The blade guard must be used when making cuts with the mitre saw.

• Yes

• No

If there is a bow (curve) in the stock, make sure the end of the curve is facing up so the stock will not bind (pinch the blade) and kick back when cut.

• Yes

• No

Placing your hand CLOSER than 4” to the blade while holding the stock is considered safe practices.

• Yes

• No

Allow the motor to reach full speed before starting a cut. The blade must continue to rotate as you complete the cut.

• Yes

• No

Ensure that the blade is NOT contacting the stock before the switch is turned on.

• Yes

• No

It is important to check your wood for staples, nails, knots and paint before cutting your stock to length.

• Yes

• No

It is NOT necessary to wear eye protection when using the mitre saw.

• Yes

• No

When making a cut, the material being cut must be held firmly against the fence and table.

• Yes

• No

It is good practice to leave the saw in whatever angle you changed the saw too, instead of returning it to the zero position.

• Yes

• No

It’s ok to cut stock less than 6” in length holding it by hand.

• Yes

• No