Use And Care Manual

Connect your miter saw to a dust collecting device if possible. If not, use the dust bag that

comes with the tool and empty it regularly.

Use a saw blade suited to the cutting job and material to be cut.

Always use table extensions and clamps to support the material when sawing long work pieces.

The material should be placed ﬁrmly against the fence and table. The turning of the saw

blade should force it down against the table and rearward against the fence during the cut.

Movement of the workpiece during the cut may cause the blade to jam and create a kickback.

When this happens, the cutting head may jump out of your hand or the workpiece may ﬂy loose

and cause serious injury.

Do not start the saw with the blade in contact with any surface. This may cause the saw to

bounce or kickback violently and could cause injury.

If making a cut using one hand to hold the saw, ensure the free hand is clear of cutting area.

1. Trigger

2. LED light switch

3. Lower blade guard

4. Upper blade guard

5. Saw blade

6. Dust bag

7. Sliding lock knob

8. Hold-down clamp assembly

9. Miter locking handle

10. Miter scale

11. Bevel scale

12. Safety switch

13. Table extension

14. LED light

15. Head lock button

FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION