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SKU 91852 For technical questions, please call 1-800-444-3353. PAGE 18
(STOP PLATE) To
Adjust The Cutting Depth:
1. WARNING! Prior to performing this procedure, make sure the Power
Cord (27) of the Miter Saw is unplugged from its electrical outlet.
ELBOW DUST CHUTE (66)
(OUTSIDE DIAMETER = 1-3/8”)
The Elbow Dust Chute:
1. The Elbow Dust Chute (66) exhausts the wood chips and saw dust when the
Miter Saw is in operation. (See Figure O.)
2. The
outside
diameter of the Elbow Dust Chute is 1-3/8”. Attach Dust Collection
Bag (158) to the Elbow Dust Chute or attach vacuum hose (not included). It is
recommended that
only
a qualified technician attach a vacuum hose.
(See Figure O.)
FIGURE O
3. Loosen the Wing Screw (103) and pull the Miter Saw’s Motor Housing (31) for-
ward as far as it will go. Notice whether the edge of the Saw Blade (4) passes
completely through the Kerf Board (151). (See Figure P, next page)
4. If the Saw Blade (4) does not pass completely through the Kerf Board (151),
lower the Saw Blade slightly by turning the two Bolts (133A,133B)
counterclock-
After adjusting the two Bolts (133A,133B), press down on the Miter
Saw and make sure the Saw Blade (4) does not contact the bottom of the Work
Table (87) or any other part of the Saw Base. (See Figure P)
2. The depth of cut may be adjusted to a maximum of 4” at 90°, and 1-15/16” at 45°.
REV 07/05 REV 12/05
The rear Short Bolt (133A) should be adjusted for maximum allowable depth of cut.
The forward Long Bolt (133B) is used in conjunction with the Arm Stop Plate (135).
The Long Bolt (133B) can be adjusted for a secondary, less deep cut, if desired.
Pivot the Arm Stop Plate (135) outward to use the front stop, or push the Arm Stop
Plate (135) inward, and the Long Bolt (133B) will bypass it, allowing full depth
of cut. After making the adjustments to the two Bolts (133A, 133B), tighten the two
Jam nuts (159) to keep the two Bolts (133A, 133B) from moving. (See Photo Above)
5.
6.
(ARM STOP PLATE 135)
(133B)(133A)
Depth Adjustment Parts Closeup Photo
wise. (See Figure P)
(159)