Grizzly G0732 Grounding Requirements, Extension Cords, Minimum Gauge Size 14 AWG, 50 ft

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Grounding Requirements

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SHOCK HAZARD!

Two-prong outlets do not meet the grounding requirements for this machine. Do not modify or use an adapter on the plug provided—if it will not fit the outlet, have a qualified electrician install the proper outlet with a verified ground.

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Extension Cords

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Minimum Gauge Size

14 AWG

Maximum Length (Shorter is Better)

50 ft.

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Contents Model G0732 Contractor Style SAW Ss ,EAD from Leadbased PAINTS Table of Contents Service MaintenanceNdjgBVXcZ IntroductionManual Accuracy Contact Info Machine DescriptionIdentification Heec\9bZchdch BiZgVj\ZcdgbVidc Glossary of Terms Protecting Yourself From Kickback Preventing KickbackLidji ZVgc\ egdiZXidc XVc XVjhZ eZgbVcZci ZVgc\adhh# SafetySafety Instructions for Machinery DWhZgkc\ bVXcZgn id gZYjXZ iZ gh` d ZnZZghWZXdbZVYhigVXidc# Children & BYSTANDERS. @ZZe XaYgZcAdditional Safety for Table Saws Circuit Information Power SupplyAvailability Full-Load Current Rating50 ft Grounding RequirementsExtension Cords Minimum Gauge Size 14 AWGVoltage Conversion to Items Needed QtyTo convert the Model G0732 to Description Qty SetupNeeded for Setup UnpackingHardware Recognition Chart Inventory Hardware Not ShownQty=ZmLgZcX#*!!+bb################# &VX Cleanup Basic steps for removing rust preventative EjidchVZin\aVhhZh# Space Allocation Weight Load Physical EnvironmentElectrical Installation Site ConsiderationsTo assemble the table saw Assembly=VcYlZZa ZZaha\igZhhiVcXZ#HVi 7jhc\m =Zm7dai B-&#*m% AdX`LVhZg-bbGVa 8Ve Hadi Ec AZigdciAZigdciGVa 7aVYZHjeedgi HVi 7gVX`ZiEjhHiX` =daYZg m Gkc\@cZ Bdjcic\ 7adX`AdX` @cdW Dust Collection  Power ConnectionConnecting Power Disconnecting Power8dc\gVijaVidchIZiZhigjchXdbeaZiZ# Test RunTo test run the machine  #Final Setup To complete the remaining assembly steps9H8DCC8IH6LGDBEDLG \i# Blade Height LockAdX`hiZWaVYZZ\i# OperationsBasic Controls  Blade Height Handwheel 6Yjhih WaVYZOperation Overview Non-Through Through Cuts Non-Through CutsThrough Cuts Blade Selection Ripping Blade FeaturesWorkpiece Inspection Blade RequirementsCrosscut blade features Laminate blade features Combination blade featuresDado Blades VXc\iZgdcidiZhVl Blade InstallationYZeZcYc\dclVihchiVaaZY# XadX`lhZidaddhZc#Spreader Blade Guard AssemblyInstalling Blade Guard & Spreader GuardOdcZ Anti-Kickback Pawls@cdW 6a\cbZci`cdWidhZXjgZiZ\jVgY# When to Use Blade GuardWhen Not to Use Blade Guard 7jiidcRiving Knife How to Install the Riving KnifeWhen to Use the Riving Knife When Not to Use the Riving Knife56# To install the zero clearance insertInstallation dcPage 33# Cutting a Zero\iAcZ To set up the Align-A-Cut markerAlign-A-Cut AZiAcZ HZiiZZcXZidiZYZhgZYlYidXjidc iZhXVaZ# RippingTo make a crosscut using the miter gauge Crosscutting Miter CutsTo perform a miter cut Dado Blade Installing a Dado BladeBlade Tilt/Bevel Cuts Dado CuttingCutting Dadoes with a Dado Blade Finished Dado CutTo cut a dado with a dado blade Cut 2 Blade Cutting Dadoes with a Standard BladeTo use a standard saw blade to cut dadoes Cut 1 BladeCutting Rabbets with a Dado Blade Rabbet Cutting GZXdccZXiiZhVlidiZedlZghdjgXZ!iZc eZgdgbiZXji# Cutting Rabbets with a Standard BladeTo cut rabbets with the standard blade BladeComponents Needed for Resaw Barrier ResawingMaking Resaw Barrier Tools NeededQtyTo build the auxiliary fence Making Auxiliary FenceTools Needed Qty Components Needed for Auxiliary FenceZcXZVcYZcXZidkZgniZbdjcic\VgY Resawing Operations HV`Z iZ Vajbcjb hVkc\h dji d iZ ZcXZ# HXgVe7dVgY AdlZgiZWaVYZXdbeaZiZanWZadliZiVWaZ! 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