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9. SAW, MITER – DUAL BEVEL COMPOUND (12” DeWALT DW716) & DUAL BEVEL COMPOUND

SLIDING (12” DeWALT DW718)

The ability to precisely angle and bevel the saw before cutting into the wood gives the compound miter

saw its versatility. When you need to make a precise, compound angle cut on the end of a piece of

stock, few tools are as easy to use.

9.1. Safety Precautions

a. DO NOT perform any operation freehand.

b. KEEP GUARD IN PLACE at all times.

c. AVOID CUTTING badly warped material.

d. DO NOT CUT any metals (Iron, steel, aluminum or copper) or masonry.

e. DO NOT OVERREACH or work in an awkward position. Keep footing and balance at all times.

f. DO NOT FORCE CUT. Allow motor to reach full speed before cutting.

g. SECURE WORK against the fence. Use clamps to hold work when practical.

h. HANDS and FINGERS must be kept a minimum of 3” from the blade. DO NOT attempt to cut

small workpiece less than 3” long without clamping.

i. DO NOT MOVE either hand from saw or workpiece or raise saw arm until blade has stopped.

j. DO NOT TAKE your hand away from the trigger switch and handle until the blade is fully covered

by the lower blade guard.

9.2. Setup & Use – Compound Miter Saw

9.2.1. Capacity & Angles

A compound miter saw can be angled either to the left or right and has a clearly marked miter gauge.

The saw is also able to tilt and miter at the same time.

Bevel 0° - 48° with positive stops at 0°, 33.9°, 45° and 48° both left

and right.

Cuts 2 x 10” dimensional lumber at 90° and 2 x 8” at 45°

0-50° left and right miter capacity

9.2.2. Operation

The laser light will show exactly where the saw will cut. For precision cuts, it

is important to perform a test cut to identify the exact relationship of the laser line to the finished cut.

Once you know where the saw blade will cut, then you can accurately cut your workpiece.

a) Mark the spot for the cut

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