Saw Operations; Led Shadow Light; Preparing For Saw Operations - Skil MS6305-00 Manual Del Propietário

SAW OPERATIONS

Main switch
The main switch has a secondary LOCK-OFF
tab that must be rotated to the left to be able
to depress the power switch. Grasp the main
switch with your fingers and slide the tab to the
left. Then pull the main switch to activate the
saw. Release the main switch to stop the saw.
(Fig 35)

LED shadow light

WARNING
distance) . Staring into the light beam may
result in serious injury or vision loss.
NOTICE: The miter saw must be connected to
a power source for the Shadow Light System
to function.
The LED Shadow Light System is equipped
with an ON/OFF switch (Fig.36). Power to the
Shadow Light System is independent of the
miter saw trigger switch. The Shadow Light
does not need to be turned on to operate the
saw.
To cut through an existing pencil line on a
piece of wood, turn on the Shadow Light System, then pull down on the operating handle to
bring the saw blade close to the wood. The shadow of the blade will appear on the wood.
This shadow line represents the material that the blade will remove when performing a cut.
To correctly locate your cut to the pencil line, align the pencil line with the edge of the blade's
shadow. Keep in mind that you may have to adjust the miter or bevel angles to match the
pencil line exactly.

Preparing for saw operations

Body and hand positions (Fig .37)
WARNING
WARNING
lines marked on the left and right side of the base, including the entire table and portion of the
fence within these marked lines. This zone is labeled with "No Hands" symbols placed just
inside the marked lines on the base.
Do not stare into the light
beam (not even from a
Position your body and hands properly to make cutting easier and
safer . Observe the following instructions.
Never place hands near the cutting area . Keep hands outside the "No
Hands Zone" . The "No Hands Zone" is defined as the area between the
Fig. 35
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Main Switch
Fig. 36
Lock-Off Tab
Shadow
Light On/
Off Switch
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