Dewalt DWX723 Instruction Manual - Page 4

Preparation Fig. 2, ASSEMBLY, DW7232 Work Piece, Support and Length, Stops Fig. 3-4, Adjustable - miter saw stand used

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English • Follow the mounting instructions carefully. Fasten the miter saw to the saw mounting brackets securely as instructed. • DO NOT modify or use stand for operations for which it is unintended. • DO NOT use the stand on uneven surfaces. The stand is designed to be used on a flat, stable surface. • DO NOT use on a slippery surface. The stand load capacity is greatly reduced when used on slippery surfaces. Preparation (Fig. 2) 1. Place the miter saw stand on the ground FIG. 2 J with the folded legs facing up. K 2. Depress the leg lock lever (J) or release button (K) and pull leg up until the locking pin clicks into the place. Repeat on each leg. 3. Lift the stand by the center beam and place it in an upright position. The stand should be stable and should not rock. NOTE: Ensure all locking pins are engaged and the legs are locked in place. ASSEMBLY DW7232 Work Piece FIG. 3 Support and Length M Stops (Fig. 3-4) D a. The work support/stop (D) has L a clamp (L) to capture the beam and keep it from being knocked off the beam by your material. The knob (M) may be locked by turning clockwise and the work support/stop is free to be repositioned when the knob is turned counterclockwise. Do not overtighten, firm pressure on the knob will hold the stop in place. b. Adjust the height of the work support/stop (D) by loosening the knobs on both sides (N) and raise or lower the top surface to align with a straight edge or level to the saw table. Tighten the knobs. NOTE: If the work support height adjustment slips down when under a load, the weight limit of the work support has been exceeded. This weight limit is limited by the tightness of the height adjustment knobs. Do not tighten more than finger tight. FIG. 4 D N OE D c. The work support/stop (D) can also be installed in the end cap (E) at the end of the extension arms. d. The length stop (O) may be rotated up to serve as a length stop or hold the end of long work pieces. Adjustable Length FIG. 5 Extension Arm (Fig. 5) To lengthen the support surface, turn the extension arm lock lever counterclockwise to release the extendable extension arm. 2

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English
•
Follow the mounting instructions carefully. Fasten the miter saw
to the saw mounting brackets securely as instructed.
•
DO NOT
modify or use stand for operations for which it is
unintended.
•
DO NOT
use the stand on uneven surfaces. The stand is
designed to be used on a flat, stable surface.
•
DO NOT
use on a slippery surface. The stand load capacity is
greatly reduced when used on slippery surfaces.
Preparation (Fig. 2)
1. Place the miter saw stand on the ground
K
J
FIG. 2
with the folded legs facing up.
2. Depress the leg lock lever (J) or release
button (K) and pull leg up until the
locking pin clicks into the place. Repeat
on each leg.
3. Lift the stand by the center beam and
place it in an upright position. The stand
should be stable and should not rock.
NOTE:
Ensure all locking pins are engaged
and the legs are locked in place.
ASSEMBLY
DW7232 Work Piece
L
FIG. 3
M
D
Support and Length
Stops (Fig. 3–4)
a. The work support/stop (D) has
a clamp (L) to capture the
beam and keep it from being
knocked off the beam by your
material. The knob (M) may be
locked by turning clockwise and the work support/stop is free
to be repositioned when the knob is turned counterclockwise.
Do not overtighten, firm pressure on the knob will hold the stop
in place.
b. Adjust the height of the work support/stop (D) by loosening the
knobs on both sides (N) and raise or lower the top surface to
align with a straight edge or level to the saw table. Tighten the
knobs.
NOTE:
If the work support height adjustment slips down when
under a load, the weight limit of the work support has been
exceeded. This weight limit is limited by the tightness of the
height adjustment knobs. Do not tighten more than finger tight.
D
O
N
D
FIG. 4
E
c. The work support/stop (D) can also be installed in the end cap
(E) at the end of the extension arms.
d. The length stop (O) may be rotated up to serve as a length stop
or hold the end of long work pieces.
Adjustable Length
FIG. 5
Extension Arm
(Fig. 5)
To lengthen the support surface, turn the
extension arm lock lever counterclockwise
to release the extendable extension arm.