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9
Blade Viewing Window
DANGER
To reduce the risk of serious injury
or death, always have the blade
viewing window or splinter guard in place during
use. Keep hands away from cutting area and the
blade.
The window provides a view of the blade and im-
proves dust collection.
1. Remove battery pack.
2. Lower the window ush with the workpiece.
3. When nished working, return the window to its
highest position.
4. To remove, move the window to its highest position.
WARNING! Never use saw without blade viewing
window or splinter guard in place.
5. Using the provided wrench, press in the locking
tab, then pull the window down and away from
the tool.
Blade viewing
window
locking tab
6. To install, push the window into the body of the
tool until the locking tab clicks into place.
Splinter Guard
DANGER
To reduce the risk of serious injury
or death, always have the blade
viewing window or splinter guard in place during
use. Keep hands away from cutting area and the
blade.
The splinter guard helps prevents damage to the
cut edge of the sawn-o workpiece. For best per-
formance, trim the splinter guard to t the kerf of
the blade.
Preparing (Trimming) the splinter guard:
1. Remove battery pack.
2. Remove the blade viewing window.
WARNING! Never use saw without blade viewing
window or splinter guard in place.
3. Install the splinter guard into the body of the tool
and secure with washer and knob.
4. Set the saw on a table edge to allow clearance for
the blade to lower beyond the table surface.
5. Set the bevel angle to 0º.
6. Set the depth stop slider to max cutting depth.
7. Set the scoring cut stop to the disengaged position.
8. Perform a plunge cut to trim the splinter guard to
the kerf of the blade.
Positioning the splinter guard during use:
1. Remove battery pack.
2. Remove the blade viewing window.
3. Install the splinter guard into the body of the tool.
4. Lower the splinter guard until ush with the work-
piece and then secure with washer and knob.
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