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GLOSSARY

OF

TERMS

FEATURES

Anti-Kickback

Pawis

(radial

arm

and

table

saws)

A

device

which,

when

properly

installed

and

maintained,

is

designed

to

stop

the

workpiece

from

being

kicked

back

toward

the

front

of

the

saw

during

a

ripping

operation.

Arbor

The

shaft

on

which

a

blade

or

cutting

tool

is

mounted.

Bevel

Cut

A

cutting

operation

made

with

the

blade

at

any

angle

other

than

900

to

the

table

surface.

Chamfer

A

cut

removing

a

wedge

from

a

block

so

the

end

(or

part

of

the

end)

is

angled

rather

than

at

90°.

Compound

Cut

A

cross

cut

made

with

both

a

miter

and

a

bevel

angle.

Cross

Cut

A

cutting

or

shaping

operation

made

across

the

grain

or

the

width

of

the

workpiece.

Cutter

Head

(planers

and

jointer

planers)

A

rotating

cutterhead

with

adjustable

blades

or

knives.

The

blades

or

knives

remove

material

from

the

workpiece.

Dado

Cut

A

non-through

cut

which

produces

a

square-sided

notch

or

trough

in

the

workpiece

(requires

a

special

blade).

Featherboard

A

device

used

to

help

control

the

workpiece

by

guiding

it

securely

against

the

table

or

fence

during

any

ripping

operation.

FPM

orSPM

Feet

per

minute

(or

strokes

per

minute),

used

in

reference

to

blade

movement.

Freehand

Performing

a

cut

without

the

workpiece

being

guided

by

a

fence,

miter

gauge,

or

other

aids.

Gum

A

sticky,

sap-based

residue

from

wood

products.

Heel

Alignment

of

the

blade

to

the

fence.

Kerf

The

material

removed

by

the

blade

in

a

through

cut

or

the

slot

produced

by

the

blade

in

a

non-through

or

partial

cut.

Kickback

A

hazard

that

can

occur

when

the

blade

binds

or

stalls,

throwing

the

workpiece

back

toward

operator.

Leading

End

The

end

of

the

workpiece

pushed

into

the

tool

first.

Miter

Cut

A

cutting

operation

made

with

the

workpiece

at

any

angle

to

the

blade

other

than

90°.

Non-Through

Cuts

Any

cutting

operation

where

the

blade

does

not

extend

completely

through

the

thickness

of

the

workpiece.

Pilot

Hole

(drill

presses)

A

small

hole

drilled

in

a

workpiece

that

serves

as

a

guide

for

drilling

large

holes

accurately.

Push

Blocks

(for

jointer

planers)

Device

used

to

feed

the

workpiece

over

the

jointer

planer

cutterhead

during

any

operation.

This

aid

helps

keep

the

operator’s

hands

well

away

from

the

cutterhead.

Push

Blocks

and

Push

Sticks

(for

table

saws)

Devices

used

to

feed

the

workpiece

through

the

saw

blade

during

cutting

operations.

A

push

stick

(not

a

push

block)

should

be

used

for

narrow

ripping

operations.

These

aids

help

keep

the

operator’s

hands

well

away

from

the

blade.

Resaw

A

cutting

operation

to

reduce

the

thickness

of

the

workpiece

to

make

thinner

pieces.

Resin

A

sticky,

sap-based

substance

that

has

hardened.

Revolutions

Per

Minute

(RPM)

The

number

of

turns

completed

by

a

spinning

object

in

one

minute.

Ripping

or

Rip

Cut

A

cutting

operation

along

the

length

of

the

workpiece.

Riving

Knife/Spreader/Splitter

(table

saws)

A

metal

piece,

slightly

thinner

than

the

blade,

which

helps

keep

the

kerf

open

and

also

helps

to

prevent

kickback.

Saw

Blade

Path

The

area

over,

under,

behind,

or

in

front

of

the

blade.

As

it

applies

to

the

workpiece,

that

area

which

will

be

or

has

been

cut

by

the

blade.

Set

The

distance

that

the

tip

of

the

saw

blade

tooth

is

bent

(or

set)

outward

from

the

face

of

the

blade.

Snipe

(planers)

Depression

made

at

either

end

of

a

workpiece

by

cutter

blades

when

the

workpiece

is

not

properly

supported.

Through

Sawing

Any

cutting

operation

where

the

blade

extends

completely

through

the

thickness

of

the

workpiece.

Throw-Back

The

throwing

back

of

a

workpiece

usually

caused

by

the

workpiece

being

dropped

into

the

blade

or

being

placed

inadvertently

in

contact

with

the

blade.

Workpiece

or

Material

The

item

on

which

the

operation

is

being

done.

Worktable

Surface

where

the

workpiece

rests

while

performing

a

cutting,

drilling,

planing,

or

sanding

operation.

Rating

120

V,

AC

Only,

60

Hz,

13

Amps

240

V,

AC

Only,

60

Hz,

6.7

Amps

No

Load

Speed

3,450

r/min.

(RPM)

BLADE

GUARD

ASSEMBLY

PRODUCT

SPECIFICATIONS

Blade

Diameter

10

in.

Blade

Arbor

5/8

in.

Cutting

Depth

at

0°

3-1/8

in.

Cutting

Depth

at

45°

2-1/4

in.

SPREADER

ANTI-KICKBACK

SAW

BLADE

RIP

FENCE

KNOB

FRONT

RAIL

LOCKING

HANDLE

BEVEL

ADJUSTING

HAND

WH

EEL

ASSEMBLY

MOTOR

COVER

HEIGHT

ADJUSTING

HAND

WHEEL

ASSEMBLY

LEVELING

FOOT

STORAGE

HOOK

HERC-U-LIFT®

MOBILE

BASE

LEG

STAND

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