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SPECIFIC SAFETY PRECAUTIONS IN

PREVENTING KICKBACK

∙ Always use the rip fence to guide the work piece

in a straight line when ripping.

∙ Never freehand cut a work piece. Free-handing

causes crooked cuts and

potential kickback. Crooked edges on the stock

can also cause crooked cuts.

∙ Make sure the fence is parallel to the blade. If

the fence closes in towards the rear of the blade

it will tend to wedge the wood against the blade

and may cause kickback.

∙ Never tilt the blade or saw table such that the

work piece is trapped in the angle between the

blade and the fence. This is a condition which has

high potential of causing kickback. Use the fence

to the side of the blade that results in an angle

greater than 90 degrees between the blade and

the table.

∙ Keep the angle between the blade and fence

open so that the work piece is free to absorb any

misalignments.

∙ Avoid standing directly behind the work piece

when making a rip cut.

∙ Always use the mitre gauge when crosscutting,

and hold the work piece firmly against it to assure

a straight cut.

∙ A dull blade may cause a kickback. Keep blades

sharp.

∙ Make sure set tooth blades have adequate set.

Tooth set provides clearance between the plate

of the blade and the work piece, thus minimizing

the probability of binding. Some saw blades are

hollow or tapered ground to provide clearance.

∙ Keep saw blades clean. A buildup of pitch or

sap on the surface of the saw blade increases the

thickness of the blade and also increases friction

on the blade surface. These conditions cause an

increase in the potential of a kickback.

∙ Do not cut wet wood. It produces higher friction

against the blade. Also the blade tends to load

up with wet sawdust, effecting a much greater

probability of kickback.

∙ Be very careful of stock which is pitty, knotty or

warped. These are more likely to create pinching

conditions and possible kickback.

∙ Never use a bent, broken or warped saw

blade. The probability of binding and creating a

kickback is greatly increased.

∙ Overheating a saw blade can cause it to warp

and create a kickback. Buildup of sap on the

blades, insufficient set, dullness, and unguided

cuts can all cause an overheated blade.

∙ Never use mitre gauge with the rip fence

simultaneously.

WARNING: The warnings, cautions, and

instructions detailed in this manual cannot cover

all possible conditions and situations that occur.

It must be understood by the operator that

COMMON SENSE AND CAUTION ARE FACTORS

that cannot be built into this product, but MUST

BE SUPPLIED BY THE OPERATOR.