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Page 24 Power Equipment Usage Manual (Rev. 5/10)

7. SAW, TABLE (10” Powermatic 66-TA, Delta 36-L53L, Delta 34-806)

(NOTE: Portions of the information presented in this section were taken from the Powermatic & Delta

Operating Manuals.)

The Table Saw is the most versatile machine in the Woodshop and is used

to rip, square, miter and groove wood pieces. Before making any cut, stop

and think the task through. The versatility of the table saw usually

provides alternative ways of performing nearly any cut. So, if you

encounter a situation that seems risky, consider using a different method

or ASK advice from someone in the Woodshop.

The Woodshop currently owns three table saws. All three saws are

equipped with a quality fence that has a fairly accurate tape measure built

in – usually accurate to within 1/32”. It is best to double check the

accuracy of the tape when extreme accuracy is required for your project.

While all table saws can be used for many functions, the preference in our shop is the following:

• The 10” Powermatic 66-TA table saw is to be

used primarily for CROSS CUTS. This saw has a

very long miter and that miter is attached to a

sliding table. This makes for crosscuts that are

safer and more accurate than crosscuts using

the miter on the other table saws.

• Our other large table saws (two 10” Delta

table saws) are to be used primarily for RIP

CUTS, for DADO CUTS and for other JIGS that

may require removal of the blade guard.

7.1. Safety Precautions

WARNING:

Always turn power off and wait until saw blade comes to a complete stop before

adjusting or changing set-ups. If changing blades, also switch electrical control box to OFF

position.

b. INSPECT WOOD for loose knots, embedded rocks or other items. Remove items or discard

board.

c. BLADE GUARDS:

• Guards must be in place and used whenever feasible.

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