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GTS10SB

Operator’s ManualManuel d’utilisation Manual del Operario

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10" Table Saw Operator’s Manual GTS10SB2

10" TABLE SAW 15 AMP Operator’s Manual

Specifications•Model#----------------------------------GTS10SB•Input------------------------------------120V~/60Hz,15.0Amp•BladeSize-------------------------------10"(254mm)•BladeBevel------------------------------0-45Degrees•No-LoadBladeSpeed--------------------4,800RPM•ArborSize--------------------------------5/8"(16mm)•TableSize-------------------------------24"Lx20"W•CuttingCapacityat90degrees----------3"•CuttingCapacityat45degrees----------2-1/2"

Includes:TableSaw,40TCarbideBlade,MiterGauge,RipFence,Push-Stick,MetalStandandWrenches.

WARNING:To reduce the risk of injury, user must read and understand this operator’s manual before operating this tool. Save this Manual for future reference.

Toll-Free Help Line: 1-888-552-8665

WARNING:TheOperationofanypowertoolcanresultinforeignobjectsbeingthrownintoyoureyes,whichcanresult insevereeyedamage.Beforebeginningtooloperation,alwayswearsafetygogglesorsafetyglasseswith side shields and a full face shieldwhen needed.We recommendWideVisionSafetyMaskforuseovereyeglassesorstandardsafetyglasseswithsideshields.AlwaysweareyeprotectionwhichismarkedtocomplywithANSIZ87.1.

Look for this symbol to point out important safety precautions. It means attention!!! Your safety is involved.

GENERAL SAFETY RULES

WARNING:Some dust created by power sanding, sawing, grinding, drilling, and other construction activities contains chemicals known to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. Some examples of these chemicals are:

• Leadfromlead-basedpaints,• Crystallinesilicafrombricksandcementandothermasonryproducts,and• Arsenicandchromiumfromchemicallytreatedlumber.

Your risk from these exposures varies, depending on how often you do this type of work. To reduce your exposure to these chemicals: work in a well ventilated area, and work with approved safety equipment, such as those dust masks that are specially designed to filter out microscopic particles.

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FORESIGHTISBETTERTHANNOSIGHT

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WARNING:Read and understand all warnings, cautions and operating instructions before using this equipment. Failure to follow all instructions listed below may result in electric shock, fire and/or serious personal injury.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONSWORK AREA SAFETY:

• Keep your work area clean and well lit.Clutteredbenchesanddarkareasinviteaccidents.

• Do not operate power tools in explosive atmospheres,suchasinthepresenceofflammableliquids,gases,ordust.Powertoolscreatesparkswhichmayignitethedustorfumes.

• Keep bystanders, children, and visitors away while operating a power tool.Distractionscancauseyoutolosecontrol.

ELECTRICAL SAFETY

• Power tool plugs must match the outlet. Nevermodifythepluginanyway.Donotuseanyadapterplugsinanyearthed(grounded)powertools.Doubleinsulatedtoolsareequippedwithapolarizedplug(onebladeiswiderthantheother).Thisplugwillfitinapolarizedoutletonlyoneway.Iftheplugdoesnotfitfullyintheoutlet,reversetheplug.Ifitstilldoesnotfit,contactaqualifiedelectriciantoinstallapolarizedoutlet.Donotchangethepluginanyway.Doubleinsulationeliminatestheneedforthethreewiregroundedpowercordandgroundedpowersupplysystem.

•Donotexposepowertoolstorainorwetconditions.Waterenteringapowertoolwillincreasetheriskofelectricshock.

•Avoidbodycontactwithearthedorgroundedsurfacessuchaspipes, radiators, ranges and refrigerators. Thereisanincreasedriskofelectricshockifyourbodyisgrounded.

•Donotabusethecord.Neverusethecordforcarrying,pullingorunpluggingthepowertool.Keepcordawayfromheat,oil,sharpedgesormovingparts.Damagedcordsincreasetheriskofelectricshock.

•Whenoperatingapowertooloutside,useanextensioncordsuitablefor outdoor use. Thesecordsareratedforoutdooruseandreducetheriskofelectricshock.

•DonotuseAConlyratedtoolswithaDCpowersupply.Whilethetoolmayappeartowork.TheelectricalcomponentsoftheACratedtoolarelikelytofailandrateahazardtotheoperator.

PERSONAL SAFETY

• Stay alert, watchwhatyouaredoingandusecommonsensewhenoperatingapowertool.Donotusetoolwhiletiredorundertheinfluenceofdrugs,alcohol,ormedication.Amomentofinattentionwhileoperatingpowertoolsmayresultinseriouspersonalinjury.

•Usesafetyequipment.Alwaysweareyeprotection.Safetyequipmentsuchasdustmask,non-skidsafetyshoes,hardhat,orhearingprotectionforappropriateconditionswillreducepersonalinjuries.

•Dressproperly.Donotwearlooseclothingorjewelry.Keepyourhair,clothingandglovesawayfrommovingparts.Looseclothes,jewelryorlonghaircanbecaughtinmovingparts.Airventsmaycovermovingpartsandshouldbeavoided.

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•Avoidaccidentalstarting.Ensuretheswitchisintheoffpositionbeforepluggingin.Carryingpowertoolwithyourfingerontheswitchorplugginginpowertoolsthathavetheswitchoninvitesaccidents.

•Removeanyadjustingkeysorwrenchesbeforeturningthepowertool on. Awrenchorkeythatisleftattachedtoarotatingpartofthetoolmayresultinpersonalinjury.

•Donotoverreach.Maintainproperfootingandbalanceatalltimes.Lossofbalancecancauseaninjuryinanunexpectedsituation.

• Ifdevicesareprovidedforconnectionofdustextractionandcollection facilities, ensure these are connected and properly used. Useofthesedevicescanreducedustrelatedhazards.

•Donotusealadderorunstablesupport.Stablefootingonasolidsurfaceenablesbettercontrolofthetoolinunexpectedsituations.

•Keeptoolhandlesdry,cleanandfreefromoilandgrease.Slipperyhandlescannotsafelycontrolthetool.

TOOL USE AND CARE

• Secure the work piece. Useclamporotherpracticalwaytoholdtheworkpiecetoastableplatform.Holdingtheworkpiecebyhandoragainstyourbodyisunstableandmayleadtolossofcontrol.

•Donotforcethepowertool.Thetoolwillperformthejobbetterandsaferatthefeedrateforwhichitisdesigned.Forcingthetoolcouldpossiblydamagethetoolandmayresultinpersonalinjury.

•Usethecorrectpowertoolforthejob.Don’tforcethetoolorattachmenttodoajobforwhichitisnotdesigned.

•Donotusetoolifswitchdoesnotturnitonoroff.Anytoolthatcannotbecontrolledwiththeswitchisdangerousandmustberepairedorreplacedbyanauthorizedservicecenter.

•Turnpowertooloff,anddisconnecttheplugfromthepowersourceand/orbatterypackfromthepowertoolbeforemakinganyadjustments,changingtheaccessories,orstoringthetools. Suchpreventivesafetymeasuresreducetheriskofanaccidentalstartupwhichmaycausepersonalinjury.

•Storeidletooloutofreachofchildrenandotherinexperiencedpersons. Itisdangerousinthehandofuntrainedusers.

•Maintainpowertoolswithcare.Checkforproperalignmentandbindingofmovingparts,componentbreaks,andanyotherconditionsthatmayaffectthetool’soperation.Aguardoranyotherpartthatisdamagedmustbeproperlyrepairedorreplacedbyanauthorizedservicecentertoavoidriskofpersonalinjury.

•Userecommendedaccessories.Usingaccessoriesandattachmentsnotrecommendedbythemanufacturerorintendedforuseonthistypetoolmaycausedamagetothetoolorresultinpersonalinjurytotheuser.Consulttheoperator’smanualforrecommendedaccessories.

•Keepcuttingtoolssharpandclean.Properlymaintainedcuttingtoolswithsharpcuttingedgesarelesslikelytobindandareeasiertocontrol.

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•Feedtheworkpieceinthecorrectdirectionandspeed.Feedtheworkpieceintoablade,cutter,orabrasivesurfaceagainstthedirectionofthecuttingtool’sdirectionofrotationonly.Incorrectlyfeedingtheworkpieceinthesamedirectionmaycausetheworkpiecetobethrownoutathighspeed.

•Neverleavethetoolrunningunattended,turnthepoweroff.Donotleavethetooluntilitcomestoacompletestop.

•Neverstartthepowertoolwhenanyrotatingcomponentisincontact with the work piece.

WARNING:USEOFTHISTOOLCANGENERATEANDDISBURSEDUSTOROTHERAIRBORNEPARTICLES,INCLUDINGWOODDUST,CRYSTALLINESILICADUSTANDASBESTOS.Directparticlesawayfromfaceandbody.Always operate tool in a well-ventilated area and provide for proper dust removal. Use dust collection system wherever possible. Exposure to the dust may cause serious and permanent respiratory or other injury, including silicosis (a serious lung disease), cancer, and death. Avoid breathing the dust, and avoid prolonged contact with the dust. Allowing dust to get into your mouth or eyes, or lay on your skin may promote absorption of harmful material. Always use properly fitting NIOSH/OSHA approved respiratory protection appropriate for dust exposure, and wash exposed areas with soap and water.

SERVICE

• Have your power tool Serviced by a qualified repair person using only identical replacement parts. Thiswillensurethatthesafetyofthepowertoolismaintained.

•Serviceyourpowertoolperiodically.Whencleaningatool,becarefulnottodisassembleanyportionofthetoolsinceinternalwiresmaybemisplacedorpinched.

WARNING:READANDUNDERSTANDALLWARNINGS,CAUTIONSANDOPERATINGINSTRUCTIONSBEFOREUSINGTHISEQUIPMENT.Failureto follow all instructions listed below may result in electric shock, fire and/or serious personal injury.

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EXTENSIONCORDS

Grounded tools require a three wire extension cord.Doubleinsulatedtoolscanuseeitheratwoorthreewireextensioncord.Asthedistancefromthepowersupplyoutletincreases,youmustuseaheaviergaugeextensioncord.Usingextensioncordswithinadequatelysizedwirecausesaseriousdropinvoltage,resultinginlossofpowerandpossibletooldamage.Refertothetableshownbelowtodeterminetherequiredminimumwiresize.Thesmallerthegaugenumberofthewire,thegreaterthecapacityofthecord.Forexample:a14-gaugecordcancarryahighercurrentthana16-gaugecord.Whenusingmorethanoneextensioncordtomakeupthetotallength,besureeachcordcontainsatleasttheminimumwiresizerequired.Ifyouareusingoneextensioncordformorethanonetool,addthenameplateamperesandusethesumtodeterminetherequiredminimumwiresize.

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GuidelinesforUsingExtensionCords• Ifyouareusinganextensioncordoutdoors,besureitismarkedwiththesuffix“W-A”(“W”inCanada)toindicatethatitisacceptableforoutdooruse.

• Besureyourextensioncordisproperlywiredandingoodelectricalcondition.Alwaysreplaceadamagedextensioncordorhaveitrepairedbyaqualifiedpersonbeforeusingit.

• Protectyourextensioncordsfromsharpobjects,excessiveheat,anddamporwetareas.

SPECIFIC SAFETY RULES FOR TABLE SAWS

WARNING:DONOTLETCOMFORTORFAMILIARITYWITHPRODUCT(GAINEDFROMREPEATEDUSE)REPLACESTRICTADHERENCETOPRODUCTSAFETYRULES.Ifyouusethistoolunsafelyorincorrectly,youcansuffer serious personal injury!

• Do not cut metals with the table saw. Tablesawsaredesignedtocutwood-likeorplasticmaterials.However,somewoodandplasticmaterialsarequitehardandslippery.Theanti-kickbackpawlsmaynotstopkickback.Donotstand,orletanyonestandinlinewithpotentialkickback.

• Toavoidtippingyourtablesawinoperation,firmlyBOLTittoaworkstand or bench. Longworkpiecesneedextrasupportontheout-feedside.

• Unplugsawfrompowersourcebeforemakingadjustments,repairs,maintenance or storing. Accidentalstartupcancauseseriouspersonalinjury.

• Donotturnonthetablesawbeforeclearingthetableofalltools,wood scraps, etc,excepttheworkpieceandrelatedfeedorsupportingdevices

• Weareyeandhearingprotection.Alwaysusesafetyglasseswithsideshields,unlessotherwisespecified,everydayglassesprovideonlylimitedimpactresistance,theyarenotsafetyglasses,useonlyapprovedcertifiedsafetyequipment;eyeprotectionshouldcomplywithANSIz87.1standards,protectivehearingequipmentshouldcomplywithANSIs3.19standards.

• Protectyourlungs.Wearfaceordustmask.Followingthisrulewillreducetheriskofpersonalinjury.

• Tiebacklonghairandrolllongsleevesabovetheelbow.DoNOTwearloosefittinggloves,looseclothing,jewelryandotheritemswhichcanbecaughtinrotatingpartsandcauseseriouspersonalinjury.

• Alwaysusebladeguard,splitterandanti-kickbackpawlsonallthrough cutting operations. Theguardsystemisdesignedtoreducetheintensityofkickbackandkeepyourhandsawayfromthespinningblade.

Recommended Minimum Wire Gauge for Extension Cords (120 Volt)

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2.1–3.4 18 18 18 16 14 14

3.5–5.0 18 18 16 14 12 12

5.1–7.0 18 16 14 12 12 10

7.1–12.0 18 14 12 10 8 8

12.1–16.0 14 12 10 10 8 6

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• Alwayssecuretheworkpieceagainstripfenceormitergauge.

• Alwaysusepushstickforrippingnarrowstocksoyourhanddoesnotcomeclosetothesawblade. Useapushblockorfeatherboardfornon-throughcuts

• Nevercutfreehand,whichmeansusingonlyyourhandstosupportorguidetheworkpiece.Alwaysuseripfenceormitergaugetopositionandguidethework

• Standtothesideofthebladeandworkpiece.NEVERstandorhandanypartofyourbodyinlinewiththepathofthesawblade.

• Neverreachbehindbladewhenthesawbladeisrotating.

• Moveripfenceoutofthewaywhencrosscutting.NEVERuseripfenceasacutoffgaugewhencrosscutting

• Keepsawbladecleanandsharp.ADullandstickybladewillincreasetheriskofbindingintheworkpiece.

• FeedtheworkpiecethroughAGAINSTtherotationoftheblade.Feedingmaterialfromthebackofthesawinvitesanaccidentandcancauseseriousinjury.

• Use support for the sides and back of the saw table when cutting wide or long work piece.

• Nevercutmorethanoneworkpieceatatime.Stackedworkpiecescanshiftorbindandleadtounexpectedcontactwithblade.

• Keepripfenceparalleltothesawbladetoavoidbindingorkickbacks.

• Neverpulltheworkpiecethroughthespinningblade.Itmaycausekickbackandcauseseriouspersonalinjury.Youcanbedraggedintothebladesduringakickback.

• Donotripaworkpiecethatistwistedorwarpedordoesnothaveastraight edge to guide along the fence.

• Nevermakethroughcutsnarrowerthan½”.Thebladeguardsystemisnoteffectivefornarrowripcutsandwillnotpreventkickback.

• Neverattempttofreeastalledsawbladewithoutturningoffthesaw and unplugging the saw from the power source.

• Avoidcuttingnailsorothermetalpieces.Inspectforandremoveallnailsfromtheworkpiece.

• Alwaysturnthesawoffbeforeunpluggingthesawfromthepowersource toavoidaccidentalstartingwhenre-pluggingintotothepowersource.Neverleavethetablesawunattendedwhileconnectedtoapowersource.

• Useonlyaccessoriesratedforthespeedrecommendedonthetoolwarning label or higher. Thebladeforthistablesawmustbe10”(254mm)indiameter,ratedatleast4,800rpmorhigherwith5/8”arbor.Accessoriesrunningatspeedsgreaterthanratedcanflyapartandcausepersonalinjury.

• Savetheseinstructions.Refertothemfrequentlyandusetoinstructotherusers.

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WARNING:USEOFTHISTOOLCANGENERATEANDDISBURSEDUSTOROTHERAIRBORNEPARTICLES,INCLUDINGWOODDUST,CRYSTALLINESILICADUSTANDASBESTOS.Directparticlesawayfromfaceandbody.Always operate tool in a well-ventilated area and provide for proper dust removal. Use dust collection system wherever possible. Exposure to the dust may cause serious and permanent respiratory or other injury, including silicosis (a serious lung disease), cancer, and death. Avoid breathing the dust, and avoid prolonged contact with the dust. Allowing dust to get into your mouth or eyes, or lay on your skin may promote absorption of harmful material. Always use properly fitting NIOSH/OSHA approved respiratory protection appropriate for dust exposure, and wash exposed areas with soap and water.

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GLOSSARY OF WOOD-WOKING TERMSWork Piece--Apieceofwoodonwhichthecuttingoperationisbeingperformed.

Anti-Kickback Pawls--Devicewhich,whenproperlyinstalledandmaintained,isdesignedtostoptheworkpiecefrombeingkickedbacktowardtheoperatorduringtheoperation.

Arbor--Theshaftonwhichacuttingtoolismounted.

BevelCut--Acuttingoperationmadewithanangledblade.

CompoundMiterCut--Asinglecutmadewithbothamiterangleandabevelangle.

CrossCut--Acutorshapingoperationmadeacrosstheworkpiece.

Dado--Anon-throughcutwhichproducesasquaresidednotchortroughintheworkpiece.

Feather board--Adeviceusedtohelpcontroltheworkpiecebyguidingitsecurelyagainstthetableorfenceduringanyripcutoperation.

Freehand--Performingacutwithoutusingafence,mitergauge,fixture,holddownclamp,orotherproperdevicetokeeptheworkpiecefromtwistingduringthecut–notrecommended.

Gum--Asticky,sap-basedresiduefromwoodproducts.

Heel--Misalignmentoftheblade.Heelcancausebinding,kickback,excessiveforceburningtheworkpieceorsplintering

Kerf--Theamountofmaterialremovedbythebladeinathroughcut,ortheslotproducedbythebladeinnon-throughorpartialcut.

Kickback--Anuncontrolledgrabbingorthrowingoftheworkpiecebacktowardthefrontofthesaw,associatedwiththeworkpiececlosingthekerfandpinchingthebladeorotherwiseplacingtensionontheblade.

Leading End--Theendoftheworkpiece,whichduringariptypeoperationispushedintothecuttingtoolfirst.

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MiterCut--Acuttingoperationmadewiththewoodatanyangleotherthan90degreetotheblade.

Molding--Acutwhichproducesaspecialshapeintheworkpiece,usedforjoiningordecoration.

Non-ThroughCut--Anycuttingoperationwherethebladedoesnotextendcompletelythroughthethicknessoftheworkpiece

Push Block--Adeviceusedtofeedtheworkpiecethroughthesawduringnarrowriptypeoperationswhereapushstickcannotbeused.Italsohelpskeeptheoperator'shandswellawayfromtheblade.

Push Stick--Adeviceusedtofeedtheworkpiecethroughthesawtohelpkeeptheoperator'shandswellawayfromtheblade.

Rabbet --Anotchintheedgeoftheworkpiece.

Resin--Asticky,sap-basedsubstancethathashardened.

RipCut--Acuttingorshapingoperationmadealongthelengthoftheworkpiece.

Rip Fence--Adjustableguideusedinrippingcutstokeeptheworkpieceparalleltothesawblade.

RPM --RevolutionsperMinute.Thenumberofturnscompletedbyaspinningobjectinoneminute

Saw Blade Path--Theareaover,under,behind,orinfrontoftheblade.Asitappliestotheworkpiece,thatareawhichwillbe,orhasbeen,cutbytheblade.

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1. Die-CastAluminumTable2. SawBlade3. SawBladeGuard4. Splitter5. Anti-KickbackPawls6. RipFence7. MiterGauge8. PushStick9. BladeControlWheel10. ON/OFFSwitch

11. ResetButton12. BladeBevelLockinglever13. Base14. SteelWorkStand15. MiterGaugeStorage16. PushStickStorage17. SawdustPort18.BladeStorage19.BladeThroatPlate

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UNPACKINGANDCONTENTS

IMPORTANT:Due to modern mass production techniques, it is unlikely the tool is faulty or that a part is missing. If you find anything wrong, do not operate the tool until the parts have been replaced or the fault has been rectified. Failure to do so could result in serious personal injury.

ContentsinPackage:

Item Description Q'ty 1. TableSawAssembly 12. MiterGauge 13. RipFence 14. BladeControlWheelHandle 15. BladeGuard 16 Anti-kickbackpawls 17. Pushstick 18. BladeChangeWrench 29. ShortTopBrackets(A) 210. LongTopBrackets(B) 211. ShortSupportBracket(C) 212. LongSupportBracket(D) 213. StandLegs 414. RubberFeet 415. Hardware 36sets16. Allenwrench 117. Operator’sManualandotherinstructions (notshown)

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ASSEMBLY AND ADJUSTMENT

WARNING: DO NOT connect to power source until assembly is complete. Failure to comply could result in accidental starting and serious personal injury.

WARNING:If any part is missing or damaged, do not attempt to assembly the table saw, plug in the power source, or turn the switch on until the missing or damaged part is obtained and it installed properly.

WORK STAND ASSEMBLY

Part Needed9. ShortTopBrackets(A) 210.LongTopBrackets(B) 211.ShortSupportBracket(C) 212.LongSupportBracket(D) 213.StandLegs 414.RubberFeet 415.Screws,Washers&Nuts 32sets

UseScrews,WashersandNuts(15)toattachthestandpieces.Donottightenthescrewscompletelyuntillegstandiscompletelyassembly.(SeeFIG.3)

1.Attachtheshorttopbrackets9(A)tothestandlegs13.2.Attachthelongtopbrackets10(B)tothestandlegs133.Attachtheshortsupportbrackets11(C)tothestandlegs134.Attachthelongsupportbrackets12(D)tothestandlegs135.Tapthefourrubberfeet14ontothebottomofthestandlegs136.Tightenallfasteners.

WARNING: After completing adjustments, securely tighten all fasteners. An unstable stand may shift in use and cause serious personal injury.

MOUNTING THE TABLE SAW ON STAND

1.Placethetablesawontotheassembledstandsothatthefourmountingholesinthebaseofthesawareoverthefourmountingslotsonthestand.

2.Securethetablesawtothestandbyusingthefourbolts,washersandnutsprovided.(SeeFIG.4)

MOUNTING THE TABLE WITHOUT STAND

When mounting table saw to a work bench or plywood,holesshouldbedrilledthroughthesupportingsurfacetotheworkbenchorplywoodandanopeningmustbemade thesamesizeastheopeninginthebottomofthesawusingthedimensionsillustratedsothesawdustcandropthrough.

1.Place the saw on the mounting surface, and mark thelocationofthefour3/8”mountingholes.

2.Removethesaw.Drill3/8”holesinthemountingsurface3.Markan11”x11”squarecenteredbetweenfourmountingholes.

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4.Cutoutandremovethesquare.(SeeFIG.5)5.Thisopeningwillallowsawdusttofallthroughthesawbase.6.Placethesawontheworkbench,andalignthemountingholesofthesawwithholesthathavebeendrilledthroughthesurface.

7.Securethesawtotheworkbenchusingboltsandnuts.

INSTALLING THE BLADE CONTROL WHEEL HANDLE (FIG 6)

Place thenut into thenutsloton thebacksideof thebladecontrolwheel(2).

Insertthelongscrew(3)throughthewheelhandle(1),aplasticwasherandthebladecontrolwheel(2).Tightenthescrewintothenutbyusingascrewdriver(notprovided).

WARNING: To prevent personal Injury, always unplug the saw from power source before make any adjustments.

ADJUSTING THE SPLITTER (FIG 7)

Thesplitter(1)hastwopositions:StoragepositionandWorkingposition. The splitter is in the storage position out of thepackage.

To adjust the splitter to be working position

1.Removethebladethroatplate.2.Raise thebladeup to thehighestpositionby turning thebladecontrolwheelcounterclockwise.Setthebevelat0°.Makesurethebevelislockedtight.

3.Releasethesplitterlockinglever(2)bypullingtheleverup.4.Pullthesplitteruptotheworkingposition.Thetwoworkingposition holes (4) should alignwith the two pins on thefixture(5).

5.Lockthesplitterbypushingthesplitterlockingleverdown.NOTE:Makesurethesplitterislockedsecurely.

6.Placethebladethroatplatebackon.

To adjust the splitter to be the storage position

Repeattheabovesteps1to3,slidethesplitterdowntothestorageposition.Lockthesplitterlockinglever(2).Lowerthebladetothelowestposition.Thesplittershouldbeunderthesawtable.

To adjust the height of the splitter

Loosenthetwoscrews(6).Adjustthetwoadjustingscrews(7)tomakesurethesplitterisabout1/8”(3mm)abovethebladetips.Tightenthetwoscrews(6).

To adjust the alignment of the splitter

The splittermust be precisely in LINEwith the saw blade.Loosen the two screws (6), align the splitter with the sawblade.Oncealigned,holdthesplitterinpositionandtightenthetwoscrews(6).

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INSTALLING THE ANTI-KICKBACK PAWLS

NOTE:The splitter (1) needs tobe inworkingposition to installtheanti-kickbackpawlassembly.

1.Raisethebladetothehighestpositionandsetbevelat0°.Makesurethebevelislockedtight.

2.Placetheanti-kickbackpawlassemblyoverthe"keyhole"slot(4)onthesplitter(1).Depresstheplasticcap(3)onthelockpin(5)inthedirectionshownonFIG8-A,Rotatethelever(7)downwards,andmakesurethelockpinfullyengagestheslot(4).SeeFIG8-C

4.Releasetheplasticcap(3)tosecure.SeeFIG8-C.Makesure there is no movement of the anti-kickback pawlassembly.

To un-install the anti-kickbackpawl assembly.Depress theplasticcap(3)onthelockpin(5)torelease.Rotatethelever(7)downwards,Pullandremovetheassemblyoffthesplitter.

INSTALLING THE BLADE GUARD (FIG 9,10)

1.Positionthebladeguardassembly(5)overthe"L"shapedslot(3)onthesplittersothatthepin(1)engagestheslot(3)completely.SeeFIG9.

2. Place the blade guard assembly down on the splitter.Depressthesilverlockbutton(2).

3.Slide thebladeguardassemblybackwardsandpush itdownwardswithalittleforcesothatthelockpinengagesfullyintotheslot4.

4.Releasethesilverlockbutton(2)tosecure.SeeFIG10.

MITER GAUGE INSTALLATION (FIG 11)

Themitergaugeispre-assembledatthefactory.Toinstallit,simplyslidemitergaugeguideintothemitergaugegrooveonthesawtableasshowninFIG.11.

NOTE:Thereare twomitergaugegrooves,oneoneithersideoftheblade.Whenmaking90°crosscut,youmayuseeitherofthegrooves.Whenbevelcutting,usethegrooveontherightsidesothatthebladeistiltedawayfromthemitergaugeandyourhand.

MITER GAUGE ADJUSTMENT (FIG 12)

To adjust the miter gauge angle,loosenmitergaugelockhandle (1)and rotate themitergaugebody (2)so thatthe"0"markontheendoftheslidingbarpointstodesiredposition.Thentightenthelockhandle.SeeFIG12.

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NOTE:Themitergaugebody (2)hasmarksat5degreesincrements. The sliding bar (3) has marks at 1 degreeincrements.Readbothtogetanaccurateangledegree.

To adjust the Miter Gauge Fence,loosenthelockknob(4)andslidethefence(5)tothedesiredposition.Thentightenthelockknob(4).(SeeFIG12)

RIP FENCE INSTALLATION (FIG 13)

The rip fence ispre-assembledat the factory.To install theRipFence,placetheendfurthest(2)fromthelockhandle(1)sothatflange isovertherearedgeof thetable, then lowerthe end closest to the handle over the front rail.When theLockdownhandle (1) is in theUPposition, theflangesarerelaxed,allowingyoutore-positiontheRipFence.WhentheLockdownhandle is in theDOWNposition, theflangesarelockedwithrailsinplace.(SeeFIG13)

WARNING: The Rip Fence must be parallel with the Saw Blade in order to prevent Kickback when rip cutting.

RIP FENCE ADJUSTMENT (FIG 13)


To adjust the Rip Fence,liftthelockhandle(1)totheUPposition.Useindicator(3)onthefencetoslidetheRipFencetodesiredposition.MakesurethefrontbarontheRipFenceisflushagainstfrontrail.ThenlockDOWNthelockhandle.

To adjust the tension on the Rip Fence,youmayturn the tension adjustment knob (4) clockwise to increasethetensionorturncounterclockwisetodecreasethetension.

To align Rip Fence,pleasefollowthestepsbelow:

1.Liftthelockhandle(1)toUPposition.2.SlidetheRipFencebythehandleuntilitisalongsidethesawblade.Thefenceshouldtouchthe“SET”teethatthefrontandrearoftheblade.Ifnot,continuethefollowingthesteps.

3.Loosenthetwohexscrews(5)onthetopfrontsectionofthefence.

4.Movethefenceuntilittouchestheteethandisparalleltotheblade.

5.Holdthefence inplaceand lower the lockhandle, thentightenhexscrews.

The distance of the Rip Fence body from the blade when ripcuttingontherightsideofthebladeisdeterminedbyaligningtheDistanceIndicator(3)withthedesireddimensiononthescale(6).ToadjusttheRipFenceDistanceIndicator,loosentheadjustmentscrew(7),adjusttheindicator(3)andthentightenthescrew(7).

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BLADE HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT (FIG 14)

1.Turnthebladecontrolwheel(1).Turningitclockwiselowerstheblade.Turningitcounterclockwiseelevatesit.

2.Forthroughcuts,placetheworkpiecetobecutflushagainstblade,andsetthebladesothattipsonthetopofbladeareabout1/8”(3mm)higherthantheworkpieceandthevalleybetweentheteethislowerthantheworkpiece.

3.Fornon-throughcuts,usearulertomeasurefromthetablesurfacetothetipoftheuppermosttoothontheblade.

90° AND 45° POSITIVE STOPS ADJUSTMENT (FIG 14, 15, 16)

Thesawhaspositivestops thatwillquicklyposition thesawbladeat90°or45°tothetable.Makethefollowingadjustmentsonlywhenitisneeded.

To Adjust 90° Positive Stop

1.Removethebladeguard.2.Raisethebladetothehighestpossiblepositionbyturningbladecontrolwheel(1)counterclockwise.

3.Loosenthebevellockinglever(2).Pushthebladecontrolwheel(1)andturnclockwiseasfaraspossible.

4.Place a combination square flush on the table and flushagainstthebladetodetermineifthebladeisata90°angletothetable.SeeFIG15.

5. Ifthebladeisnotata90°angletothetable.Loosenthescrew (7).Adjust the bevel so that the blade is at a 90°angle.Lockthebevellockinglever(2).

6.Turnthe90°jamnutconnectingwithscrew(7)frominsideofthebasetomakesurethereisnomovement.Tightenthescrew(7)tosecure.

To Adjust the 45° Positive Stop, follow the same procedures as adjusting the 90 positive stop. Set the blade at a 45° angle against a combination square. The 45° positive stop adjusting screw and jam nut (8) is on the right side. See FIG 16.

WARNING: To prevent personal Injury, always unplug the saw from the power source before make any adjustments.

BLADE BEVEL INDICATOR ADJUSTMENTS (FIG 15, 17)

1.Loosenbevellockinglever(2),pushbladecontrolwheel(1)andturnclockwisetopositionthebladeat90°measuredbyusingcombinationsquare.(SeeFIG15)

2.Loosentheholdingscrew(4),positionthepointer(4)over0°andtightenthescrew(4).

NOTE: Always make a trial cut on a piece of wood when make critical cuts. Measure the cut accuracy.

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BLADE BEVEL ADJUSTMENT (FIG 14)

1.Loosenthebevellockingleverbypullingitawayfromthebase.2.Pushbladecontrolwheel(1)sothatthegearonthewheelengagesintothegearbar(6)onthebase.Turnthebladecontrolwheeltodesiredbladeangle.0°onbevelscale(5)for90°cutting.

3.Tightenthebeveladjustmentlever(2).

WARNING: Make sure bevel locking lever is tightened before each use to avoid risk of personal injury.

TO REPLACE THE BLADE (FIG 18)

WARNING: Always unplug the saw from power source before maintenance to avoid risk of serious personal injury.

To remove the blade:

1.Removethebladeguardandthebladethroatplate.2.Raisethebladetothehighestpossibleposition.3.Tokeepthearborfromrotating,placeoneoftheopenendedwrenches(1)ontheflangeflats.4.Placethesecondopenendedwrench(2)onthearbornut.5.Turnthesecondwrench(2)clockwisetotighten,counterclockwisetoloosen.Loosenandremovethearbornut.SeeFIG18

6.Removetheflangeandpullthebladeoffthemotorshaft.

To install the blade, reverse the procedure.

IMPORTANT:Blade rotation is clockwise when observing from the right side of the saw. Make sure the rotation direction mark on blade matches with that.

OPERATION

WARNING: DO NOT turn on the table saw before clearing the table of all tools, wood scraps, etc, except the work piece and related feed or supporting devices.

ON/OFF SWITCH (FIG 19)

ThesawisequippedwithaON/OFFswitch(1)withaquickshutdowncover(2).

1.ToturnthesawON,liftthecover(2),pullthebottomendofswitch(1)upwardtotheONposition.2.ToturnthesawOFF,presstheredcover(2)toturnoffthesaw.3.Theswitchcanbelocked"OFFthroughtwolockingholes(3)topreventfromunauthorizeduse.

OVERLOAD RESET SWITCH (FIG 19)

WARNING:To prevent accidental startup if overload reset switch is pushed, the ON/OFF switch must be in the OFF position and plug should be removed from the power source while cooling down. Overheating may be caused by dull blade or misaligned parts. Inspect your saw for proper setup before using it again.

Yoursawisequippedwithanoverloadresetswitch(4-FIG19)thatwillallowthemotortoberestartedafteritshutsoffduetooverloadingorlowvoltage.Ifmotorstopsduringtheoperation,takethefollowingsteps:

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1.TurntheON/OFFswitchtotheOFFposition.2.Waitaboutfiveminutesforthemotortocooldown.3.Pushintheresetbutton(4-FIG19).4.TurntheON/OFFswitchtotheONposition.

SAWDUST COLLECTION (FIG 20)

Thistablesawisequippedwitharemovablesawdustcollector(1).SeeFIG20.Adustcollectionsystemcanbeattachedtothedustport(2)tohelpremovesawdustfromtheworkarea.

Toremovethesawdustcollector,simplyloosentwobutterflynuts(3)andremovethecollectorfromthesaw.

PUSH STICK AND PUSH BLOCK

Aplasticpushstickissuppliedforripcuttingwidthsof2”to6”Use auxiliary fence and push block for rip cutting widthsnarrower than2”.When ripping,apply the feed force to thesectionoftheworkpiecebetweenthesawbladeandtheripfence.

APPLICATIONSCutting Tips

1.Makesurethekerfismadeonthescrapsideofthemeasuringline.2.Cutthewoodwiththefinishsideup.3.Alwayshaveapropersupportforthewoodasitcomesoutoftheblade.4.Makeatestcutforimportantcuts.5.Alwaysusethecorrectbladedepthsetting.TheTopofthebladeteethshouldcleartheworkpieceby1/8”(3mm)to¼”(6mm).

6. Inspecttheworkpieceforknotsornailsbeforebeginningacut.Removeanylooseknotsornailswithahammer.

7.Alwaysuseclean,sharp,properly-setblades,Nevermakeacutwithdullblade.8.Whenmakingacut,usesteady,Evenpressure,Neverforceacut.9.DoNOTcutwetorwarpedlumber.10.Alwaysholdyourworkpiecefirmlywithbothhandsorusepushstickorpushblock.

Cross Cutting

WARNING:Make sure the blade guard assembly is properly installed to avoid serious personal injury.

1.Removetheripfencefromthetablesurface.2.PositionMiterGaugeto0°.3.Makesureallloosepieceshavebeenremovedfromthetablesurfaceandworkpieceisnotincontactwithblade.

4.TurnON/OFFswitchtotheONposition.5.Positiontheworkpieceflatonthetablewithedgeflushagainstmitergaugefence.Waituntilbladereachesfullspeedbeforefeedingtheworkpieceintotheblade.

6.Usetwohandstoslowlyfeedtheworkpieceandmitergaugetowardtheblade.Usethehandfurthestfromthebladetokeeptheworkpieceflushagainstmitergaugefenceanduseyourotherhandtopushthemitergaugeandworkpiecetowardtheblade.Standslightlytothesideofthebladetoreducetheriskofinjuryshouldkickbackoccur.

7.Continuefeedingtheworkpieceintothebladeuntilthecuthasbeencompleted.8.Oncethecuthasbeencompleted,pulltheworkpiecebacktowardyou.

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9. Turntheswitchoff.10.Afterbladehasstoppedcompletely,removethecutoffpiece.

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1.RemovetheMiterGaugefromthetable.2.Placetheripfenceonthedesireddistancefromtheblade.Remembertoallowforthekerf.

3.Makesureall loose itemshavebeenremoved fromthetableandthatworkpieceisnotcontactwiththeblade

4. Ifworkpieceislargerthan36”long,placeasupportwiththesameheightastablebehindthesawforthecutwork.

5.TurnON/OFFswitchtoONposition.6.Positiontheworkpieceflatonthetablewithedgeflushagainstripfence.Waituntilbladereachesfullspeedbeforefeedingtheworkpieceintotheblade.

7.Standslightlytothesideofbladetoreducetheriskofinjurycausedshouldkickbackoccur.Usingapushstickorpushblock,slowlyfeedtheworkpiecetowardtheblade.

8.Oncetheworkpiecehasmadecontactwiththeblade,usehandclosesttotheripfencetoguideit.Makesuretheedgeoftheworkpiecekeepsinsolidcontactwiththeripfenceandtablesurface.Ifrippingapiecenarrowerthan4”,useapushsticktomovethepiecethroughthecut.

9.Continuefeedingtheworkpieceintothebladeuntilthecuthasbeencompleted.10.Oncethecuthasbeencompleted,grasptheworkpiecefromtheleadendandpullitoffthetablesurface.

11.Turntheswitchoff.12.Afterbladehasstoppedcompletely,removethecutoffpiece.

WARNING:To avoid serious personal injury, never push a small piece of wood into the blade with your hand. Always use a push stick or push block.

Miter Cross Cutting (FIG 22)


1.Removetheripfencefromthetablesurface.2.PositionMiterGaugetothedesireddegree.(0°-60°).(RefertoMiterGaugeAdjustment).3.Makesureallloosepieceshavebeenremovedfromthetablesurfaceandworkpieceisnotincontactwithblade.


6.Usetwohandstoslowlyfeedtheworkpieceandmitergaugetowardtheblade.Usethehandfurthestfromthebladetokeeptheworkpieceflushagainstmitergaugefenceanduseyourotherhandtopushthemitergaugeandworkpiecetowardtheblade.Standslightlytothesideofthebladetoreducetheriskofinjuryshouldkickbackoccur.

7.Continuefeedingtheworkpieceintothebladeuntilthecuthasbeencompleted.8.Oncethecuthasbeencompleted,pulltheworkpiecebacktowardyou.9.Turntheswitchoff.10.Afterbladehasstoppedcompletely,removethecutoffpiece.

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1.Removetheripfencefromthetablesurface.2.Adjustbevelangletothedesireddegree.(0°-45°).3.Setthebladetothecorrectdepth.RefertoBladeHeightAdjustment.4.PositionMiterGaugeto0°.(RefertoMiterGaugeAdjustment).UsethemitergaugeinthegroovetotheRIGHToftheblade.ItcannotbeusedinthegroovetotheLEFTbecausethebladeguardwillinterferewiththecut.

5.Makesureallloosepieceshavebeenremovedfromthetablesurfaceandworkpieceisnotincontactwithblade.


8.Usetwohandstoslowlyfeedtheworkpieceandmitergaugetowardtheblade.Usethehandfurthestfromthebladetokeeptheworkpieceflushagainstmitergaugefenceanduseyourotherhandtopushthemitergaugeandworkpiecetowardtheblade.Standslightlytothesideofbladetoreducetheriskofinjuryshouldkickbackoccur.

9.Continuefeedingtheworkpieceintothebladeuntilthecuthasbeencompleted.10.Oncethecuthasbeencompleted,pulltheworkpiecebacktowardyou.11.Turntheswitchoff.12.Afterbladehasstoppedcompletely,removethecutoffpiece.

Compound Miter Cross Cutting


1.Removetheripfencefromthetablesurface.2.Adjustbevelangletothedesireddegree.(0°-45°)(refertoBevelAdjustment).3.Setthebladetothecorrectdepth..4.PositiontheMiterGaugetothedesireddegree.(0°-60°)(RefertoMiterGaugeAdjustment).UsethemitergaugeinthegroovetotheRIGHToftheblade.ItcannotbeusedinthegroovetotheLEFTbecausethebladeguardwillinterfere.

5.Makesureallloosepieceshavebeenremovedfromthetablesurfaceandworkpieceisnotincontactwithblade.


8.Usetwohandstoslowlyfeedtheworkpieceandmitergaugetowardtheblade.Usethehandfurthestfromthebladetokeeptheworkpieceflushagainstmitergaugefenceanduseyourotherhandtopushthemitergaugeandworkpiecetowardtheblade.Standslightlytothesideofbladetoreducetheriskofinjuryshouldkickbackoccur.

9.Continuefeedingtheworkpieceintothebladeuntilthecuthasbeencompleted.10.Oncecuthasbeencompleted,pulltheworkpiecebacktowardyou.11.Turntheswitchoff.12.Afterbladehasstoppedcompletely,removethecutoffpiece.

Non-Through Cutting

Non-throughcuttingareincuttinggrooves,rabbetsanddados.Thisistheonlytypeofcutmadewiththebladeguardassemblyremoved.Youmustmakesuretheentirebladeguardassemblyisreinstalledproperlyaftercompletionofthistypeofcut.

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WARNING:Never feed work piece through with your hands when making non-through cut, such as rabbets or dados. Always use a push stick and push block. Failure to do so can result in serious personal injury

IMPORTANT:The table saw is a highly versatile tool, capable of a wide range of applications which cannot be covered in this manual. Do Not attempt to perform cuts not covered in this manual unless you are thoroughly familiar with procedures and featuring. Visit your local library for books on woodworking techniques.

OPTIONSThistablesawcanaddanextensiontable(notincluded)ontherightsideofthetabletoincreasetherippingcapacityupto24".

Formoreinformationortechnicalsupport,pleasecall1-888-552-8665orvisitourwebsitewww.richpowerinc.com.

TROUBLE SHOOTING

Problem Possible Cause Solution

Saw will not start 1. Saw is not plugged in 1. Plug into power source2. Fuse blown or circuit breaker 2. Replace fuse or reset circuit breaker.3. cord is damaged 3. Have power cord replaced by Authorized

Service Center4. Debris in ON/OFF switch 4. Clean any accumulated debris

1. Positive stop not adjusted 1. Check the blade with square and adjust 2. Blade angle pointer not set accurately

2. Check blade with square and adjust the Blade angle pointer

1. Rip fence not aligned with blade 1. Check and adjust the rip fence2. Warped wood, edge against fence is not straight

2. Select another piece of wood

Material Binds on Splitter 1. Splitter not in line correctly with blade

1. Check and align the splitter with blade

1. Dull Blade 1. Replace blade2. Blade mounted backward 2. Turn blade around3. Gum or resin on blade 3. Remove blade and clean4. Incorrect blade for work 4. Change to correct blade

1. Rip fence out of adjustment 1. Align rip fence with miter gauge groove.2. Splitter not in line with blade 2. Align splitter with blade3. Feeding stock without rip fence 3. Install and use rip fence4. Dull blade 4. Replace blade5. Bevel Knob is not tight 5. Tighten the knob

Blade does not raise or tilt freely

1 Sawdust and dirt in elevation/tilting mechanisms

1. Brush or blow out loose dust and dirt

1. Extension cord is too light or too long

1. Replace extension cord to adequate size

2. Low house voltage 2. Contact electrician

1. Saw not mounted securely to work bench

1. Tighten all mounting hardware

2. Bench or stand on uneven floor 2. Re-position on flat level floor3. Damaged saw blade 3. Replace blade

Does not make accurate 45° and 90° rip cuts

Material Pinched Blade when ripping

Saw makes unsatisfactory cuts

Material Kicked Back from the blade

Blade does not come up to speed, Reset trips too easily

Saw vibrates excessively

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MAINTENANCE

CLEANING

Avoidusingsolventswhencleaningplasticparts.Mostplasticsaresusceptibletodamagefromvarioustypesofcommercialsolventsandmaybedamagedbytheiruse.Usecleanclothstoremovedirt,dust,oil,grease,etc.

WARNING: Do not at any time let brake fluids, gasoline, petroleum-based products, penetrating oils, etc., come in contact with plastic parts. Chemicalscandamage,weakenordestroyplasticwhichmayresultinseriouspersonal injury.Electrictoolsusedonfiberglassmaterial,wallboard,spacklingcompounds,orplasteraresubjecttoacceleratedwearandpossibleprematurefailurebecausethefiberglasschipsandgrindingsarehighlyabrasivetobearings,brushes,commutators,etc.Consequently,wedonotrecommendedusingthistoolforextendedworkonthesetypesofmaterials.However,ifyoudoworkwithanyofthesematerials,itisextremelyimportanttocleanthetoolusingcompressedair.

LUBRICATIONThistoolispermanentlylubricatedatthefactoryandrequiresnoadditionallubrication.

TWO-YEAR WARRANTY

Thisproductiswarrantedfreefromdefectsinmaterialandworkmanshipfor2yearsafterdateofpurchase.Thislimitedwarrantydoesnotcovernormalwearandtearordamagefromneglectoraccident.Theoriginalpurchaseriscoveredbythiswarrantyanditisnottransferable.Priortoreturningyourtooltostorelocationofpurchase,pleasecallourToll-FreeHelpLineforpossiblesolutions.THIS PRODUCT IS NOT WARRANTED IF USED FOR INDUSTRIAL OR COMMERCIAL PURPOSES. ACCESSORIES INCLUDED IN THIS KIT ARE NOT COVERED BY THE 2 YEAR WARRANTY.

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