RIDGID R4511 Manual del operador descargar pdf (Pagina 41)

OPERATION

ADJUSTMENTS

TO

MAKE

A

DADO

CUT

See

Figure

67.

An

optional

dado

throat

plate

is

required

for

this

procedure

(see

the

Accessories

section

of

this

manual

and

check

with

the

retailer

where

the

table

saw

was

purchased).

All

blades

and

dado

sets

must

not

be

rated

less

than

the

speed

of

this

tool

and

may

have

a

maximum

width

of

13/16

in.

A

WARNING:

Unplug

the

saw

to

prevent

accidental

starting

that

could

result

in

possible

injury.

Unplug

your

saw.

•

Remove

the

blade

guard

assembly

and

throat

plate.

•

Remove

the

blade

nut,

blade

washer,

and

saw

blade.

A

WARMNG:

Always

store

the

blade

washer

and

throat

plate

in

secure

location

when

changing

back

to

saw

blade.

Failure

to

do

so

may

result

in

possible

injury

and

damage

to

the

tool.

•

Mount

the

dado

blade,

using

the

blade

and

chippers

appropriate

for

the

desired

width

of

cut.

•

Reinstall

the

blade

nut.

NOTE:

The

blade

washer

may

be

used

provided

the

arbor

shaft

extends

slightly

beyond

the

arbor

nut.

•

Make

sure

the

blade

nut

is

fully

engaged

and

the

arbor

extends

past

a

securely

tightened

blade

nut.

•

Install

the

dado

throat

plate

and

rotate

the

blade

by

hand

to

make

sure

it

turns

freely

then

lower

the

blade.

Always

use

push

blocks,

push

sticks,

or

feather-

boards

when

making

dado

cuts

to

avoid

the

risk

of

serious

injury.

A

WARNING:

Do

not

use

blades

rated

less

than

the

speed

of

this

tool.

Failure

to

heed

this

warning

could

result

in

personal

injury.

A

WARNING:

Before

performing

any

adjustment,

make

sure

the

tool

is

unplugged

from

the

power

supply

and

the

switch

is

in

the

OFF

(0)

position.

Fail

ure

to

heed

this

warning

could

result

in

serious

personal

injury.

To

avoid

unnecessary

setups

and

adjustments,

a

good

practice

is

to

check

your

setups

carefully

with

a

framing

square

and

make

practice

cuts

in

scrap

wood

before

making

finish

cuts

in

good

workpieces.

Do

not

start

any

adjustments

until

you

have

checked

with

a

square

and

made

test

cuts

to

be

sure

adjustments

are

needed.

TO

SQUARE

THE

SAW

BLADE

TO

THE

MITER

GAUGE

GROOVE

See

Figures

68

-

69.

A

WARNING:

The

blade

must

be

square

so

the

wood

does

not

bind

resulting

in

kickback.

Failure

to

do

so

could

result

in

serious

personal

injury.

Do

not

loosen

any

screws

for

this

adjustment

until

you

have

checked

with

a

square

and

made

test

cuts

to

be

sure

adjust

ments

are

necessary

Once

the

screws

are

loosened

these

items

must

be

reset.

Unplug

the

saw

and

remove

the

switch

key.

•

Raise

the

blade

all

the

way

by

turning

the

height

adjusting

handwheel.

Remove

the

blade

guard

assembly

•

Mark

beside

one

of

the

blade

teeth

at

the

front

of

the

blade.

Place

the

body

of

a

combination

square

against

the

miter

gauge

groove

as

shown

in

figure

62.

Measure

the

distance

from

the

blade

tooth

to

the

right

miter

gauge

groove.

Turn

the

blade

so

the

marked

tooth

is

at

the

back.

Move

the

combination

square

to

the

rear

and

again

measure

the

distance

from

the

blade

tooth

to

the

right

miter

gauge

groove.

If

the

distances

are

the

same,

the

blade

and

the

miter

gauge

groove

are

parallel.

Open

the

motor

cover

and

loosen

the

four

hex

head

screws

securing

the

table

top

to

the

cabinet.

Place

a

block

of

wood

on

the

side

of

the

blade

and

push

it

into

the

blade

until

the

blade

is

parallel

to

the

miter

gauge

groove.

Retighten

one

screw.

Check

with

square

to

determine

if

marked

tooth

touches

square

by

the

same

amount

at

front

and

rear.

If

it

does,

alternately

tighten

otherthree

screws.

If

it

does

not,

loosen

screw

and

move

table

top

the

required

amount.

To

reduce

the

risk

of

injury

from

kickback,

align

the

rip

fence

to

the

blade

following

any

blade

adjustments.

Always

make

sure

the

rip

fence

is

parallel

to

the

blade

before

beginning

any

operation.

DADO

CUT

PUSH

BLOCK

PUSH

STICK

A

WARNING:

A

WARNING:

Fig.

69

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