SawStop 3.0HP - Manual (Page 16)

14 SawStop 10” Professional Cabinet Saw
Fig. 2a
Fig. 1
Fig. 2b
top piece of
Styrofoam
the bottom edge
of the saw should
overhang the edge
of the Styrofoam
the edge of the
table should
overhang the edge
of the Styrofoam
Standing Up Your Saw
! WAR NING
Do no t oper ate with doo r open. The blade can retr act and cause a se vere injur y if y ou t ouch it inside
the cabinet . Also , mo ving par ts can
cut, pinch or crush .
! WA RNIN G Do not ope rate wi th door o pe n.
Th e blad e c an r etr ac t and c ause
a se ver e injur y if y ou to uch it in side
the cab inet . A lso , mo vin g par ts can
cut , pin ch or crus h .
! WA
R
N IN G Mo ving gea
rs and par
ts
can pinch,
cut or crush.
Do
not ope
ra te with
door ope
n.
! WAR NING
Do not oper ate with door open. The blade can r etrac t and cause
a se vere injur y if y ou to uch it inside
the cabinet . Also , mo ving pa rts c an
cut, pinch or crush .
1. Your saw is shipped horizontal to protect it from tipping during transit. To stand up your saw, fi rst remove all
packing materials and accessories from the shipping pallet (see Fig. 1). There is a poster that ships with the
saw that shows where all of the accessories are located in the packaging.
2. Take the top piece of Styrofoam and place one of its short sides next to the pallet by the back of the saw,
as shown in Fig 2a. Place the Styrofoam so that the top edge of the table and the bottom edge of the saw