR RIP
F RE E HAND Iw_thoul a+d of tence)
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