Bench Mounting; Installing A New Saw Blade; Assembly Instructions - Central Machinery 90597 Assembly And Operating Instructions Manual

1. Place the saw on a sturdy bench able to support the weight of the saw and any
possible stock that will be cut.
2. Use the Miter Saw bench mounting holes in all four feet to mount to a bench using
hardware. Use 3/8" nuts and bolts (not supplied).
Optionally, to provide portability, the saw can be bolted to a piece of 1/2 inch plywood,
that can then be clamped (temporarily) to a solid bench.
Note: If the saw is mounted to a piece of plywood, make sure that the mounting screws do not
protrude from the bottom of the plywood base. The plywood must be true and not warped to
prevent binding and inaccurate cuts. The plywood must sit flush on the work support. When
clamping, be sure that the clamps will not interfere with proper saw operation, or obstruct the
placement of stock to be cut.
1. Always use 10 inch saw blades with one inch arbor holes. The saw blade speed rating
must be at least 5200 RPM.
Refer to Table C for saw blade applications and types.
APPLICATION
Fine Trim Molding
Trim, Framing,
Pressure Treated
Decking
Aluminum
2. Unplug the Miter Saw Power Cord from the electrical outlet.
3. Press down on the Saw Arm, pull out the Lock Down Pin Knob (75), and raise the
Saw Arm to the upper position. Refer to Figures E and F on the next page.
4. Loosen (but do not remove) the Guard Plate Screw (67) until the Guard Plate (66) can
be raised enough to permit access to the Blade Screw (71).
5. Hold the Lower Guard up and press the Spindle Lock
(17) button with one hand. See Figure D.
Rotate the Saw Blade until the Spindle Lock catches
and the blade stops.
SKU 90597

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

Bench Mounting

Installing a New Saw Blade

TABLE C
BLADE
DESCRIPTION
Precision Trim
Carbide
Combination,
multi-purpose
Non-ferrous metal
cutting
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No. OF TEETH TYPE OF CUT
Very smooth,
60 ~ 100
splinter free
Smooth, fast
28 ~ 60
cut
60 ~ 80 - - - -
Figure D
(17)