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Opera ting Instructions and Parts M anual Table Sa w Model : JW TS -10 WMH T OOL G ROUP 2420 Vantage Dr iv e El g in, I llinoi s 60124 Part No . M - 708100 Ph.: 800-274-6848 Revi s ion B 2 9/06 www.wm ht oolgroup. co m Copyri ght © W MH Tool Group T h is Manu al is Bookmar ked[...]
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2 W A RR A N TY A N D SERVI CE W M H Too l G rou p, I nc ., warrants e very product it se lls. If one of ou r to ols nee ds service or re pai r, one of our Authorize d S e rvi ce Cente r s located throughou t t he Unit e d States can give you quick se rvi ce . In most cases, any o f these W MH Too l Group Au t hor ize d Service Ce nt e r s can aut [...]
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3 Ta ble of Contents Tab l e o f Con tents .................................................................................................................................... 3 Warn ings ................................................................................................................................................. 4 As sembly.....[...]
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4 W a r nings 1. Read and under st and t he enti r e owners manual befor e at tempti ng as sem bly or operat i on. 2. Read and understand t he w ar ning s po sted on the m achine and i n thi s m anual. Fail ure t o co m ply w i t h all of t hes e warning s m ay c ause seri ou s inj ur y. 3. Replac e the warning l abe l s if they bec om e obscured o[...]
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5 Error! Objects cannot be created from editing fi e l d cod es. 21. Pr ov i de f o r adequat e space s ur r oun di ng work area and non-gl ar e, o v erhead li gh t ing. 22. Keep t he f l oor around t he m achine clean and free of s crap m ater ial, oil and grease. 23. Keep v i sitor s a sa f e di s tanc e from the work area. Keep ch ildren away. 2[...]
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6 The most co mmo n acciden ts among tabl e saw users, accordi ng to stat istics, can be l inked to k i ckback, t he h igh- s p eed expulsio n of material f rom the tabl e that can st rike the op erator. Kickb ack ca n al s o result in operato r’ s h and s b ein g pu ll ed i nt o th e b l a d e. Kickback Pr evention Ti ps to a v o i d the m ost c[...]
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7 Features Speci ficat ions Model Nu m ber ............................................................................................................................ J W T S-10 Stoc k Nu m ber ................................................................................................................................ 708100 Bl ade D i a m eter[...]
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8 Def initions A nd T erminolog y A rbor: Metal shaf t that connect s the driv e m echan ism to the blade. Bevel Edg e Cut: Tilt of t he saw arbor and blade between 0° and 45° t o per f orm an angl ed cutt ing operati on. Blad e Guard: M echanis m m ounted ov er t he saw blade t o pre v ent acc i dental cont ac t w i th the cutti ng edge. Crosscu[...]
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9 Shippi ng Content s Carton Contents 1 ea Tabl e Saw (not show n) 1 ea Fr ont Ra i l – Long (A) 1 ea Fr ont Ra i l – Short (B) 1 ea Ext ens i on Wing – Left ( C) 1 ea Ext ens i on Wing – Right (D ) 1 ea Support Rod w i th mounti ng s c r ew and washer (E) 1 ea Rear Rai l – Short (F) 1 ea Rear Rai l – Long ( G ) 1 ea Left Leg – Rear ([...]
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10 Hard wa re The shi pping cart on incl udes two hard ware bag s with par ts for as sem bli ng the J W TS-10 Tabl e Saw. Hardware ba g J W TS 10-HP contai ns si x pack ets of parts and JW T S10-SHP contai ns three packet s of parts. I f either bag is missing t he proper num ber o f packet s , contact customer servi ce (phone number on cov er and b[...]
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11 A ssem bly Read an d u n derstand al l assembl y inst ructions bef ore attemp t i ng assembl y! F ailure to co m p ly may cause se r ious in jur y ! Un packing an d Cleanu p 1. Rem ove all c ontents fr o m t he s hi pping carton. Keep the sa w t able upsi de do wn (Fi gure 1) and plac e on a two-by- four or simi lar piece o f w ood under the r e[...]
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12 A ssembling th e Saw to the S tand Do not pl ug t he ta ble sa w into th e p ow er source unti l all assembl y h as been comp leted! F ai l ure to comply may cau se se r ious in jur y ! 1. T urn t he stand upside down and pl ace ont o the tabl e saw (F i gure 3) Note: T he s i de w i th the JET logo (A) is the front s i de of the stand and w ill[...]
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13 Handwh eels Ref erring to Figur e 6: The JW TS-10 Tabl e Saw c om es equipped with t wo handwheel s which l ook i dentic al exc ept f or t he m ounti ng holes as f oll ow s: 1. On the fr ont o f the tabl e s aw sl ide t he bushing (C) ont o shaft (D) f ollowed by the han dwheel (A) w i th the larger mounting h ole , m aki ng s ur e to li ne up t[...]
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14 Front Gu id e Rail Ref erring to Figur e 9: Requir ed Fasteni ng Har dware (see also i nset) : A – 6 ea – Square Head Bolt ( M8) B – 6 ea – Lock W asher ( M 8) C – 6 ea – Hex Nuts (M8) Requir ed Tool s: – 12mm wrench 1. Pl ace s ix s quare head bolts (A ) t hrough the m ounting hol es on t he f ront of the left extens ion (F), tabl[...]
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15 Switch Bracket Ref erring to Figur e 11: 1. Insert tw o M 6x12 pan head screws ( A) t hrough the back of the switc h bracket m ounting hol es (B). Place M6 washers (C) and square nut s (D) on the t hr eaded ends of the screws. 2. Mount the switc hbox (C) onto t he rai l (F) su ch that the square nuts ( A) sli de i nto the groove ( E ) on t he l [...]
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16 I nstallin g /Replacin g th e Blade When in stalli ng or ch angin g the saw b lade, alw ays disconnect t he saw fro m the pow er source! F ailure to comply cay cau se se r ious in jur y ! 1. Usi ng the hand w he els, rai se the blade ar bor f u ll y and l ock the saw at zer o degrees by ti ghtening t he lock k nob in the mi dd l e o f t he hand [...]
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17 Table In sert Ref erring to Figur e 16: 1. Raise t he bl ade guard ass em bly. 2. Lower the bl ade complet e l y. 3. Pl ace t he table insert (A) int o the openi ng w i th the notched end (B) tow ards the spl itter (C ). A clip under neath the not ch secures the i nsert to t he tabl e at the rear ; an M 5 flat head s crew (E) secures the i nsert[...]
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18 Thi s f ence i s posit ioned by lif ting up the loc k handle (A, F ig. 19) and slidi ng t o the desir ed l ocation. "Fi ne-tuni ng" is accom plished by pus hing the mi cro-adjust knob in (B, Fig. 19) and at t he s am e time turn ing it ( C, Fi g. 19) unt il the ex act posi ti on i s read on the scal e. Miter Ga uge Operat ion Ref errin[...]
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19 Grounding Instructions 1. All Gr ounded, Cord-connect ed Tool s: In t he e v ent o f a m alfunc t i on or break dow n, groundi ng prov i des a path of least resi stance f or elec tric current to reduce the ri s k of e l ectri c shock. T his tool is equipped w i t h an el ectric c or d havi ng an equipm ent-gr oundi ng conduct or and a groundi ng[...]
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20 A d j ustments Blade Raisin g and T il t Mechan ism Never try to force the til tin g mechan ism past the 45º or 90º stops! This may cause the b lade to g o out o f a li gnment! Ref erring to Figur e 22: To raise or lo w er the saw bl ade, l oosen the lock knob (A) and turn t he handw heel (B) on the fr ont of the saw u nti l t he desir ed heig[...]
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21 Operations Table Saws Famili arize y ours elf wit h t he locati on and operati on of all c ont ro l s and adj ustm ents and the use of ac ces sori es such as the mi ter gauge and ri p f ence . Ki ckbac ks Seri ous inj ury can result f ro m k i ckbac ks which occur when a w or k piec e bi nds on the sa w blade or bi nds bet w een t he saw blade a[...]
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22 Rip Sawing Rippi ng is w here t he w or k piece i s f ed with t he grai n int o the sa w bl ade using the f ence as a guide and a posi ti on i ng de v ic e t o ens ur e the desired widt h of cut (Figur e 27) . Figur e 27 Before st artin g a rip ping cut, be su re t h e fence is clamp e d securely and alig ned pro perly . • Nev er r i p freehan[...]
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23 W hen r ipping l ong boards, use a support at the front o f the tabl e, such as a r oll er stand, and a support or "tailm an" a t t he rear as s hown i n Fi gure 30. Nev er use the rip fenc e beyond t he point where the car r i age is fl ush with t he end o f the rails. Hav e the b l ade extend about 1/8" abov e the top of t he w [...]
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24 To im prove t he effectiv enes s of the mi ter gauge in c ross cut ti ng, some users m ount an aux ili ary wooden ex tension f ace (w i th a g l ued-on stri p o f sandpaper) to the m it er gauge as s ho w n i n Fi gure 34. Provi de auxili ary s uppor t f or any w ork piece ex tending beyond t he table top wit h a t endency to sag and l if t up o[...]
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25 Dado Cutting – Dadoi ng i s cutt ing a wide groov e i nto a workpi ece or cutting a r abbet along t he edge o f a w or kpiece. A dado insert, shown in F igure 38, i s neces s ary for th i s type of operati on. A dado i ns er t ( s t ock # 708 098) desi gned to f it the JW TS- 10 Tab le S aw can be or dered f rom your deal er or W MH Tool Group[...]
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26 Filler Piece A fil ler piece (Figur e 40) i s nec es sary f or narr ow ri pping and permi t s the blade guar d t o re m ain on the m achine. It a l so pro v ides space f or the saf e use of a push sti ck. Figur e 40 – F iller Piece Pu sh Stick & P ush Block The use of a pus h block or push s ti ck prov ides an added lev el of sa f ety f or[...]
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27 M a intenance Always d isc onnec t powe r to t he ma chine before pe rform ing ma inte nanc e. Fai lure to do th is ma y res ult i n ser ious per sona l in jury . Clean ing Clean t he JWTS- 10 according to t he s chedul e below to ensure m a x im u m per f orm ance . Note— T he follow ing maintenance s chedule assum es t he sa w is being us ed[...]
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28 Tr oubleshoot ing Sympt om Po ssible Cause Correcti on Low vol tage. Check power line for proper vo l tage. Motor wi l l n ot start Open circuit in motor or loose connecti o n . Inspect all lead connections on motor f or loose or open connections. Short circuit in line cord or plug. Inspect cord or plug for dam aged in sulatio n and sh orted wir[...]
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29 Part s JWTS-10 Table and C abinet Parts Lis t Index No. Part No . Descrip t ion Siz e Qty 1 ............... JWTS1 0-3 01 ........... Tab le ................................................................. ................................... 1 2 ............... JWTS1 0 - 3 0 2 ........... Exte n s ion Wing , Le ft ...............................[...]
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30 JWTS-10 Table and C abinet Explo ded V iew[...]
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31 Mot or a nd T runnio n A ssembly Parts List Index No. Part No . Descrip t ion Siz e Qty 1 ............... VB-A3 1 ................... Belt .................................................................... A-3 1 ........................... 1 2 ............... JWTS1 0-1 02 ........... Be lt ......................................................[...]
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32 Mot or a nd T runnio n A ssembly Parts List Index No. Part No . Descrip t ion Siz e Qty 55 ............. JWTS1 0-1 55 ........... W a ve W as he r .................................................... WW - 16 ....................... 1 56 ............. TS- 1532042 ............ Pan H ead Sc rew ................................................ M4x12[...]
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33 Mot or a nd T runnio n A ssembly Exploded V i ew[...]
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34 Fence an d Rail Par ts List Index No. Part No . Descrip t ion Siz e Qty ................. JWTS1 0-FA ............ Fence Ass embly (#1 th ru #39) ........................... ................................... 1 1 ............... JWTS1 0-2 01 ........... H andle Cap ....................................................... .........................[...]
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35 Fence an d Rail Par ts List Index No. Part No . Descrip t ion Siz e Qty 53 ............. JWTS1 0-25 3 ........... Re ar Ra i l, Long .................................................. ................................... 1 54 ............. TS- 1550041 ............ Fl a t W a s her ....................................................... M6 .......[...]
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36 Stan d Assem bly Par ts List and Ex pl ode d View Index No. Part No . Descrip t ion Siz e Qty 1 ............... TS- 1540061 ............ He x N u t 1 * * ......................................................... M8 ............................ 28 2 ............... JWTS1 0-4 02 ........... Le g ....................................................[...]
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37 Wiring D iagram 200MF D 250 VAC 200MF D 250 VAC WHITE BLA CK BLA CK WHITE GREEN GRE EN 30MFD 350 VAC ELEC T R IC AL SC HE MAT IC - 115V RED YELLOW BLACK WHIT E BLA CK WHITE GRE EN GREEN ELEC T R IC AL SC HE MAT IC - 230V GR OUND BLA CK WHITE GRE EN BLA CK WH ITE GREEN WH ITE BLA CK WHITE RED BLA CK YELLO W 30MFD 350 VAC[...]
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38 Order ing Replacemen t Parts To or der par t s or reac h our servi ce departm ent, c all 1-800-274-6848 bet w een 7: 30am and 5: 30pm ( CS T ), Monday t hrough Fri day. Ha v ing t he Model Nu m ber and Seri al Nu m ber of y our m achine avail able when you call w il l allow us to ser v e you quickly and ac curately.[...]
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39 Notes[...]
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40 WM H Tool Gr ou p 2420 Van t age Drive Elgin, Il linois 60124 Phone : 800 - 274-6848 www.wm htoolgr oup.com[...]