Professional Woodworker 52224 Use and Care Manual
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1. 4 Hj Saw Blade B En Gear Box 1 4 Saw Blade A 42 Oil Cap i Guard Support 4 C Clip f 6 Guard Support Washer Es Spring 1 Moving Guard Lock Pin m B Spring Front Handle 1 9 Bolt Bolt 1 m Washer s Washer i ii Rubber Pin 491 Fant Handle Sunset 1 m Bolt 9 C Clip ij 13 C Washer BE Bolt 2 aa Stationary Guard C Washer H las Pin Triangle Press Cover 1 E PESE ease ic Lubrication Knob ES Rotor ER m Inner Flange Bearing H 20 Wi 1 58 Bearing Sleeve 1 3 eas i sei 22 Bearing 1 60 Screw 2 23 Shaft Sleeve 1 pen Stator 1 24 Bolt 4 62 Motor Housing Hi 25 T Washer 4 eal Lable 2 26 Washer 4 Switch Lever A 27 Gear Box Cover 1 Switch 1 28 Bearing 1 Carbon Brush 2 29 C Clip 1 Brush Holder 2 30 Bearing Sleeve 1 Label 1 31 Bearing 1 Screw 4 32 Gear Wheel Upper 2 Internal Switch 2 33 Bearing Power Cable Clamp 1 3a Flexible Washer 2 Screw 2 35 Shaft 1 Rear Housing 1 36 Half Circle Key 1 Screw 2 37 Lower Gear 1 Power Cord Guard 1 38 Washer 1 Power Cord 1 4 000 348 50042. Please carefully read and save these instructions before attempting to assemble maintain install or oporate this product Observe all safety information to protect yourself and others Failure to observe the instructions may result in property damage and or personal injury Please keep instructions for future reference Important Operating Instruction 5 INCH DOUBLE CUT SAW Model 52224 CALIFORNIA PROPOSITION 65 accidents which arise due to SAFETY WARNINGS WARNING You can create dust non observance of these when you cut sand drill or grind and the safety 41 Keep your work area materials such as wood paint information herein clean and well lit metal concrete cement or other masonry This dustoften SPECIFICATIONS 2 Do notuse power tools in contains chemicals known to wet or moist conditions or in No Load Speed 4200 RMP ence Max Blade Dameter Sinctes Dre OM Max Depth Cut 1 3716 inch i 3 Protect yourself from WARING Tni productors CAUTION Sheene enas Ht chemicals Including lead FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY coe wh earned pe known to the State of California READ INSTRUCTION MANUAL Stoves shrotigerators 19 gause cancer and birth COMPLETELY AND fects or other reproductive CAREFULLY BEFORE harm Wash hands after OPERATINGTHS CHAINSAW lt P power tools away farm We children Any fallures made in 5 Store tools in a dry safe Important following the safety loc
3. ation When using equipment afew regulations and instructions safety precautions must be may result in an electric 5 Donorowrioad the tool observed to avoid injures and Shock fire andlor serious The tool wil perform better damage Please read he injury when used within is limits complete operating manual with due care Keep this manual in a T Donotuse any tools or safe place so that the information attachments which are too is available at all times If you give the equipment to any ther Balac pedes 8 Do notuse the tool fora Operating instructions as wel We purpose or work for which accept na Ilabiity for damage or theyare notintended For warranty purchases please keep your dated proof of purchase File or attach to the manual for safekeeping For customer service ca 1 800 348 5004 or ema feedbackgnatitools com T 88052224 11 11 9 Wear appropriate clothing Do not wear loose clothing or Jewelry and keep hair pulled back 10 Use safety glasses and a breathing mask when working with a material that generates dust 11 Secure the work piece in a vice to hold the piece in place instead of holding it by hand which is dangerous 12 Do not over reach while Using this tool 13 Keep your tools well maintained Check to tool for damage before use Do not use if damaged 14 Keep handles dry and free from oil and grease 15 Ensure the tool is turned off and the power cord un
4. d control while the cutis completed 26 Do notletthe housing bump up against the material to 27 To avoid unintentional starting ensure the tool is off and unplugged while preparing the work piece 28 Blades must be rated to at least the maximum speed and only use blades designed specifically for this saw 29 Do not lay the tool down until ithas come to a complete stop ASSEMBLY 1 Locate the side handle mounting hole on the side of the housing 2 Use a nut and washer to connect the side handle Support to the housing 3 Use the hexwrench to tighten the side handle support securely into place 4 Attach the side handle to the top of the side handle support 5 Use a nutto fasten the side handle securely into place CHANGING THE BLADES To prevent accidental starting ensure the power switch is off and the cord unplugged Do notuse masonry or abrasive blades with this tool 1 Ensure the saw is yourleg Secure the piece toa be cut unplugged before removing old stable platform blades 1800 348 5004 2 Press the spindle lock pin on the outside of the housing Tum the blade slowly until the pin locks back into place 3 Unscrew the lock nut and lum it counterclockwise 4 Open the lower blade guard and lit and remove blade B 5 Lift up and remove blade A 6 Place the new blade Aonto the flange with the Aclearly visible 7 Place blade B onto the spind
5. force the saw twill cause rough cuts could shorten the life of the saw or cause kickback These materials can soften and stick to the blades 9 Feed the work piece parallel to the blade Caution feeding the work piece at an angle can damage the blade teeth FEED SPEED The correct feed is determined bythe hardness and thickness ofthe material to be cut See page 5 for how to feed cuts of cross sections In thin materials feed the blades down with the teeth protruding and then move forward or backward for cutting See 5 page Ifthe feed speed is to slow 1 The blades will only press down on the material instead of cutting it 2 The blade edges will glide and wear down the material 3 This will cause a poor cut and will cause excessive wear on the blades Ifthe feed speed is too fast 1 The cut maysplit or splinter the work piece 2 This will resultin a poor cut with significant discharge on the lower side of the material 3 Ifthe feed speed is not slowed the split wil grow bigger and could lead to potential injury or property damage feeder wheel RR 8 Use te ubricaton unitwhen Feeding mustbe done parallel stainless steel and cast ron blades Feeding atan pe me 30045004 3 angle can bum the blades and damage the teeth MAINTENANCE Ensure the tool is tumed off and unplugged to avoid accidental starting during inspection maintenance or cleaning AFTER USE Wipe
6. le with B clearly visible 8 Thread the lock nut onto the spindle shaft and tighten lock nut until secure 9 Inspect the blades to ensure the teeth pointin the opposite direction LUBRICATION The blades for this teeth are dry cut teeth and only need to be lubricated in extreme cutting situations such when cutting aluminum copper stainless steel and cast iron To use the lubrication unit use cutter paste that is in rod form which can be inserted into the center of the lubrication unit Once the paste rod is inserted tum the lubrication units GENERAL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 1 Ensure all guards are in place and in proper working order and that all adjustment knobs are tight before operation Do notoperate the saw without blade guard or ifthe blade guard is broken or not operating properly 2 Before starting a cut draw a guideline along the desired line of cut 3 Place the front edge of the saw blades on the part ofthe work piece that is solidly Supported 4 Do not place the saw on a part of the work piece that will fall off when the cut is made 5 Slide the power switch forward to start the saw Allow the blades to reach full speed before beginning to cut 6 Waring Observe the position of the housing during the cut Do not allow the housing to bump up against the material thatis being cut T Use steadyand even pressure when making the cut Do not
7. plugged before performing maintenance or changing drill bits 16 Ensure that tool keys are removed before starting 17 Do not force the tool Use the correct too for the application 18 Do not reach underneath the work piece The guard will not protect you from the blade 19 Do not hold the piece to be cut in your hands or across 20 Do notuse damaged or incorrect blade washers or bolts 21 To avoid kickback maintain a firm grip on the tool with both hands and stand to either side of the blade If the blade is binding or ifthe cutis interrupted release the trigger and allow the blade to come to a complete stop before attempting to remove the blade from the work piece When restarting the blade in a work plece center the blade in the cut and ensure the blade teeth are not touching the work piece before starting the saw Do not use dull or damaged blades Secure large panels with adequate support 22 Check the lower guard spring Ifthe guard and spring are not working property do not use the tool until the problem has been fixed 23 Do notuse the tool to cut logs tree limbs uneven timber or wet andlor green lumber 24 Do notuse abrasive blades or masonry cutiing blades with this this tool The guards are ot designed to protect against the failure of such blades 25 Place the larger portion of the saw base on the larger Supported part of the work piece It will help maintain balance an
8. rials Warranty does not apply to defects due directly or indirect to misuse abuse negligence or accidents repairs or alterations or a lack of maintenance NAT shall in no event be liable for death injuries to persons or property or for incidental special or consequential damages arising from the use of our products To receive service under warranty the original manufacturer part must be retumed for examination by an authorized service center Shipping and handling charges may apply Ifa defect is found NAT will either repair or replace the product at its discretion DO NOT RETURN TO STORE For Customer Service Email feedback natitools com or Call 1 800 348 5004 Tesdbackggnatiobls com 4 800 348 5004 i o E 2 o u m 3 r o z L Model 52224 p 0020 em 88052204 11 11 cas 100 341 8004 or emai Paris List Call 1 800 348 5004 for assistance or replacement parts Ploaso provide the following information Mode number Part description and number as shown in parts list Address any correspondence to North American Too industries 84 Commercial Rd Serial number if any Huntington N 46750 NO Description Description Tory 1 Bolt Bearing 1 Outer Flange Screw
9. the external surfaces of the tool with a clean cloth Do not use solvents when cleaning saw blades BEFORE EACH USE Inspect the general condition of the tool Check for loos hardware binding or misalignment of moving parts cracked or broken parts damaged wiring and anyother condition that could effect the safe operation Store the tool in a clean dry and safe location Ifthis power supply cord is damaged do not use until tis repaired bya qualified service technician 4 800 348 5004 X gt Rectangular Pipe Comer Piece Feed blade from comer Fond biada Kom comer to Feed blade diagonally through to corner comer where opposite comer me work surface would be A Shaped Plate through object Flat Bar Iron Rest plate on three mounts lt gt Ny FN SI Spiral Tube And Thin Pata Cuing pn Pn sown about ser Fos bite Use Lesion Unt and start cut so only about 3 8 shows whenever cutting aluminum woh Devote aster or copper ss eo cto edge 14 800 348 5004 Limited Manufacturer Warranty North American Too NAT Industries makes every effort to ensure that this product meets high quality and durability standards NAT warrants to the original retail consumer a 1 year limited warranty from the date the product was purchased at retail and each productis free from defects in mate
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