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Crosscutting
Kerfs
A kerf or shallow cut is needed
in the
table and fence to serve as a path for the
blade and to ensure
that the blade cuts
all the way through
the workpiece.
A
kerf is needed
for each different
cutting
path.
Follow
these steps to make ap-
proximately
1/16"deep kerf:
1. Check that saw is unplugged,
switch is
"off' and yellow key is out.
2. Put fence between front table and
spacer board. Tighten table clamps.
3. Set desired
bevel angle. Move arm to
desired
miter position.
Lock bevel,
miter and swivel locks.
4. Unlock rip lock and push blade car-
riage to rearmost position, behind fence.
5. Turn elevation
handle
clockwise
to
lower radial arm until blade just clears
table.
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Elevation Handle
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0
6. Lower
pawls to clear fence by v'8".
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