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Table of Contents |
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Section | Page |
Table of Contents | 2 |
Safety Instructions For Table Saw | 3 |
Safety Signal Words | 3 |
Before Using The Saw | 3 |
When Installing Or Moving The Saw | 4 |
Before Each Use | 4 |
To Reduce the Risk of Injury From |
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Jams, Slips Or Thrown Pieces |
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(Kickbacks Or Throwbacks) | 5 |
Plan Ahead To Protect Your |
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Eyes, Hands, Face and Ears | 6 |
Whenever Sawblade Is Spinning | 7 |
Additional Safety Instructions For: | 8 |
Additional Safety Instructions For: | 9 |
Additional Safety Instructions For |
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Glossary of Terms for Woodworking | 9 |
Motor Specifications and Electrical |
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Requirements | 11 |
Power Supply and Motor Specifications | .....11 |
General Electrical Connections | 11 |
Changing Motor Voltage | 13 |
Motor Thermal Overload Protector | 14 |
Wire Sizes | 14 |
Unpacking and Checking Contents | 15 |
Tools Needed | 15 |
Unpacking | 15 |
List of Loose Parts | 16 |
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Loose Parts | 17 |
Assembly | 17 |
Installing Bevel Handwheel | 17 |
Installing Elevation Handwheel | 18 |
Assembling Leg Stand | 18 |
Mounting Your Saw | 19 |
Assembling Table Extensions | 21 |
Checking Table Insert | 22 |
Checking Heeling Adjustment or Parallelism | |
of Sawblade to Miter Gauge Groove | 23 |
Checking Blade Tilt, or Squareness |
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of Blade to Table | 25 |
Checking Tilt Mechanism | 26 |
Assembling | 27 |
Assembly Tips | 27 |
Upper Assembly | 27 |
Lower Assembly | 28 |
Assembling |
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to Saw | 29 |
Installation Instructions | 29 |
Operation of | |
Installing Front Rip Fence Guide Bar | 31 |
Installing Rear Fence Guide Bar | 32 |
Adjusting Rip Fence Guide Bars | 33 |
Installing Spacer Bar | 34 |
Rip Fence Alignment Adjustment | 35 |
Rip Fence Lock Lever Adjustment | 35 |
Adjusting Fence Indicator | 36 |
Installing Blade Guard | 36 |
Aligning Blade Guard | 37 |
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Mounting the Motor | 38 | |
Installing Belt | 39 | |
Installing Belt Guard | 39 | |
Mounting Switch and End Caps | 40 | |
Securing Electrical Cords | 41 | |
Installing Guide Bar End Caps | 41 | |
Getting to Know Your Table Saw | 42 | |
Additional Safety Instructions When |
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Using Zero Clearance Insert | 46 | |
Remove the Existing | Insert | 47 |
Installing Zero Clearance Insert/Sawblade . 47 | ||
Installing Zero Clearance Insert/Dado Blades .. | 48 | |
Operation Tips | 48 | |
Safety Instructions for Basic Saw Operations | 49 | |
Before Each Use | 49 | |
To Reduce the Risk of Injury From Jams, |
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Slips Or Thrown Pieces (Kickbacks Or |
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Throwbacks) | 49 | |
Plan Ahead To Protect Your Eyes, |
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Hands, Face and Ears | 51 | |
Whenever Sawblade Is Spinning | 52 | |
Work Feed Devices | 52 | |
Attaching Wood Face Board | 53 | |
Push Block | 54 | |
Auxiliary Fence | 55 | |
Work Support for Material over 26" Wide ... | 56 | |
Basic Saw Operations | 57 | |
Using the Miter Gauge | 57 | |
Additional Safety Instructions |
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for Crosscutting | 57 | |
Crosscutting | 57 | |
Repetitive Crosscutting | 58 | |
Miter Crosscutting | 59 | |
Bevel Crosscutting | 59 | |
Compound Crosscutting | 59 | |
Using the Rip Fence | 60 | |
Additional Safety Instructions for Rip Cuts | .60 | |
Ripping | 61 | |
Bevel Ripping Narrow Work | 62 | |
Using Featherboards for | 63 | |
Using Featherboards for Non | 63 | |
Resawing | 64 | |
Using Carbide Tipped Blades | 65 | |
Dadoing | 65 | |
Rabbeting | 66 | |
Ploughing and Molding | 66 | |
Molding | 67 | |
Adjustments | 68 | |
Miter Gauge | 68 | |
Maintaining Your Table Saw | 69 | |
Maintenance | 69 | |
Lubrication | 70 | |
RIDGID Recommends the Following |
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Accessories | 70 | |
Wiring Diagrams | 71 | |
Troubleshooting | 72 | |
General | 72 | |
Motor | 73 | |
Notes | 75 | |
Repair Parts | 76 |
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