Bosch 4000 Operating/Safety Instructions Manual page 6

Table of Con,en,s
Page
General Safety Rules .................. 2
Additiona! Safety Rules ................ 3-5
Double Insulated Tools & Extension Cords ........ 5
Table of Contents ................... 6
Glossary of Terms ................... 7
Tools Needed For Assembly .............. 7
Getting To Know Your Table Saw .......... 20-23
Power Switch ................... 20-23
Table ....................... 20-23
Base ....................... 20-23
Blade Tilt Lock Handle ............... 20-23
Table Extension .................. 20-23
Table Extension Lock Handle ............ 20-23
Elevation Wheel .................. 20-23
Blade Tilt Scale .................. 20-23
Rip Fence Scale .................. 20-23
Miter Gauge Scale ................. 20-23
Rip Fence Storage ................. 20-23
Pre-Cut Locater .................. 20-23
Miter Gauge Storage ................ 20-23
Blade, Wrench, & Carrying Case .......... 20-23
Hex Wrench & Storage ............... 20-23
Cord Wrap .................... 20-23
Vacuum Hook-Up ................. 20-23
Rip Fence ..................... 20-23
Blade Guard .................... 22-23
Table Insert .................... 22-23
Miter Gauge .................... 22-23
Unpacking and Checking Contents ......... 24-25
Table of Loose Parts ................ 24-25
Operating Adjustments ............... 26-31
Blade Tilting Control ................ 26-27
Adjusting 90 & 45 Degree Positive Stops ...... 26-27
Adjusting Blade Parallel
to the Miter Gauge Slot .............. 28-29
Adjusting Table Extension ............. 28-29
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Table Pointer Adiustment ............. 28-29
Aligning Rip Fence ................. 30-31
Rip Fence Pointer Adjustment ........... 30-31
Miter Gauge Adiustment .............. 30-31
Assembly ..................... 32-35
Attaching Blade Guard ............... 32-33
Changing The Blade ................ 34-35
Attaching The Rip Fence .............. 34-35
Mounting The Table Saw .............. 86-37
Mounting Table Saw to Workbench ......... 86-37
Basic Table Saw Operation ............. 36-52
Safety Power Switch ................ 36-37
Pre-Cut Locater .................. 38-39
Using Rip Fence Pointer .............. 38-39
Using Table Pointer ................ 38-39
Work Helpers ................... 40-41
Using the Miter Gauge ............... 40-41
Crosscutting .................... 42-43
Repetitive Cutting ................. 42-43
Miter Cutting ................... 44-45
Bevel Crosscutting ................. 44-45
Compound Miter Cutting .............. 44-45
Using the Rip Fence ................ 44-47
Ripping ...................... 46-49
Resawing ..................... 48-49
Making a Featherboard .............. 48-49
Using Featherboards ................ 50-51
Non Thru-Sawing ................. 50-51
Rabbeting ..................... 50-51
Dadoing ...................... 50-53
Molding Cutting .................. 50-53
Maintaining Your Table Saw ............ 52-53
Lubrication .................... 54-55
Accessories .................... 54-55
Trouble Shooting ................. 56-57
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