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Disconnect plug from power source. Loosen

the depth adjustment lever located between

the guard and handle of saw. Hold the foot

down with one hand and raise or lower saw

by the handle. Tighten lever at the depth

setting desired. Check desired depth (Fig. 3).

Not more than one tooth length of the blade

should extend below the material to be cut,

for minimum splintering (Fig. 4).

SAFETY SWITCH

The safety switch is designed to prevent

accidental starts. To operate safety switch,

press the release button with your thumb on

either side of handle to disengage the lock,

then pull the trigger (Fig. 5). When the trigger

is released the button will engage the safety

switch automatically, and the trigger will no

longer operate. (See Switch & General Cuts

on page 10.)

90° CUTTING ANGLE CHECK

Disconnect plug from power source. Set foot

to maximum depth of cut setting. Loosen

bevel adjustment knob, set to 0° on quadrant,

retighten knob and check for 90° angle

between the blade and bottom plane of foot

with a square (Fig. 6). If adjustment is

necessary, tilt foot to 45°, tighten bevel

adjustment knob and bend "TAB" with an

adjustable wrench or pliers (Fig. 7).

BEVEL ADJUSTMENT

Disconnect plug from power source. The foot

can be adjusted up to 45° by loosening the

bevel adjustment knob at the front of the saw.

Align to desired angle on calibrated quadrant.

Then tighten bevel adjustment knob (Fig. 8).

Because of the increased amount of blade

engagement in the work and decreased

stability of the foot, blade binding may occur.

Keep the saw steady and the foot firmly on

the workpiece.

DEPTH ADJUSTMENT

Operating Instructions

90º

FIG. 3

FIG. 4

FIG. 5

FIG. 7

FIG. 6

FIG. 8

ONE TOOTH LENGTH SHOULD

PENETRATE WOOD FOR

MINIMUM SPLINTERING

DEPTH

ADJUSTMENT

LEVER

DEPTH

SCALE

BLADE WRENCH,

& STORAGE

AREA

RELEASE

BUTTON

TRIGGER

TAB

BEVEL

ADJUSTMENT

KNOB

QUADRANT

BLADE

FOOT

BEVEL

ADJUSTMENT

KNOB

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