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CARBIDE
TIPPED
BLADES
SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
& WARNINGS
OSHA
required
industrial
users
to inspect
tool prior
to mounting
for cracks,
chipped
or bent
teeth,
or cutting
edges
that
are
not
sharp.
The tool
must
be completely
clean
to allow
proper
inspection.
See CFR § 1910.213
WOODWORKING
MACHINERY
REQUIREMENTS-ITEM
S-7
"All cracked
saws shall be removed from service;'
Do not operate
saw machine
wit.hout
proper
saw blade
guard
in
place.
Other
important
instructions
and warnings
regarding
your
safety
are contained
in saw machine
owner's manual.
If you do not
have such
a manual,
contact
the machine
manufacturer
to obtain
one before
using the saw machine
with this blade.
Carbide
is a very hard but brittle
material.
Care should
be taken
while
mounting,
using
and
storing
carbide
blades
to prevent
accidental
damage.
Slight
shocks,
such
as striking
tip during
handling,
can seriously
damage
the blade.
Foreign
objects
in the
workpiece,
such
as wire or nails,
can also cause
tips
to crack
or
break off.
Never
use
blade
on saw machine
that
will exceed
maximum
recoimnended
blade R.RM.
Always wear proper eye protection
which complies
with current
ANSI
Standard
Z87.1 when using any power tool.
Before using, Always:
• Visually
examine
blade and tips for cracks
breakage,
missing
or loose tips,
or other
damage.
DO NOT USE
IF DAMAGE
IS SUSPECTED.
• Mount blade securely, in proper
rotation
direction.
• Never leave a running
machine
unattended.
FAILURE
TO IIEED
THESE
INSTRUCTIONS
AND _ARNINGS
REGARDING
USE
OF THIS
PRODUCT
CAN
RESULT
IN
SERIOUS
BODIIX
INJURY.
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