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PLUNGE, POCKET, Fig. 17, D cont., Plunge, Pocket Cutting, Fig. 18

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PLUNGE OR POCKET CLI'i-I'ING (Fig. 17, D) cont. 11 When the blade and saw are clear of and removed from the workpiece (see Fig 17, D), the lower blade guard and base will be able to automatically drop down and the blade guard release lever will engage the upper blade guard, locking the blade above the base. Fig. 17 f Plunge, Pocket Cutting D i : i I ! _spWaofseAsrRibaNlneIdNsGeear:sioieurs. Loss of control of the saw could cause an accident resulting in inAjuLrWy.AYS maintain proper control of the saw to make sawing II i i, i i ,,lll,ll,l,,i,illl, i i i Z_WARNING: NEVER clamp or tie the blade guard release lever and the lower blade guard and base in the raised position exposing the blade.This would not allow the lower blade guard and base assembly to function properly after the cutting operation, increasing the risk of serious personal injury. SAWDUST REMOVAL (Fig. 18) z_WARNING: ALWAYS unplug saw from the power source BEFORE making any adjustments or attaching accessories. Your saw includes a 11/4-inch vac hose adapter tube that attaches to the built-in dust extraction port on the saw (see Fig. 18). This adapter tube can be attached to a wet!dry vac hose with a 11/4-inch hose adapter and then to a wet/dry vac (all sold separately). This will help remove dust, chips and cutting debris away from the cutting area_ Fig. 18 30

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PLUNGE
OR
POCKET
CLI'i-I'ING
(Fig. 17, D) cont.
11 When the blade and saw are clear of and removed from the workpiece
(see Fig
17, D),
the lower blade guard and base will be able to automatically
drop down and the blade
guard release lever will engage
the
upper blade guard, locking the blade above the base.
Fig. 17
f
D
i
:
i
Plunge, Pocket Cutting
! _WARNING:
ALWAYS maintain proper control of the saw to
make
sawing
I
I
safer and
easier.
Loss of control of the saw could cause an accident resulting in
I
possible serious injury.
i i, i i
,,lll,ll,l,,i,illl,
iii
Z_WARNING:
NEVER
clamp or tie
the
blade guard
release
lever and
the
lower blade guard and
base
in the raised position exposing the blade.This
would not allow the
lower
blade guard and
base
assembly to
function
properly
after the cutting operation,
increasing
the risk of serious personal injury.
SAWDUST
REMOVAL
(Fig.
18)
z_WARNING:
ALWAYS unplug saw
from
the power source BEFORE
making any adjustments
or attaching accessories.
Your saw
includes
a 11/4-inch vac hose adapter
tube that
attaches to
the built-in dust extraction
port on
the saw (see Fig. 18).
This
adapter
tube
can be attached
to
a wet!dry
vac
hose with a
11/4-inch hose adapter
and
then to a wet/dry vac (all sold separately).
This will help remove dust, chips and cutting
debris away from the cutting area_
Fig. 18
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