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R4511

OPERATORS

MANUAL

TABLE

SAW

R4511

Your

newtable

saw

has

been

engineered

and

manufactured

our

high

standards

for

dependability,

ease

operation,

and

operator

safety

When

properly

cared

for,

will

give you

years

rugged, trouble-free performance.

WARNING:

reduce

the

risk

injury,

the

user

must

read and

understand the

operator’s

manual

before

using

this

product.

Thank

you

for

buying

RIDGID®

product.

987000-368

6-27-08

(REV:00)

SAVE

THIS

MANUAL

FOR FUTURE

REFERENCE

Ntm.

de serie

GENERAL SAFETY

RULES

WARNING:

Read

and

understand

all

instructions.

Failure

all

instructions

listed

below,

may

result

electric

shock,

fire

and/or

serious

personal

injury.

READ

ALL

NSTRUCTIONS

KNOW

YOUR

POWER

TOOL.

Read

the

operator’s

manual

carefully.

Learn

the

saw’s

applications

and

limitations

well

the

specific

potential

hazards

this

tool.

GUARDAGAINST

ELECTRICAL

SHOCK

PREVENT

ING

BODY

CONTACT

WITH

GROUNDED

SURFACES.

For

example, pipes, radiators,

ranges,

refrigerator

enclo

sures.

KEEP

GUARDS

PLACE

and

good

working

order.

REMOVE

ADJUSTING

KEYS

AND

WRENCHES.

Form

habit

checking

see

that

keys

and adjusting

wrenches

are

removed

from

tool

before

turning

on.

KEEP

WORKAREA

CLEAN.

Cluttered

areas

and

benches

invite

accidents.

NOT

leave

tools

pieces

wood

the

saw

while

operation.

NOT

USE

DANGEROUS

ENVIRONMENTS.

not

use

power tools

damp

wet

locations

expose

rain.

Keep

the

work

area

well

lit.

KEEP

CHILDREN

AND

VISITORS

AWAY.

All

visi

tors

should

wear

safety

glasses

and

be kept

safe

distance

from

work

area.

not

let

visitors

contact

tool

extension

cord

while

operating.

MAKE

WORKSHOP CHILDPROOF

with

padlocks

and

master

switches,

removing

starter

keys.

DON’T

FORCE

TOOL.

will

the

job

better

and

safer

the

feed rate

for

which

was designed.

USE

RIGHT

TOOL.

Don’t

force

the

tool

attachment

job

was

not

designed

for.

Don’t

use

for

purpose

not

intended.

USE

THE

PROPER

EXTENSION

CORD. Make

sure

your

extension

cord

good

condition.

Use

only

cord

heavy

enough

carry

the

current

your

product

will

draw.

undersized

cord

will

cause

drop

line

voltage

result

ing

loss

power

and overheating.

wire

gauge

size

(A.W.G.)

least

recommended

for

extension

cord

feet

less

length.

doubt,

use

the

heavier

gauge.

The

smallerthe

gauge

number,

the

heavier

the

cord.

DRESS

PROPERLY.

not

wear loose

clothing,

gloves,

neckties,

jewelry.

They

can

get

caught

and

draw

you

into

moving

parts.

Rubber

gloves

and

nonskid

footwear

are

recommended

when

working

outdoors.

Also

wear

protective

hair

covering to

contain

long

hair.

ALWAYS

WEAR

SAFETY

GLASSES

WITH

SIDE

SHIELDS.

Everyday

eyeglasses

have

only

impact-

resistant lenses,

they

are

NOT

safety

glasses.

•

SECURE

WORK.

Use

featherboard

hold

work

when

practical.

It’s

safer than

using

your

hand

and

frees

both

hands

operate

tool.

DON’T

OVERREACH.

Keep

proper

footing and

balance

all

times.

•

MAINTAIN

TOOLS

WITH

CARE.

Keep

tools

sharp

and

clean

for

better

and

safer

performance.

instruc

tions

for

lubricating

and

changing

accessories.

DISCONNECT TOOLS. When

not

use,

before

servicing,

when

changing

attachments,

blades,

bits,

cutters,

etc.,

all

tools

should

disconnected.

•

AVOID

ACCIDENTAL

STARTING.

sure

switch

off

when

plugging

any

tool.

USE

RECOMMENDED

ACCESSORIES. Consult

the

operator’s

manual

for

recommended

accessories.

The

use

improper

accessories

may

risk

injury.

NEVER

STAND

TOOL.

Serious

injury

could

occur

the

tool

tipped

the

cutting

tool

unintentionally

contacted.

CHECK

DAMAGED

PARTS.

Before

further

use

the

tool,

aguard

other

part

that

damaged

should

carefully

checked

determine

that

will

operate

properly

and

perform

its

intended

function.

Check

for

alignment

moving

parts,

binding

moving

parts,

breakage

parts,

mounting

and

any

other conditions

that

may

affect

its

operation.

guard

other

part

that

damaged

must

properly

repaired

replaced

authorized service

center

avoid

risk

personal

injury.

•

USE

THE

RIGHT

DIRECTION

FEED.

Feed

work

into

blade

cutter against

the

direction

rotation

blade

cutter

only.

NEVER

LEAVE

TOOL

RUNMNG

UNATTENDED.

TURN

THE

POWEfl

OFF.

Don’t

leave

tool

until

comes

complete

stop.

•

PROTECT

YOUR

LUNGS.

Wear a

face

dust

mask

the

cutting

operation

dusty.

PROTECT

YOUR HEARING.

Wear

hearing

protection

during

extended

periods

operation.

•

NOT

ABUSE

CORD. Never

yank

cord

disconnect

from

receptacle.

Keep

cord away

from

heat,

oil,

and

sharp

edges.

WHEN

OPERATING

POWER

TOOL OUTSIDE, USE

OUTDOOR

EXTENSION

CORD

MARKED

“W-A”

“W”.

These

cords

are

rated

for

outdoor

use

and

reduce

the

risk of

electric

shock.

•

ALWAYS

KEEP

THE

BLADE

GUARD

AND

SPREADER

(SPLITTER)

PLACE

and

working

order.

KEEP

BLADES CLEAN,

SHARP,

AND

WITH

SUFFICIENT

SET.

Sharp

blades

minimize

stalling

and

kickback.

TABLE

CONTENTS

Introduction

General

Safety

Rules

3-4

•

Specific

Safety

Rules

4-5

•

Symbols

6-7

Electrical

8-9

Glossary

Terms

•

Features

11-12

•

Tools

Needed

Loose

Parts

13-15

Assembly

16-30

•

Operation

31-40

•

Adjustments

41-43

Maintenance

.44

Accessories

•

Troubleshooting

45-46

•

Warranty

Parts

Ordering/Service

INTRODUCTION

This tool

has

many

features

for

making

the

use

this

product

pleasant

and

enjoyable.

Safety,

performance,

and

dependability

have

been

given

top

priority

the design

this

product

making

easy

maintain

and

operate.

GENERAL SAFETY

RULES

WARNING:

Read

and

understand

all

instructions.

Failure

all

instructions

listed

below,

may

result

electric

shock,

fire

and/or

serious

personal

injury.

READ

ALL

NSTRUCTIONS

KNOW

YOUR

POWER

TOOL.

Read

the

operator’s

manual

carefully.

Learn

the

saw’s

applications

and

limitations

well

the

specific

potential

hazards

this

tool.

GUARDAGAINST

ELECTRICAL

SHOCK

PREVENT

ING

BODY

CONTACT

WITH

GROUNDED

SURFACES.

For

example, pipes, radiators,

ranges,

refrigerator

enclo

sures.

KEEP

GUARDS

PLACE

and

good

working

order.

REMOVE

ADJUSTING

KEYS

AND

WRENCHES.

Form

habit

checking

see

that

keys

and adjusting

wrenches

are

removed

from

tool

before

turning

on.

KEEP

WORKAREA

CLEAN.

Cluttered

areas

and

benches

invite

accidents.

NOT

leave

tools

pieces

wood

the

saw

while

operation.

NOT

USE

DANGEROUS

ENVIRONMENTS.

not

use

power tools

damp

wet

locations

expose

rain.

Keep

the

work

area

well

lit.

KEEP

CHILDREN

AND

VISITORS

AWAY.

All

visi

tors

should

wear

safety

glasses

and

be kept

safe

distance

from

work

area.

not

let

visitors

contact

tool

extension

cord

while

operating.

MAKE

WORKSHOP CHILDPROOF

with

padlocks

and

master

switches,

removing

starter

keys.

DON’T

FORCE

TOOL.

will

the

job

better

and

safer

the

feed rate

for

which

was designed.

USE

RIGHT

TOOL.

Don’t

force

the

tool

attachment

job

was

not

designed

for.

Don’t

use

for

purpose

not

intended.

USE

THE

PROPER

EXTENSION

CORD. Make

sure

your

extension

cord

good

condition.

Use

only

cord

heavy

enough

carry

the

current

your

product

will

draw.

undersized

cord

will

cause

drop

line

voltage

result

ing

loss

power

and overheating.

wire

gauge

size

(A.W.G.)

least

recommended

for

extension

cord

feet

less

length.

doubt,

use

the

heavier

gauge.

The

smallerthe

gauge

number,

the

heavier

the

cord.

DRESS

PROPERLY.

not

wear loose

clothing,

gloves,

neckties,

jewelry.

They

can

get

caught

and

draw

you

into

moving

parts.

Rubber

gloves

and

nonskid

footwear

are

recommended

when

working

outdoors.

Also

wear

protective

hair

covering to

contain

long

hair.

ALWAYS

WEAR

SAFETY

GLASSES

WITH

SIDE

SHIELDS.

Everyday

eyeglasses

have

only

impact-

resistant lenses,

they

are

NOT

safety

glasses.

•

SECURE

WORK.

Use

featherboard

hold

work

when

practical.

It’s

safer than

using

your

hand

and

frees

both

hands

operate

tool.

DON’T

OVERREACH.

Keep

proper

footing and

balance

all

times.

•

MAINTAIN

TOOLS

WITH

CARE.

Keep

tools

sharp

and

clean

for

better

and

safer

performance.

instruc

tions

for

lubricating

and

changing

accessories.

DISCONNECT TOOLS. When

not

use,

before

servicing,

when

changing

attachments,

blades,

bits,

cutters,

etc.,

all

tools

should

disconnected.

•

AVOID

ACCIDENTAL

STARTING.

sure

switch

off

when

plugging

any

tool.

USE

RECOMMENDED

ACCESSORIES. Consult

the

operator’s

manual

for

recommended

accessories.

The

use

improper

accessories

may

risk

injury.

NEVER

STAND

TOOL.

Serious

injury

could

occur

the

tool

tipped

the

cutting

tool

unintentionally

contacted.

CHECK

DAMAGED

PARTS.

Before

further

use

the

tool,

aguard

other

part

that

damaged

should

carefully

checked

determine

that

will

operate

properly

and

perform

its

intended

function.

Check

for

alignment

moving

parts,

binding

moving

parts,

breakage

parts,

mounting

and

any

other conditions

that

may

affect

its

operation.

guard

other

part

that

damaged

must

properly

repaired

replaced

authorized service

center

avoid

risk

personal

injury.

•

USE

THE

RIGHT

DIRECTION

FEED.

Feed

work

into

blade

cutter against

the

direction

rotation

blade

cutter

only.

NEVER

LEAVE

TOOL

RUNMNG

UNATTENDED.

TURN

THE

POWEfl

OFF.

Don’t

leave

tool

until

comes

complete

stop.

•

PROTECT

YOUR

LUNGS.

Wear a

face

dust

mask

the

cutting

operation

dusty.

PROTECT

YOUR HEARING.

Wear

hearing

protection

during

extended

periods

operation.

•

NOT

ABUSE

CORD. Never

yank

cord

disconnect

from

receptacle.

Keep

cord away

from

heat,

oil,

and

sharp

edges.

WHEN

OPERATING

POWER

TOOL OUTSIDE, USE

OUTDOOR

EXTENSION

CORD

MARKED

“W-A”

“W”.

These

cords

are

rated

for

outdoor

use

and

reduce

the

risk of

electric

shock.

•

ALWAYS

KEEP

THE

BLADE

GUARD

AND

SPREADER

(SPLITTER)

PLACE

and

working

order.

KEEP

BLADES CLEAN,

SHARP,

AND

WITH

SUFFICIENT

SET.

Sharp

blades

minimize

stalling

and

kickback.

TABLE

CONTENTS

Introduction

General

Safety

Rules

3-4

•

Specific

Safety

Rules

4-5

•

Symbols

6-7

Electrical

8-9

Glossary

Terms

•

Features

11-12

•

Tools

Needed

Loose

Parts

13-15

Assembly

16-30

•

Operation

31-40

•

Adjustments

41-43

Maintenance

.44

Accessories

•

Troubleshooting

45-46

•

Warranty

Parts

Ordering/Service

INTRODUCTION

This tool

has

many

features

for

making

the

use

this

product

pleasant

and

enjoyable.

Safety,

performance,

and

dependability

have

been

given

top

priority

the design

this

product

making

easy

maintain

and

operate.

GENERAL

SAFETY

RULES

KEEP

HANDS

AWAY

FROM

CUTTING

AREA.

Keep

hands

away

from

blades.

not

reach

underneath

work

around

over

the

blade

while

blade

rotating.

not

attempt

remove

cut

material

when

blade

moving.

BLADE

COASTS

AFTER

BEING

TURNED

OFF.

NEVER

USE

EXPLOSIVE

ATMOSPHERE.

Normal

sparking

the

motor

could

ignite

fumes.

INSPECT

TOOL

CORDS

PERIODICALLY.

dam

aged,

have repaired

qualified

service

technician

authorized

service

facility.

The

conductorwith

insulation

having

outer

surfacethat

green

with

without

yellow

stripes

the

equipment-grounding

conductor.

repair

replacement

the

electric cord

plug

necessary,

not

connect

the

equipment-grounding

conductor

live

terminal.

Repair

replace

damaged

or worn

cord

immediately.

Stay

constantly aware

cord

location

and

keep

well

away

from

the

rotating

blade.

INSPECT

EXTENSION

CORDS

PERIODICALLY

and

replace

damaged.

GROUND

ALL

TOOLS.

tool

equipped

with

three-

prong

plug,

should

be plugged

into

three-hole

elec

trical

receptacle.

CHECK

WITH

QUALIFIED

ELECTRICIAN

service

personnel

the

grounding

instructions

are

not

completely

understood

doubt

whether

the

tool

properly

grounded.

USE

ONLY

CORRECT

ELECTRICAL

DEVICES:

3-wire

extension

cords

that

have 3-prong

grounding

plugs

and

3-pole

receptacles

that

the

tool’s

plug.

NOT

MODIFY

the

plug

provided.

will

not

fit

the

outlet,

have

the

proper

outlet

installed

qualified

electrician.

KEEP TOOL

DRY,

CLEAN,

AND

FREE

FROM

OIL

AND

GREASE.

Always

use

clean

cloth

when

cleaning.

Never

SPECIFIC

SAFETY

RULES

•

NEVER

OPERATE

THE SAW

UNLESS

THE FEET OF

THE

LEG

STAND

REST

FIRMLY

THE

FLOOR.

GUARD

AGAINST

KICKBACK.

Kickback

occurs

when

the

blade

stalls

rapidly

and

workpiece

driven

back

towards

the

operator.

can

pull

your

hand

into

the

blade

resulting

serious

personal

injury.

Stay

out

blade

path

and

turn

switch

off

immediately

blade binds

stalls.

USE

RIP

FENCE.

Always

use

fence

straight

edge

guide

when

ripping.

SUPPORT

LARGE

PANELS.

minimize

risk of

blade

pinching

and

kickback, always

support

large

panels.

REMOVE

ALL

FENCES

AND

AUXILIARY

TABLES

before

transporting

saw.

Failure

can

result

accident

causing

possible serious

personal

injury.

ALWAYS

USE

BLADE

GUARD,

SPREADER,

AND ANTI-

KICKBACK

PAWLS

all

“through-sawing”

operations.

use

brake

fluids,

gasoline,

petroleum-based

products,

any

solvents

to clean

tool.

STAY

ALERT

AND

EXERCISE CONTROL.

Watch

what

you

are

doing

and

use

common

sense.

not

operate

tool

when

you

are

tired.

not rush.

NOT

USE

TOOL

SWITCH

DOES

NOT

TURN

AND

OFF.

Have

defective

switches

replaced

authorized

service

center.

USE

ONLY

CORRECT

BLADES. Do

not

use

blades

with

incorrect size

holes.

Never

use

blade

washers

blade

bolts

that

are

defective

incorrect.

The maximum

blade

capacity

your

saw

in.

(254

mm).

BEFORE

MAKING

CUT,

SURE

ALL

ADJUST

MENTS

ARE

SECURE.

SURE

BLADE

PATH

FREE OF

NAILS.

Inspect

for

and

remove

all

nails

from

lumber

before

cutting.

NEVER

TOUCH

BLADE

other

moving

parts

during

use.

NEVER

START

TOOL

WHEN

ANY

ROTATING

COM

PONENT

CONTACT

WITH

THE

WORKPIECE.

NOT

OPERATE

TOOL

WHILE

UNDER

THE

INFLUENCE

DRUGS,

ALCOHOL,

ANY

MEDICATION.

WHEN

SERVICING

use

only

identical

replacement

parts.

Use

any

other

parts

may

create

ahazard

cause

product

damage.

USE

ONLY

RECOMMENDED

ACCESSORIES

listed

this

manual

addendums.

Use

accessories

that

are

not listed may

cause

the

risk

personal

injury.

Instructions

for

safe

use

accessories

are

included

with

the

accessory.

DOUBLE

CHECK

ALL

SETUPS.

Make

sure

blade

tight

and

not

making

contact

with

saw

workpiece

before

connecting

power

supply.

Through-sawing

operations

are

those

which

the

blade

cuts

completely through

the

workpiece

ripping

cross

cutting.

Keep

the

blade

guard

down,

the

anti-kick

back

pawls

down,

and

the

spreader

place

over

the

blade.

ALWAYS

SECURE

WORK

firmly

against

the

rip

fence

miter

gauge.

NEVER

use the

rip

fence

during

the same

operation

the

miter

gauge.

ALWAYS

USE

PUSH STICK

FOR

RIPPING

NAR

ROW

STOCK.

push

stick

device

used

to push

workpiece

through

the

blade instead

using your

hands.

Size

and

shape

can

vary

but

the

push

stick

must

always

narrower

than

the

workpiece to

prevent

the

push

stick

from

contacting the

saw

blade.

When

ripping

narrow

stock,

always

use

push

stick,

your

hand

does

not

come close

the

saw

blade.

Use

featherboard

and

push blocks

for

non-through

cuts.

ETY

NEVER

perform

any

operation

“freehand”

which

means

using

only

your

hands

support

guide

the

workpiece.

Always

use

either

the

rip

fence

miter

fence

position

and guide

the

work.

NEVER

stand

have

any

part

your

body

line

with

the

path

the

saw

blade.

NEVER

reach

behind,

over,

within

three

inches

the

blade

cutter

with

either hand

for

any

reason.

ALWAYS

REMOVE THE

RIP FENCE

from

the

saw

when

cross

cutting.

NOT

USE

THE

MITER

GAUGE

AND

RIP

FENCE

during

the

same

operation.

NEVER

use

rip

fence as

cutoff

gauge

when

cross

cutting.

NEVER

attempt

to free

stalled

saw

blade

without

first

turning

the

saw

OFF

and

disconnecting

the

saw

from

the

power

source.

PROVIDE

ADEQUATE

SUPPORT

the

rear

and

sides

the

saw

table

for

wide

long

work

pieces.

AVOID

KICKBACKS

(work

thrown

back

toward

you)

by:

Keeping

blade

sharp.

Keeping

rip

fence

parallel

the

saw

blade.

Keeping

spreader, anti-kickback

pawls,

and

blade

guard

place

and

operating.

Not

releasing

the

work

before

pushed

all

the

way

past

the saw blade

using

push

stick.

Not

ripping work

that

twisted

warped

does

not

have

straight

edge

guide

along

the

fence.

THE

POWER

SUPPLY

CORD

DAMAGED,

must

replaced

only

the manufacturer

authorized

service

center

avoid

risk.

AVOID

AWKWARD

OPERATIONS

AND

HAND

POSITIONS

where

sudden

slip

could

cause

your

hand

move

into

the

cutting

tool.

USE

ONLY

RECOMMENDED

ACCESSORIES

listed

this

manual

addendums.

Use

accessories

that

are

not

listed

may

cause

the

risk

personal

injury.

Instruc

tions

for

safe

use

accessories

are

included

with

the

accessory.

MAKE

SURE

THE

WORK

AREA

HAS

AMPLE

LIGHTING

see

the

work

and

that

obstructions

will

interfere

with

safe

operation

BEFORE

performing any

work using

the

table

saw.

ALWAYS

TURN

OFF

SAW

before

disconnecting

it,

avoid

accidental

starting

when

reconnecting

power

supply.

THIS TOOL

should have

the

following

markings:

Wear

eye

protection.

Use

saw

blade

guard

and

spreader/riving

knife

for

every

operation

for

which

can

used,

including

all

through

sawing.

Keep

hands

out

the

line

saw

blade.

Use

push

stick

when required.

Pay

particular

attention

instructions

reducing

risk

kickback.

not perform

any

operation

freehand.

Never

reach around

over

the

saw

blade.

•

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS.

Refer

them

frequently

and

use

instruct

other

users.

you

loan

someone

this

tool,

loan

them

these

instructions

too.

WARNING:

Some

dust

created

power

sanding,

sawing,

grinding,

drilling,

and other construction

activities

contains

chemi

cals

known

cause

cancer,

birth

defects

other

reproductive

harm.

Some examples

these

chemicals

are:

•

lead

from

lead-based

paints,

•

crystalline

silica

from

bricks

and

cement

and other

masonry

products,

and

arsenic

and

chromium

from

chemically-treated

lumber.

Your

risk

from

these

exposures

varies,

depending

how often

you

this

type

work.

reduce

your

exposure

these

chemicals:

work

well

ventilated area, and

work

with

approved

safety

equipment,

such

those

dust masks that

are

specially

designed

filter

out

microscopic

particles.

GENERAL

SAFETY

RULES

KEEP

HANDS

AWAY

FROM

CUTTING

AREA.

Keep

hands

away

from

blades.

not

reach

underneath

work

around

over

the

blade

while

blade

rotating.

not

attempt

remove

cut

material

when

blade

moving.

BLADE

COASTS

AFTER

BEING

TURNED

OFF.

NEVER

USE

EXPLOSIVE

ATMOSPHERE.

Normal

sparking

the

motor

could

ignite

fumes.

INSPECT

TOOL

CORDS

PERIODICALLY.

dam

aged,

have repaired

qualified

service

technician

authorized

service

facility.

The

conductorwith

insulation

having

outer

surfacethat

green

with

without

yellow

stripes

the

equipment-grounding

conductor.

repair

replacement

the

electric cord

plug

necessary,

not

connect

the

equipment-grounding

conductor

live

terminal.

Repair

replace

damaged

or worn

cord

immediately.

Stay

constantly aware

cord

location

and

keep

well

away

from

the

rotating

blade.

INSPECT

EXTENSION

CORDS

PERIODICALLY

and

replace

damaged.

GROUND

ALL

TOOLS.

tool

equipped

with

three-

prong

plug,

should

be plugged

into

three-hole

elec

trical

receptacle.

CHECK

WITH

QUALIFIED

ELECTRICIAN

service

personnel

the

grounding

instructions

are

not

completely

understood

doubt

whether

the

tool

properly

grounded.

USE

ONLY

CORRECT

ELECTRICAL

DEVICES:

3-wire

extension

cords

that

have 3-prong

grounding

plugs

and

3-pole

receptacles

that

the

tool’s

plug.

NOT

MODIFY

the

plug

provided.

will

not

fit

the

outlet,

have

the

proper

outlet

installed

qualified

electrician.

KEEP TOOL

DRY,

CLEAN,

AND

FREE

FROM

OIL

AND

GREASE.

Always

use

clean

cloth

when

cleaning.

Never

SPECIFIC

SAFETY

RULES

•

NEVER

OPERATE

THE SAW

UNLESS

THE FEET OF

THE

LEG

STAND

REST

FIRMLY

THE

FLOOR.

GUARD

AGAINST

KICKBACK.

Kickback

occurs

when

the

blade

stalls

rapidly

and

workpiece

driven

back

towards

the

operator.

can

pull

your

hand

into

the

blade

resulting

serious

personal

injury.

Stay

out

blade

path

and

turn

switch

off

immediately

blade binds

stalls.

USE

RIP

FENCE.

Always

use

fence

straight

edge

guide

when

ripping.

SUPPORT

LARGE

PANELS.

minimize

risk of

blade

pinching

and

kickback, always

support

large

panels.

REMOVE

ALL

FENCES

AND

AUXILIARY

TABLES

before

transporting

saw.

Failure

can

result

accident

causing

possible serious

personal

injury.

ALWAYS

USE

BLADE

GUARD,

SPREADER,

AND ANTI-

KICKBACK

PAWLS

all

“through-sawing”

operations.

use

brake

fluids,

gasoline,

petroleum-based

products,

any

solvents

to clean

tool.

STAY

ALERT

AND

EXERCISE CONTROL.

Watch

what

you

are

doing

and

use

common

sense.

not

operate

tool

when

you

are

tired.

not rush.

NOT

USE

TOOL

SWITCH

DOES

NOT

TURN

AND

OFF.

Have

defective

switches

replaced

authorized

service

center.

USE

ONLY

CORRECT

BLADES. Do

not

use

blades

with

incorrect size

holes.

Never

use

blade

washers

blade

bolts

that

are

defective

incorrect.

The maximum

blade

capacity

your

saw

in.

(254

mm).

BEFORE

MAKING

CUT,

SURE

ALL

ADJUST

MENTS

ARE

SECURE.

SURE

BLADE

PATH

FREE OF

NAILS.

Inspect

for

and

remove

all

nails

from

lumber

before

cutting.

NEVER

TOUCH

BLADE

other

moving

parts

during

use.

NEVER

START

TOOL

WHEN

ANY

ROTATING

COM

PONENT

CONTACT

WITH

THE

WORKPIECE.

NOT

OPERATE

TOOL

WHILE

UNDER

THE

INFLUENCE

DRUGS,

ALCOHOL,

ANY

MEDICATION.

WHEN

SERVICING

use

only

identical

replacement

parts.

Use

any

other

parts

may

create

ahazard

cause

product

damage.

USE

ONLY

RECOMMENDED

ACCESSORIES

listed

this

manual

addendums.

Use

accessories

that

are

not listed may

cause

the

risk

personal

injury.

Instructions

for

safe

use

accessories

are

included

with

the

accessory.

DOUBLE

CHECK

ALL

SETUPS.

Make

sure

blade

tight

and

not

making

contact

with

saw

workpiece

before

connecting

power

supply.

Through-sawing

operations

are

those

which

the

blade

cuts

completely through

the

workpiece

ripping

cross

cutting.

Keep

the

blade

guard

down,

the

anti-kick

back

pawls

down,

and

the

spreader

place

over

the

blade.

ALWAYS

SECURE

WORK

firmly

against

the

rip

fence

miter

gauge.

NEVER

use the

rip

fence

during

the same

operation

the

miter

gauge.

ALWAYS

USE

PUSH STICK

FOR

RIPPING

NAR

ROW

STOCK.

push

stick

device

used

to push

workpiece

through

the

blade instead

using your

hands.

Size

and

shape

can

vary

but

the

push

stick

must

always

narrower

than

the

workpiece to

prevent

the

push

stick

from

contacting the

saw

blade.

When

ripping

narrow

stock,

always

use

push

stick,

your

hand

does

not

come close

the

saw

blade.

Use

featherboard

and

push blocks

for

non-through

cuts.

ETY

NEVER

perform

any

operation

“freehand”

which

means

using

only

your

hands

support

guide

the

workpiece.

Always

use

either

the

rip

fence

miter

fence

position

and guide

the

work.

NEVER

stand

have

any

part

your

body

line

with

the

path

the

saw

blade.

NEVER

reach

behind,

over,

within

three

inches

the

blade

cutter

with

either hand

for

any

reason.

ALWAYS

REMOVE THE

RIP FENCE

from

the

saw

when

cross

cutting.

NOT

USE

THE

MITER

GAUGE

AND

RIP

FENCE

during

the

same

operation.

NEVER

use

rip

fence as

cutoff

gauge

when

cross

cutting.

NEVER

attempt

to free

stalled

saw

blade

without

first

turning

the

saw

OFF

and

disconnecting

the

saw

from

the

power

source.

PROVIDE

ADEQUATE

SUPPORT

the

rear

and

sides

the

saw

table

for

wide

long

work

pieces.

AVOID

KICKBACKS

(work

thrown

back

toward

you)

by:

Keeping

blade

sharp.

Keeping

rip

fence

parallel

the

saw

blade.

Keeping

spreader, anti-kickback

pawls,

and

blade

guard

place

and

operating.

Not

releasing

the

work

before

pushed

all

the

way

past

the saw blade

using

push

stick.

Not

ripping work

that

twisted

warped

does

not

have

straight

edge

guide

along

the

fence.

THE

POWER

SUPPLY

CORD

DAMAGED,

must

replaced

only

the manufacturer

authorized

service

center

avoid

risk.

AVOID

AWKWARD

OPERATIONS

AND

HAND

POSITIONS

where

sudden

slip

could

cause

your

hand

move

into

the

cutting

tool.

USE

ONLY

RECOMMENDED

ACCESSORIES

listed

this

manual

addendums.

Use

accessories

that

are

not

listed

may

cause

the

risk

personal

injury.

Instruc

tions

for

safe

use

accessories

are

included

with

the

accessory.

MAKE

SURE

THE

WORK

AREA

HAS

AMPLE

LIGHTING

see

the

work

and

that

obstructions

will

interfere

with

safe

operation

BEFORE

performing any

work using

the

table

saw.

ALWAYS

TURN

OFF

SAW

before

disconnecting

it,

avoid

accidental

starting

when

reconnecting

power

supply.

THIS TOOL

should have

the

following

markings:

Wear

eye

protection.

Use

saw

blade

guard

and

spreader/riving

knife

for

every

operation

for

which

can

used,

including

all

through

sawing.

Keep

hands

out

the

line

saw

blade.

Use

push

stick

when required.

Pay

particular

attention

instructions

reducing

risk

kickback.

not perform

any

operation

freehand.

Never

reach around

over

the

saw

blade.

•

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS.

Refer

them

frequently

and

use

instruct

other

users.

you

loan

someone

this

tool,

loan

them

these

instructions

too.

WARNING:

Some

dust

created

power

sanding,

sawing,

grinding,

drilling,

and other construction

activities

contains

chemi

cals

known

cause

cancer,

birth

defects

other

reproductive

harm.

Some examples

these

chemicals

are:

•

lead

from

lead-based

paints,

•

crystalline

silica

from

bricks

and

cement

and other

masonry

products,

and

arsenic

and

chromium

from

chemically-treated

lumber.

Your

risk

from

these

exposures

varies,

depending

how often

you

this

type

work.

reduce

your

exposure

these

chemicals:

work

well

ventilated area, and

work

with

approved

safety

equipment,

such

those

dust masks that

are

specially

designed

filter

out

microscopic

particles.

SYMBOLS

The

following

signal

words

and

meanings

are

intended

to explain

the

levels

risk

associated

with

this

product.

SYMBOL

SIGNAL

MEANING

DANGER

Indicates

imminently

hazardous

situation,

which,

not

avoided,

will

result

death

serious

injury.

WARNINGS

Indicates

potentially

hazardous

situation,

which,

not

avoided,

could

result

death

serious

injury.

CAUTION

Indicates

potentially

hazardous

situation,

which,

not

avoided,

may

result

minor

moderate

injury.

CAUTION

(Without

Safety

Alert

Symbol)

Indicates

situation

that

may

result

property

damage.

SERVICE

Servicing

requires

extreme

care

and knowledge

and

should

WARNING:

performed

only

qualified

service

technician.

For

avoid

serious

personal

injury,

not

attempt

service

suggest

you

return

the

product

your

nearest

use

this

product

until

you

read

thoroughly

and

AUTHORIZED SERVICE

CENTER

for repair.

When

servic-

understand

completely

the

operator’s

manual.

ing,

use

only

identical

replacement

parts.

you

not

understand

the

warnings

and

instructions

the operator’s

manual,

not

use

this

product.

Call

RIDGID®

customer

service

for

assistance.

WARNING:

The

operation

any

power

tool

can

result

foreign

objects

being

thrown

into

your

eyes,

which

can

result

severe

eye

damage.

Before

beginning

power

tool

operation,

always

wear

safety

goggles

safety

glasses

•

with

side

shields

and,

when

needed,

full

face

shield.

recommend

Wide

Vision

Safety

Mask

for

use

over

eyeglasses

standard

safety

glasses

with

side

shields.

Always

use

eye

protection

which

marked

comply

with

ANSI

Z87.1.

SYMBOLS

Some

the

following

symbols

may

used

this

tool.

Please

study

them

and

learn

their

meaning.

Proper

interpreta

tion

these

symbols

will

allow

you

operate

the

tool

better

and

safer.

SYMBOL

NAME DESIIGNATION/EXPLANATION

Volts

Voltage

Amperes

Current

Hertz

Frequency

(cycles

per

second)

Watt

Power

Minutes

Time

‘‘-‘

Alternating

Current

Type of

current

---

Direct

Current

Type

characteristic

current

Load

Speed

Rotational

speed,

load

Class

Construction

Double-insulated

construction

.../min

Per

Minute

Revolutions,

strokes,

surface

speed,

orbits etc.,

per

minute

Wet

Conditions

Alert

not

expose

rain

use

damp

locations.

reduce

the

risk of

injury

user

must

read

and

understand

Read

The

Operator’s

Manual

operator’s

manual

before

using

this

product.

Always

wear safety goggles, safety

glasses

with

side

shields,

ion

full

face

shield

when

operating

this

product.

Safety

Alert

Precautions

that

involve

your safety.

Failure

keep

your

hands

away

from

the blade

will

result

Hands

Symbol

serious personal

injury.

j(r7

reduce the

risk of

injury

damage,

avoid

contact

with

any

Hot

Surface

hot

surface.

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

SYMBOLS

The

following

signal

words

and

meanings

are

intended

to explain

the

levels

risk

associated

with

this

product.

SYMBOL

SIGNAL

MEANING

DANGER

Indicates

imminently

hazardous

situation,

which,

not

avoided,

will

result

death

serious

injury.

WARNINGS

Indicates

potentially

hazardous

situation,

which,

not

avoided,

could

result

death

serious

injury.

CAUTION

Indicates

potentially

hazardous

situation,

which,

not

avoided,

may

result

minor

moderate

injury.

CAUTION

(Without

Safety

Alert

Symbol)

Indicates

situation

that

may

result

property

damage.

SERVICE

Servicing

requires

extreme

care

and knowledge

and

should

WARNING:

performed

only

qualified

service

technician.

For

avoid

serious

personal

injury,

not

attempt

service

suggest

you

return

the

product

your

nearest

use

this

product

until

you

read

thoroughly

and

AUTHORIZED SERVICE

CENTER

for repair.

When

servic-

understand

completely

the

operator’s

manual.

ing,

use

only

identical

replacement

parts.

you

not

understand

the

warnings

and

instructions

the operator’s

manual,

not

use

this

product.

Call

RIDGID®

customer

service

for

assistance.

WARNING:

The

operation

any

power

tool

can

result

foreign

objects

being

thrown

into

your

eyes,

which

can

result

severe

eye

damage.

Before

beginning

power

tool

operation,

always

wear

safety

goggles

safety

glasses

•

with

side

shields

and,

when

needed,

full

face

shield.

recommend

Wide

Vision

Safety

Mask

for

use

over

eyeglasses

standard

safety

glasses

with

side

shields.

Always

use

eye

protection

which

marked

comply

with

ANSI

Z87.1.

SYMBOLS

Some

the

following

symbols

may

used

this

tool.

Please

study

them

and

learn

their

meaning.

Proper

interpreta

tion

these

symbols

will

allow

you

operate

the

tool

better

and

safer.

SYMBOL

NAME DESIIGNATION/EXPLANATION

Volts

Voltage

Amperes

Current

Hertz

Frequency

(cycles

per

second)

Watt

Power

Minutes

Time

‘‘-‘

Alternating

Current

Type of

current

---

Direct

Current

Type

characteristic

current

Load

Speed

Rotational

speed,

load

Class

Construction

Double-insulated

construction

.../min

Per

Minute

Revolutions,

strokes,

surface

speed,

orbits etc.,

per

minute

Wet

Conditions

Alert

not

expose

rain

use

damp

locations.

reduce

the

risk of

injury

user

must

read

and

understand

Read

The

Operator’s

Manual

operator’s

manual

before

using

this

product.

Always

wear safety goggles, safety

glasses

with

side

shields,

ion

full

face

shield

when

operating

this

product.

Safety

Alert

Precautions

that

involve

your safety.

Failure

keep

your

hands

away

from

the blade

will

result

Hands

Symbol

serious personal

injury.

j(r7

reduce the

risk of

injury

damage,

avoid

contact

with

any

Hot

Surface

hot

surface.

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

ELECTRICAL ELECTRICAL

EXTENSION

CORDS

Use

only

3-wire

extension

cords that

have

3-prong

ground

ing

plugs and

3-pole

receptacles

that

the

tools

plug.

When

using

power

tool

considerable

distance

from

the

power

source,

use

extension

cord

heavy

enough

carry

the

current

that the

tool

will

draw.

undersized extension

cord

will

cause

drop

line

voltage,

resulting

loss

power

and

causing

the

motor

overheat.

Use

the

chart

provided

below

determine

the

minimum

wire

size

required

extension

cord.

Only

round

jacketed cords

listed

Underwriters

Laboratories

(UL)

should

used.

**Ampere

rating

(on

tool

faceplate)

0-2.0

2.1-3.4 3.5-5.0 5.1-7.0 7.1-12.0

12,1-16.0

Cord

Length

Wire

Size

(A.WG.)

16 16 16 16 14

16 14

100

16 16

12 10

—

Used

gauge

-20

amp

circuit.

NOTE:

AWG

American

Wire

Gauge

When

working

with

the

tool

outdoors,

use

extension

cord

that

designed

for

outside

use.

This

indicated

the

letters

“W-A”

“W”

the

cord’s

jacket.

Before using

extension

cord,

inspect

for

loose

exposed

wires

and cut

or worn

insulation.

WARNING:

Keep

the

extension

cord

clear

the

working

area.

Position

the

cord

that

will

not

get

caught

umber,

tools

other

obstructions

while

you

are

working

with

power

tool.

Failure

can

result

serious

personal

injury.

WARNING:

Check

extension

cords

before

each

use.

dam

aged

replace

immediately.

Never

use

product

with

damaged

cord

since

touching

the damaged

area

could

cause

electrical

shock

resulting

serious

injury.

ELECTRICAL

CONNECTION

This

product

powered

aprecision

built

electric

motor.

should

connected

power

supply

that

120

only

(normal

household

current),

Hz.

not

operate

this

product

direct

current

(DC).

substantial

voltage

drop

will

cause

loss

power and

the

motor

will

overheat.

the

saw

does

not

operate

when

plugged

into

outlet,

double

check

the

power

supply.

SPEED

AND

WIRING

The

no-load

speed

this

tool

approximately 3,450

rpm.

This

speed

not

constant

and

decreases

under

load

with

lower

voltage.

For

voltage,

the

wiring

shop

important

the

motor’s

horsepower

rating.

line

intended

only

for

lights

cannot

properly

carry

power

tool

motor.

Wire

that

heavy

enough

for

short

distance

will

be too

light

for

greater distance.

line

that

can

support

one

power

tool

may not

able

support

two

three

tools.

GROUNDING

INSTRUCTIONS

This

product

must

grounded.

the event

malfunction

breakdown,

grounding

provides

path

least

resistance

for

electric

current

reducethe

risk

electric

shock.

This

tool

equipped

with

electric

cord

having

equipment-grounding

conductor

and

grounding

plug.

The

plug

must

plugged

into

matching outlet

that

properly

installed

and

grounded

accordance

with

all

local

codes

and

ordinances.

not

modify

the

plug

provided.

will

not

fit

the

utIet,

have

the

proper

outlet

installed

aqualified

electrician.

WARNING:

Improper

installation

the

grounding

plug

able

result

risk of

electric

shock.

When

repair

replacement

the

cord

required,

not

connect

the

grounding

wire

either

flat

blade

terminal.

The

wire with

insulation

having

outer

surface that

green

with

without

yellow

stripes

the

grounding

wire.

Check

with

qualified

electrician

service

personnel

the

grounding

instructions

are

not

completely

understood,

doubt as

whether

the

tool

properly

grounded.

Repair

replace

adamaged

or worn

cord

immediately.

This

product

for

use

anominal

120

volt

circuit

and

has

grounding

plug

similar

the

plug

illustrated

fig

ure

Only

connect

the

product

outlet

having

the

same

configuration

the

plug.

not

use

adapter

with

this

product.

Connect

to a

supply

circuit

protected

acircuit

breaker

time-delay

fuse.

WARNING:

prevent

possible

electrical

hazards,

have

qualified

electrician

check the

line

you

are

not

certain

that

properly

wired.

CHANGING

MOTOR

VOLTAGE

240

See

Figures

2-3.

WARNING:

Electric

shock

can

kill.

reduce

the

risk of

seri

ous

personal

injury,

never

connect

plug

to power

source

until

all

assembly

steps

are

completed.

This

table

saw

prewired at

the

factory

for

120

Hz.

Only

aqualified

electrician

should

rewire

this

product

using

the

diagrams

provided

figures

reference.

120

VOLT

WIRING

GRAY

BLACK

240

VOLT

WIRING

Fig. 2

BLACK GRAY

Fig.1

GROUNDING

120

GROUNDED

OUTLET

Fig.

ELECTRICAL ELECTRICAL

EXTENSION

CORDS

Use

only

3-wire

extension

cords that

have

3-prong

ground

ing

plugs and

3-pole

receptacles

that

the

tools

plug.

When

using

power

tool

considerable

distance

from

the

power

source,

use

extension

cord

heavy

enough

carry

the

current

that the

tool

will

draw.

undersized extension

cord

will

cause

drop

line

voltage,

resulting

loss

power

and

causing

the

motor

overheat.

Use

the

chart

provided

below

determine

the

minimum

wire

size

required

extension

cord.

Only

round

jacketed cords

listed

Underwriters

Laboratories

(UL)

should

used.

**Ampere

rating

(on

tool

faceplate)

0-2.0

2.1-3.4 3.5-5.0 5.1-7.0 7.1-12.0

12,1-16.0

Cord

Length

Wire

Size

(A.WG.)

16 16 16 16 14

16 14

100

16 16

12 10

—

Used

gauge

-20

amp

circuit.

NOTE:

AWG

American

Wire

Gauge

When

working

with

the

tool

outdoors,

use

extension

cord

that

designed

for

outside

use.

This

indicated

the

letters

“W-A”

“W”

the

cord’s

jacket.

Before using

extension

cord,

inspect

for

loose

exposed

wires

and cut

or worn

insulation.

WARNING:

Keep

the

extension

cord

clear

the

working

area.

Position

the

cord

that

will

not

get

caught

umber,

tools

other

obstructions

while

you

are

working

with

power

tool.

Failure

can

result

serious

personal

injury.

WARNING:

Check

extension

cords

before

each

use.

dam

aged

replace

immediately.

Never

use

product

with

damaged

cord

since

touching

the damaged

area

could

cause

electrical

shock

resulting

serious

injury.

ELECTRICAL

CONNECTION

This

product

powered

aprecision

built

electric

motor.

should

connected

power

supply

that

120

only

(normal

household

current),

Hz.

not

operate

this

product

direct

current

(DC).

substantial

voltage

drop

will

cause

loss

power and

the

motor

will

overheat.

the

saw

does

not

operate

when

plugged

into

outlet,

double

check

the

power

supply.

SPEED

AND

WIRING

The

no-load

speed

this

tool

approximately 3,450

rpm.

This

speed

not

constant

and

decreases

under

load

with

lower

voltage.

For

voltage,

the

wiring

shop

important

the

motor’s

horsepower

rating.

line

intended

only

for

lights

cannot

properly

carry

power

tool

motor.

Wire

that

heavy

enough

for

short

distance

will

be too

light

for

greater distance.

line

that

can

support

one

power

tool

may not

able

support

two

three

tools.

GROUNDING

INSTRUCTIONS

This

product

must

grounded.

the event

malfunction

breakdown,

grounding

provides

path

least

resistance

for

electric

current

reducethe

risk

electric

shock.

This

tool

equipped

with

electric

cord

having

equipment-grounding

conductor

and

grounding

plug.

The

plug

must

plugged

into

matching outlet

that

properly

installed

and

grounded

accordance

with

all

local

codes

and

ordinances.

not

modify

the

plug

provided.

will

not

fit

the

utIet,

have

the

proper

outlet

installed

aqualified

electrician.

WARNING:

Improper

installation

the

grounding

plug

able

result

risk of

electric

shock.

When

repair

replacement

the

cord

required,

not

connect

the

grounding

wire

either

flat

blade

terminal.

The

wire with

insulation

having

outer

surface that

green

with

without

yellow

stripes

the

grounding

wire.

Check

with

qualified

electrician

service

personnel

the

grounding

instructions

are

not

completely

understood,

doubt as

whether

the

tool

properly

grounded.

Repair

replace

adamaged

or worn

cord

immediately.

This

product

for

use

anominal

120

volt

circuit

and

has

grounding

plug

similar

the

plug

illustrated

fig

ure

Only

connect

the

product

outlet

having

the

same

configuration

the

plug.

not

use

adapter

with

this

product.

Connect

to a

supply

circuit

protected

acircuit

breaker

time-delay

fuse.

WARNING:

prevent

possible

electrical

hazards,

have

qualified

electrician

check the

line

you

are

not

certain

that

properly

wired.

CHANGING

MOTOR

VOLTAGE

240

See

Figures

2-3.

WARNING:

Electric

shock

can

kill.

reduce

the

risk of

seri

ous

personal

injury,

never

connect

plug

to power

source

until

all

assembly

steps

are

completed.

This

table

saw

prewired at

the

factory

for

120

Hz.

Only

aqualified

electrician

should

rewire

this

product

using

the

diagrams

provided

figures

reference.

120

VOLT

WIRING

GRAY

BLACK

240

VOLT

WIRING

Fig. 2

BLACK GRAY

Fig.1

GROUNDING

120

GROUNDED

OUTLET

Fig.

GLOSSARY

TERMS

FEATURES

Anti-Kickback

Pawis

(radial

arm

and

table

saws)

device

which,

when properly installed

and

maintained,

designed

stop

the

workpiece

from

being

kicked

back

toward

the

front

the

saw

during

ripping

operation.

Arbor

The

shaft

which

blade

cutting

tool

mounted.

Bevel

Cut

cutting

operation

made

with

the

blade

any

angle

other

than

900

the

table

surface.

Chamfer

cut

removing

wedge

from

block

the

end

(or

part

the

end)

angled

rather than

90°.

Compound

Cut

cross

cut

made

with

both a

miter

and a

bevel

angle.

Cross

Cut

cutting

shaping

operation

made

across

the

grain

the

width

the

workpiece.

Cutter

Head

(planers

and

jointer

planers)

rotating

cutterhead

with

adjustable

blades

knives.

The

blades

knives

remove

material

from

the

workpiece.

Dado Cut

non-through

cut

which

produces

square-sided

notch

trough

the

workpiece

(requires

special

blade).

Featherboard

device

used

help

control

the

workpiece

guiding

securely

against the

table

fence

during

any

ripping

operation.

FPM

orSPM

Feet

per

minute

(or

strokes

per

minute),

used

reference

blade

movement.

Freehand

Performing

acut

without

the

workpiece

being

guided

fence,

miter

gauge,

other

aids.

Gum

sticky,

sap-based

residue

from

wood

products.

Heel

Alignment

the

blade

the

fence.

Kerf

The

material

removed

the

blade

through

cut

the

slot

produced

the

blade

non-through

partial

cut.

Kickback

hazard

that

can

occur

when

the

blade

binds

stalls,

throwing

the

workpiece

back

toward

operator.

Leading

End

The

end

the

workpiece

pushed

into

the

tool

first.

Miter

Cut

cutting

operation

made

with

the

workpiece

any

angle

the blade other

than

90°.

Non-Through

Cuts

Any

cutting

operation

where

the

blade

does

not

extend

completely

through

the

thickness

the

workpiece.

Pilot Hole

(drill

presses)

small

hole

drilled

workpiece

that

serves

guide

for

drilling

large

holes

accurately.

Push

Blocks

(for

jointer

planers)

Device

used

feed

the

workpiece

over

the

jointer

planer

cutterhead

during

any

operation.

This

aid

helps

keep

the

operator’s

hands

well

away

from

the

cutterhead.

Push

Blocks

and

Push Sticks

(for

table

saws)

Devices

used

to feed

the

workpiece

through

the

saw

blade

during

cutting

operations.

push

stick

(not

push

block)

should

used

for

narrow

ripping

operations.

These

aids

help

keep

the

operator’s

hands

well

away

from

the

blade.

Resaw

cutting

operation

reduce

the thickness

the workpiece

make thinner

pieces.

Resin

sticky,

sap-based

substance

that has

hardened.

Revolutions

Per

Minute

(RPM)

The

number

turns

completed

spinning

object

one

minute.

Ripping or

Rip

Cut

cutting

operation

along

the

length

the

workpiece.

Riving

Knife/Spreader/Splitter

(table

saws)

metal

piece,

slightly

thinner

than

the

blade,

which

helps

keep

the

kerf

open

and

also

helps

prevent

kickback.

Saw

Blade

Path

The

area

over,

under,

behind,

front

the

blade.

applies

the

workpiece,

that

area

which

will

has

been

cut

the

blade.

Set

The

distance

that the

tip

the

saw

blade tooth

bent

(or

set)

outward

from

the

face

the

blade.

Snipe

(planers)

Depression

made

at either

end

workpiece

cutter

blades

when

the workpiece

not

properly

supported.

Through Sawing

Any

cutting

operation

where

the

blade

extends

completely

through

the

thickness

the

workpiece.

Throw-Back

The

throwing

back

workpiece

usually

caused

the

workpiece

being

dropped

into

the

blade

being

placed

inadvertently

contact

with

the

blade.

Workpiece

Material

The

item

which

the

operation

being

done.

Worktable

Surface

where

the

workpiece

rests

while

performing

cutting,

drilling,

planing,

sanding

operation.

Rating

120

Only,

Hz,

Amps

240

Only,

Hz,

6.7

Amps

Load

Speed

3,450

r/min.

(RPM)

BLADE

GUARD

ASSEMBLY

PRODUCT

SPECIFICATIONS

Blade Diameter

in.

Blade

Arbor

5/8

in.

Cutting Depth

0°

3-1/8

in.

Cutting Depth

45°

2-1/4

in.

SPREADER

ANTI-KICKBACK

SAW

BLADE

RIP

FENCE

KNOB

FRONT

RAIL

LOCKING

HANDLE

BEVEL

ADJUSTING

HAND

EEL

ASSEMBLY

MOTOR

COVER

HEIGHT

ADJUSTING

HAND

WHEEL

ASSEMBLY

LEVELING

FOOT

STORAGE

HOOK

HERC-U-LIFT®

MOBILE

BASE

LEG

STAND

Fig.