Craftsman 315.220381 owner manual BladeBevelAngle, Gum

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BladeArbor

518in.

Cutting Capacity - Maximum In-Rip

 

16 in.

BladeDiameter

10in.

Depth of Cut at 90"

 

 

3in.

BladeBevelAngle

0°- 90 °

Depth of Cut at 45"

 

2.25 in.

Radial Arm Swing Range 45" minimum left - 90" right

Table Size

 

40 x 27.75 x 1 in.

Blade Height Adjust

5.35

in.

Table Height

 

 

36 in.

Carriage Travel

17.25

in.

Rating

120V/240V

60 Hz -AC

only

Cutting Capacity - Maximum Cross Cut

15.50

in.

Input

 

13.0/6.5 Amperes

Cutting Capacity - Maximum Out-Rip

26 in.

No Load Speed

 

3,600

RPM

Bevel Cut

A cut made across a workpiece with the blade at any angle other than 90" to the table surface.

Chamfer

A cut removing a wedge from a block so the end (or part of it) is angled rather than at 90 degrees.

Climb

Ahazard in which the blade "climbs" over and out of the workpiece, pulling the stock out of the operator's hands or running across the workpiece.

Compound Cut

A cross cut with both a miter angle and a bevel angle.

Cross Cut

A cutting operation with the blade parallel to the carriage arm and the blade teeth pointingdown. It can be across or with the grain, normally across the grain or width of the workpiece.

Dado Cut

Anon-throughcut that leaves a square notch or trough; requires a special blade.

Featherboard

A device to help guide workpieces during ripcuts• Fence

Apiece of wood used as a edge guide for the workpiece. Located perpendicular to the carriage arm. Can be placed at different distances from the rear table edge in combination with the other table pieces and is secured with table clamps•

Freehand

Dangerous practice of making a cut without using a fence.

Gum

A sticky, sap-based residue from wood products.

Heel

Alignment of the blade to the fence.

Infeed

The side of the blade where the blade teeth point up, opposite the anti-kickback pawls.

In-Rip

A type of rip cut in which the blade is between the column and the motor.

Kerr

The space left by the removal of material in a cut or the slot produced by the blade in a non-throughcut. Kickback

Ahazard that can occur when blade binds or stalls, throwing workpiece back toward operator.

Leading End

The end of the workpiece pushed into the cutting tool first.

Miter Cut

A vertical cut made at any angle other than 0" across the workpiece.

Molding

Ashapingcut that gives a varied shape to the workpiece and requires a special blade.

Out-Rip

Atype of rip cut in which the motor is between the blade and the column• (The blade is "outside" the motor).

Puahatick

A device used to feed the workpiece through the saw blade duringcutting operations. It helps keep the operator'shands well away from the blade.

Rabbet

A type of cut that gives a notch in the edge of a workpiece.

Resaw

A cutting operation to reduce the thickness of the workpiece to make thinner pieces,

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Contents Radial ARM SAW Ofess IonalFull ONE Year Warranty on Craftsman Radial ARM SAW 28-29 Symbol Meaning Safety Alert SymbolAvoid Awkward Operations and Hand Be Sure the Blade Clears the Work RIP only Workpieces Longer than Groundinginstructions Grounding PIN Coverofgrounded OutletboxSee Figures Changing VoltageBladearbor BladeBevelAngle GumRAFTSNANRADIALSAW315,220381 Sawassemblyshownaspacked IIoII Cdef000 Io@C LevelInch Radii Arm Saw RE.ANTPARTSAdvertencia See a KnowyourradialsawYoke Miterscale Armlockknob Yokepivotlatch RIP FeatureslistSee Figures 9A-9D 19IIRFTSMRNRADIALSAW315.220381Figures 9A and 9B MOTOR13/6.5AMP- Powersthebladeand is Dustguide HolddownSee Figure I OA Assembly and Adjustments sections beforeTighten. See Figure I OA See Figure lOBSAW Base LEG Sawbase Hexbolt Flat Washer Lockwasher Mounting SAW to LEG Stand Attaching Elevating HandwheelSee Figure Elevating Shaft Handwheel Screw StarwasherArmlockknob ARM Capscrews Installing the Yoke AssemblyArmviewedfrombelow Carriagearm LockknobRemoving the Blade Blade Arbor Mounttablesupports UsingtheseholelocationsAttaching Table Supports See Figures 17,4and 17B Setting the ARM Lock KnobArmcap Motor Yokelock Handle Assembly Yokelock HandleBevellockleverin Setting the Bevel Lock LeverStarwasher Bevel Bevel BevelSee Figures 20A 20D Rear Coverscrews HEXBOLT2 HEXNUT2 Adjusting the Column TubeTightening the ARM and Column Column ARM Tube SupportColumntube Elevation AdjustmentRotation Adjustment Silverblack Screws ColumnsupportCarriagebearing Adjusting the Carriage BearingsEccentricscrew Wrench Graspandhold Carriagebearing Blade Wrenchat Front Armlockknob Leveling Table SupportsSee Figures 22A and 22B Rightside Tablesupport23A Installing the Front TableSee Figures 23A 23C HexnutSee Figures 25A 25C Leveling the Front TableReartablefence Spacertablefronttable Hole Clamp Bracket SquarenutBlade Rotation Hten WRENCH2 See Figures 27A 27C Carriage Speednut Installing RIP Scale IndicatorsSpring Carriage Screws Lockknob Aligning the ARM for Cross Cuts See Figures 29,4 2gCIndexcap Bevel Aligning Blade to Table AT 0 BevelSee Figures 30A 30D Lock Lever Fronttable Socket Elevating Headscrews HandwheelHexbolts Squaring Blade to FenceSee Figures 31A 31C Framingsquare YokelockhandleParalleling Blade to Table Noadjustment Needed BevelAdjustment GAP See Figures 32A-32CIN-RIPSCALEONRIGHTSIDEOFARM RIP-SCALEINDICATOR Aligning the RIP Scale IndicatorsSee Figures 33A 33B Installing Control CUT Device Barrel Carriage Assembly SOCKETF.34Cross Cuts Basic Operation of the Radial ARM SAWTypes of Cuts RIP CutsInsertswitchkey Switchon Switchoff Causes of Kickback Switch and Switch KEYAvoiding Kickback Featnerboards PushsticksPushblocks Pushsticks Pushblocks FeatherboardMaking a Cross CUT Carnage Lockknob TableclampsMaking a Miter CUT Making a Bevel CUT Beveledand Elevating Handwheel Making a Compound Cross CUTYoke Armpivotlatch Swwchyokelock Handle Setting UP a RIP CUT RIP CUT Hazards and PrecautionsElevating Handwheel Infeedfor Ripcutting See Figure Review the Hazards and Precautions Making a RIP CUTCutting Long Workpieces Making Other CutsSee Figures 48 SupportlongworkpiecesNON-THROUGH CutsGeneral Maintenance MOTOR/ELECTRICALProblem Cause SolutionProblem Remove handwheel clean and lubricate the shaft Adjustmentssection See Adjusting the ColumnTube in Assembly section See Squaring the Blade toFence in Adjustmentssection Cause SolutionAssembly section Seefigure Description Quan Craftsmanradial ARM SAW- ModelnoKEY Part Number KEY PartFigureb KEY Part NO.NUMBER Craftsman Radial ARM SAW Model no63CRRFTSMRNRADIALSAW315.220381 Figurec Parts List for Figure C Descripon QuanFigured Parts List for Figure D 67CRRFTSNHNRADIALSAW315220381Figuree Parts List for Figure E Figuref See Figure G976287-001 71CRAFTSMANRADIALSAW315.220381See Figure F Seefigureh CRAFTSMANTABLESAW315,22038172Parts List for Figure G 73CRRPTSNRNRADIALSAW315.220381Figureh Parts List for Figure H Descripon OuanFigurei Parts List Craftsmanradial ARM SAW ModelnoFigurej Parts List for Figure J Craftsmanradial ARM SAW- Modelno ,220381Figurek Parts List for Figure K Parts Direct s
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