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Revision as of 00:13, 1 May 2018
Using the TinkerMill Panel Saw Model Number: Needed
Contents
Usage Guidelines:
1. Users must be certified to use this tool prior to operation. It is a highly precise tool. Respect the tool. Pay particular attention to keeping fingers clear of the saw blade.
2. You must use dust collection and clean up the space around the tool after using it.
3. Do not make adjustments to the alignment. Contact a shop captain for help first if something looks out of alignment.
4. Cut speed should be about 1 ft/sec. Allow saw to reach full speed before the start of the cut.
5. Make sure wood is not touching the blade before the start of the cut.
6. Consider clamping the wood to the rack when making vertical cuts.
7. This tool is designed for breaking down large sheet goods, such as a large 4x8ft piece of plywood. Other tools including the table saw are better suited for final dimensioned cuts and smaller (i.e. less than 3x3 foot plywood) pieces.
Cut types
Vertical
Vertical cuts, cross cuts, are made by holding the trigger of the saw and moving the saw on the carriage. Make sure to move the carriage so that the blade is on the "up" cut (like a normal circular saw). The carriage will start up and move vertically down.
Horizontal
Horizontal cuts, rips, are made by locking the carriage in place with the screws, holding the trigger down with the attached trigger black clamp and pushing the material left or right. As with the vertical cut, make sure that the material is being fed to the "up" cutting side of the blade.
General Usage Video of a Panel Saw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P85dXoosiv0
