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KICKBACK
Kickback
occurs
when the blade stalls
rapidly and the saw is driven
back towards
you° Blade
stalling
is caused
by any action which pinches
the blade in the wood.
IMPORTANT: The best guard against kickback
is to avoid dangerous practices.
L_ DANGER:
ALWAYS
release
trigger
switch
immediately
if the blade binds
or the
! saw stalls., Kickback
could
cause
you to lose
control
of the saw_ Loss
of control
can
lead
I to serious
injury..
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Blade is
Correct
Blade Depth
Set Too
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KICKBACK
Deep
Kickback
is Caused
By:
1. Incorrect
Blade Depth Setting
(See Fig° 6).
2. Sawing
into knots or nails in the workpiece.
3. Twisting
the blade while making
a cut.
4. Making
a cut with a dull, gummed
up,
or improperly
set blade.
5. Not providing
proper support
for
workpiece
(See Fig. 7).
6. Forcing
a cuL
7. Cutting
warped
or wet lumber.
8. Too! misuse
or incorrect
operating
procedures,.
9. Contacting
the workpiece
with blade
at less than full speed.
To Lessen
the Chance
of Kickback:
1. ALWAYS use the correct blade depth setting,
The correct blade depth setting for all cuts
should not be more than 1/4-inch below the
material to be cut (see Fig° 8),,
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Fig. 7
Fi(t. 8_._
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Correct Blade Depth Setting =
Blade Exposed 1/4-ino or less
on underside of workpiece
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