Bevel Cuts
WHAT'S A BEVEL CUT?
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A "bevel cut" is a cross-cut made with the blade per-
pendicular to the fence and with the table set at 0°
miter. The blade can be tilted to any angle within the
saw's range: the left is 0 to 47° and the right is 0 to
47°.
Fig. 48
Watch While Tilting to Right
"30" positions are for
cutting 45° "spring angle"
crown molding flat on table
Saw Operations
BEVEL SCALE INFORMATION
"33.9" positions are for cutting 38° "spring angle"
crown molding flat on table
Note: Saw has a 33.9 detent feature to automatically
hold it at this bevel angle setting
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The bevel scale is sized and positioned for easy read-
ing – see Fig. 48.
Note: when performing right and left bevel cuts it is
necessary to move the sliding fence away from the
blade to avoid cutting into the fence. When compound
cutting on the right it will be necessary to remove the
right siding fence – see page 38.
Watch While Tilting to Left
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