Craftsman 10872 Operation Manual - Page 9

THIS SAW See Figs. 4 and 4e. - depth

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SAFETY RULES FOR THE MULTI-PURPOSE / PLUNGE ACTION 3-IN. CIRCULAR SAW cont. /_ CAUTION: When the blade Is plunged below the base to make the cut, the blade Is entirely exposed underneath the workplace until It cuts through and clears the workplece; at this point the blade guard and base wilt automatically "DROP" down and lock the blade ABOVE the base, enclosing the blade In the upper and lower blade guard. CAUTION: FAMILIARIZEYOURSELF WITH THIS BLADE GUARD SYSTEM and the PLUNGE ACTION (lowering blade to desired depth) BEFORE USING THIS SAW (See Page 18, Figs. 4 and 4e). 3_CHECK the Blade Guard Release Leverand the LowerBlade Guardand Base BEFORE each use, DO NOT OPERATE the saw if the }owerblade guard and base does not move freely and DROP DOWN INSTANTLY, and the blade guard release lever does net automatically engage the upperblade guard, AFTER cut Is made and blade c{ears the workptece(See Page 18 and 19). Lower Blade Guard and Base in the raised position exposing the blade.This I wz_ouCldAnUoTt aIOlloNw: thNeelvoewrecrlaBmlapdeorGtuieatrhdeanBdlaBdaesGeuAasrdseRmeblelyastoe Lfuenvcetrioanndptrhoeperly after the cutting operation, Increasing the risk of serious personal Injury. 4. ONLY USE the manual Blade Guard Release Lever to false the base, lowering the blade to the desired depth-of-cut when beginning the cuttingoperatlon_ 5_If the saw Is accidentally dropped, the blade guard release lever and the lower blade guard and base could be damaged or broken. Lower and raise the blade manually (see page 18, Figs.4 and 4a) to be sure the release lever, guard and base all operate properly. 6otf the Blade Guard Release Lever or LowerBlade Guard and Base or any other part of the saw is not operating properly, the saw MUST BE serviced before use. 7. ALWAYSmake sure that the Lower Blade Guard and Base ts covering the blade, and the Blade Guard Release Lever has engaged and locked the blade ABOVE the base BEFORE placing the saw down on a workbench or floor, Placing the saw down before the lower blade guard and base and blade guard release lever have properly closed and locked could leave the blade exposed below the base, Increasingthe risk of seriouspersonal Injury. Make note of the time It takes for the blade to stopsplnnlng and the guard, base and release lever to drop and lock intothe guarded position, 8. NEVER hold the piece being cut In your hands or across your legs, It isimportantto support the workplace propedy tn order to minimize body exposure, blade binding, or loss of control 9- HOLDTOOL by Insulated gripping surfaces (handle/saw's body) when performing an operation where the cutting tool may contact hidden wiring or Its own cord. Contactwith a "llve" wire wLllmake the exposed metal parts of the tool "live" and shockthe operator.

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SAFETY RULES FOR THE MULTI-PURPOSE
/
PLUNGE ACTION
3-IN. CIRCULAR
SAW cont.
/_
CAUTION:
When the blade Is plunged below the base to make the cut,
the blade Is entirely exposed underneath the workplace until It cuts through and
clears the workplece; at this point the blade guard and base wilt automatically
"DROP"
down
and
lock the blade ABOVE the base, enclosing the blade In the
upper and lower blade guard.
CAUTION:
FAMILIARIZEYOURSELF WITH THIS BLADE GUARD SYSTEM
and
the PLUNGE ACTION (lowering blade to desired depth) BEFORE USING
THIS SAW (See Page 18, Figs. 4 and 4e).
3_
CHECK
the Blade
Guard
Release Leverand the
Lower
Blade
Guard
and Base
BEFORE
each
use,
DO
NOT OPERATE the saw if the
}ower
blade guard and base
does not move freely and
DROP DOWN
INSTANTLY, and the blade guard release
lever does net automatically engage the
upper
blade guard, AFTER cut Is made
and blade c{ears
the workptece
(See Page 18 and 19).
I
z_
CAUTION:
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.
4.
ONLY USE the
manual Blade Guard Release Lever to false the base, lowering the
bladeto
the
desired depth-of-cut
when
beginning the
cutting
operatlon_
5_If
the
saw Is accidentally dropped,
the
blade guard release lever and
the
lower blade
guard and base could be damaged or broken. Lower and raise the blade manually
(see page 18, Figs.4 and 4a) to be sure the release lever, guard and base all operate
properly.
6otf
the
Blade
Guard
Release Lever or
Lower
Blade Guard and Base or any other part of
the
saw
is not operating properly, the saw
MUST BE
serviced before use.
7.
ALWAYS
make sure that the Lower Blade Guard and Base ts covering the blade, and
the Blade Guard Release Lever has engaged and locked
the
blade
ABOVE
the base
BEFORE
placing the saw down on a workbench or
floor,
Placing the
saw
down before the lower blade guard and base and blade guard release
lever have properly closed and locked could leave the blade exposed below the base,
Increasing
the
risk of
serious
personal Injury. Make note of the time It takes for the
blade to
stop
splnnlng and the guard, base and release lever to drop and lock
into
the
guarded position,
8. NEVER hold the piece being cut In your hands or across your legs, It
isimportant
to
support the workplace propedy tn order to minimize body exposure, blade binding, or
loss of control
9-
HOLDTOOL
by Insulated gripping surfaces (handle/saw's body) when performing an
operation where the cutting tool may contact hidden wiring or Its own cord.
Contact
with
a "llve" wire wLllmake the exposed metal parts of the tool "live"
and
shock
the operator.