Operating Guide

ManualsBrandsDelta ManualsMiter Saws12 in. Dual Bevel Sliding Cruzer Miter Saw

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FOR BEVEL CUTS

OPERATION

LOCK

UNLOCK

Figure 21

Figure 20

Before turning the saw power ON, check to

make sure saw head and blade will not make contact with the

provided work clamp or fence during the cutting operation.

Position the work clamp and fence to avoid contact with the

miter saw head.

Always lock the bevel lock handle before

any cutting operation. Failure to do so may result in serious

personal injury.

See Figure 20

1. Follow Operation instructions “For Cross-Cuts” in

previous manual section. Include the following

adjustments before cutting.

2. Loosen fence lock knob (A) on left and right side, and

slide adjustable fence (B) to allow proper spacing for

bevel cuts. Once proper spacing is set, tighten fence

lock knob

3. Lift the bevel lock handle (C)

4. While rmly supporting the saw head with one hand,

push back the bevel latch lever (D) and swing the saw

head left or right to the required bevel angle.

5. If you are using one of the bevel detent positions, check

to make sure the bevel latch lever and bevel detent

locks into the positive stop plate.

6. Push down the bevel lock handle to lock bevel position.

NOTE: If your required bevel angle position is not provided

with one of the positive stop bevel detent position; you can

lock the bevel position at any location using the bevel lock

handle (C).

FOR COMPOUND MITER CUTS

Before turning the saw power ON, check to

make sure saw head and blade will not make contact with the

provided work clamp or fence during the cutting operation.

Position the work clamp and fence to avoid contact with the

miter saw head.

See Figure 21

A compound miter cut uses a combination of a miter angle

adjustment and bevel angle adjustment. Use the instructions

above “For Miter Cuts” and “For Bevel Cuts” to set your

bevel and miter angle before performing the “For Cross-cuts”

operation instructions above.

NOTE: The miter angle and bevel angle are dependent upon

each other. If you adjust one of these it will change the other.

Always check both angles after making any adjustments.