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• A “chop cut” is a cross-cut made when the saw is

held to the rearmost position and is operated like

a conventional (non-sliding) miter saw. Using the

chop cut method lowers the cross-cutting

capacity; however, many users prefer using this

method because it is quicker when making

repeat cuts. This method can also produce more

accurate cuts because the saw head is locked in

the retracted position.

• This saw has bevel angle stops that accurately

stop at critical angles: 45° Left/Right and 0°

Right. It comes factory-set and should not require

adjustment. However, after extensive use or if

the tool has received a hard impact, it may

require an adjustment.

• A chop cut can cut pieces with a width of 5-1/2"

or less

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1. With the saw head in the UP position, push it back

over the fence to the rear.

2. Engage the mechanism lock lever (item 27 – page

9) by lifting up the finger tab. Check that

mechanism movement is stopped.

3. Properly position your workpiece and clamp it

firmly to the table and/or fence.

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1. Activate the switch, then fully lower the saw head

to make the cut.

2 Hold the saw head down until the blade comes to

a complete stop. Return the saw head to the UP

position. Remove workpiece.

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