Ke_:::; th_!s|ot::c_t!iby :th_ibiade:_ = ::!: :::::=:: 5,:Blade Tooth Set:-::the distance:that the edge of th_
work' _:_wh:iCh is: : : saWblade tOothisb_ni (orset Outward fromthes,det
2.:LeadlngEdge:_!_= ...... g ............. p .................: : _. ....... ........... : )
:/::.puShed:into theibiade:first: : : ::::the:b!ade_::: ::::::::::_:!_,: ::: .....
.... 0fthework 6 Trailing Edge;:; the work iece ed e last cut b the
3_:Sawbtm:fe Path:,- the area : : p ..... y ..... ..... ......... .......P g . y
toward the sawbiade edge:;::: :i:Sawblade. : ,
:4-1:Bevel' -:the blllty'.....to slantthetable to make ........angie cuts. 7 ,Wor:kp:iece :- the item :onWhichthe cutting operation is
:: angle cuttir_g operati0nl through the face:of the being performed.
board.
-::Contents
W_rranty Information.... ........................... ...................... 2
ety Instructions for Scroll Saws :...... i.. ..:i ::..: .. 2
Motor Specs and Electrical Requirements .................. :. 5
Glossary of Terms for Woodworking ... ................. .....:..:6
Unpacking and Checking Contents ............................... 6
Assembly and Alignment ............................................... 7
Setting Table for Horizontal or Bevel Cutting ..........8
Aligning the Bevel Indicator .................................... 8
Removing and Installing Blades ....................... ..,._..:.._10
Adjusting Work Hold-Down Foot. ...................... .,.L.... 12
Dust Blower .................................................................. 12
Blade Guard: ...................................... :......................... 12
i ....
Mounting the Scroll Saw ............................................. 13
Getting to Know Your Scroll Saw ................................. 14
Speed Control/On-OFF Knob ............................... 15
Choice of Blade and Speed .................................. 16
Operation .................................................................... 17
Making Interior Cuts ............................................. 19
Maintenance ................................................................ 20
Wiring Diagram ........................................................... 2I
Recommended Accessories ....................................... 21
Troubleshooting ........................................................... 21
Repair Parts ................................................................ 22
Service Information ....................................... Back Cover
Unpacking and Checking Contents ........
Tools Needed
::j_ COMBINATION
WARNING: For your own safety never connect plug
to power sou rce outlet until all assembly iStepsare
complete, and you have read and understand the
safety and operating instructions.
IMPORTANT: Never lift this saw by the arm which hotds
the blade or damage will occur to your saw.
Separate all parts from packaging materials and check
each item with illustration and "Table of Loose Parts".
Make certain all items are accounted for before discard-
ing any packaging material.
If any parts are missing, do not attempt to assemble the
Scroll Saw, plug in the power cordor turn the switch on
until the missing parts are obtained and installed cor-
rectly.
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Table of Loose Parts Qty
A 16" Scroll Saw (Completely Assembled) ............. 1
B Owner's Manual .................................................. 1
C Loose Parts Bag containing:
Blade ................................................................... 1
Hex "T" Handle Wrench ...................................... 1
"L" Shaped Blade Change Rod ........................... 1
NOTE: Hardware to mount this scroll saw to a bench or
leg set is NOT supplied. See mounting instructionsfor
recommended hardware size.
