Craftsman 10872 Operation Manual - Page 21

Makingdepth-of-cut, Adjustments, Fig.6

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MAKINGDEPTH-OF-CUATDJUSTMENT(SFig.6) ALWAYSuse the correct blade depth setting. The correct blade depth setting for all cutsshould not be more than 1/4-Inch below the material being cut (see Fig. 5). Allowing more depth wilt increase the chance of kickback and cause the cut to be rough. Your saw is equipped with a depth-of-cut scale that provtdesincreasedDepth-of-Cut accuracy.The Depth-of*Cutscale Is located on the top ofthe upper blade guard (see Fig.6). TO SETTHE BLADE DEPTH (FIG. 7 and 7a) 1o Unplug the saw , t , I , t , Hl Length-of.CSutcald [ tpo_eWrusnAopnRluaNlgIiNnthjGuer:sya. wAcLoWulAdYreSsuunlpt lIungascacwidebnetfaolrsetmaratiknigngwahnicyhacdajunsctmauesnetss.eFraioiluusre 2. Determine the desired depth of cut, 3. Unlockthe Depth-of-Cut and Length-of-Cut IndicatorAdjustment/Lock lever 4. Slide the Depth-of-Cut indicatorto the deslred depth of cut. 5. Lock down the Depth-of-Cut adjustment/lock lever. Fig, 7 Fig. 7a (, 6. The length of cut indicator(see Fig. 6) ts idealfor plungeor pocket cutting Into the m]ddle (or interior) of the workpfecewhen youneed to knowwhere the cutwillbegin and where it willend.This feature allows youto pinpointthe locationwhere the blade will plungeInto the workplace,based on the blade depththat wasselected.ALWAYS practicein a scrap workplaceto becomefamiliar with this cuttingoperation. 7_The selecteddepth of cut is now set.When the saw'sblade is manually lowered dSeePage 25, Figs. t2a and 12b), the blade will be below the base at the selected epth. 21

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MAKINGDEPTH-OF-CUT
ADJUSTMENTS
(Fig.6)
ALWAYS
use the correct blade
depth setting. The correct blade
depth setting for all
cuts
should
not be more than 1/4-Inch
below the material being cut
(see Fig.
5).
Allowing more depth
wilt increase the chance of
kickback and cause the cut to
be rough. Your saw
is
equipped
with
a
depth-of-cut scale that
provtdesincreased
Depth-of-Cut
accuracy.
The Depth-of*Cutscale
Is
located
onthe
top
ofthe upper
blade guard (see
Fig.
6).
TO SETTHE
BLADE DEPTH
l
,t,I
,
t,H
(FIG. 7
and
7a)
1o Unplug the saw
Length-of.Cut
Scald
[
_WARNING:
ALWAYSunplug saw before making any adjustments. Failure
to unplug the saw could result In accidental starting which can cause serious
personal injury.
2.
Determine
the
desired depth
of cut,
3.
Unlockthe
Depth-of-Cut and Length-of-Cut
Indicator
Adjustment/Lock lever
4. Slide the Depth-of-Cut
indicator
to the deslred depth of cut.
5. Lock down the Depth-of-Cut adjustment/lock lever.
Fig, 7
(,
Fig. 7a
6.
The
length of cut
indicator
(see Fig. 6) ts
ideal
for
plunge
or pocket cutting Into
the
m]ddle
(or
interior)
of the workpfecewhenyouneedto knowwherethe cutwill
begin and
whereitwill
end.This feature allows
youto pinpointthe locationwherethe blade will
plunge
Into
the workplace,
based
onthe
blade
depththat wasselected.ALWAYS
practiceina
scrap
workplaceto become
familiar
with
this
cuttingoperation.
7_The selected
depth
of cut is
now
set.
When
the saw's
blade
is
manually lowered
dSeePage 25, Figs. t2a and 12b), the blade will be below the base at the selected
epth.
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